Diversity and Inclusion
People make Community, but Community supports People
WashU is home to thousands of diverse individuals. People who look like you and think like you and people who do neither. All these people make the WashU community and WashU works to support each individual. Learn more about resources central to your identity.
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Diversity & Inclusion Self-Study Guides
This guide can help you begin or continue your social justice education.
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The Office of Religious, Spiritual and Ethical Life
This new department in the Division of Student Affairs welcomes those of any/no religious, spiritual or philosophical backgrounds and beliefs.
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LGBTQIA+ Resources
There are many resources at WashU that exist to create space for you to navigate your identities, question openly and be your authentic self.
Featured Alum
Washington University is a place that allows exploration and self-discovery. Take it from students who find ways to express themselves, make a difference and make opportunities to help others do the same.
Christopher Blake
Leaving a legacy for Black male students who follow, Christopher Blake has blazed some key trails.
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for Graduate and Professional Students
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Health Information for Graduate Students
Graduate and professional students, learn how to use the medical and mental health services at Habif Health and Wellness Center.
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Liberman Graduate Center
The Liberman Graduate Center is a dedicated space for graduate and professional students to meet, connect and engage.
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LGBTQIA+ Resources for Graduate Students
Involvement opportunities and campus resources targeted to the needs of LGBTQIA+ graduate and professional students.
Application Process and Eligibility for TRIO
Learn about TRIO eligibility and how to apply.
Creating a Four-Year Plan for TRIO Scholars
TRIO staff recommend that all scholars create plans for their professional development throughout their academic career at WashU.
First-Generation Faculty and Staff Directory
See a directory of faculty and staff at WashU who are first generation college students.
First-Generation Recognition Ceremony
Celebrate the success of our graduating students who are first in their families to attend college.
Washington University First Generation Celebration
Celebrate being a first generation college student at WashU on November 8, 2020! Stay tuned for a Zoom link.
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Associated Departments
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Center for Diversity and Inclusion
Our work enhances and strengthens Washington University’s commitment to diversity and inclusion.
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Campus Life
Campus Life empowers students to discover and define themselves and their communities through advising, programs and resources.
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Residential Life
We seek to provide a safe environment that encourages learning and personal growth in an inclusive community that empowers and challenges our residents.