Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Lori Reesor has announced the creation of a new department within Student Affairs named the Office of Inclusion Education.
Student Affairs is uniquely positioned to engage in anti-racism work. Our efforts touch so many aspects of a student’s Wisconsin Experience, and in our own ways we have opportunities to further conversations about racial justice.
Each year, the Ginsberg Family Awards recognize students who have made outstanding leadership and service contributions to the university community while maintaining a record of academic excellence. The awards are a legacy of Paul Ginsberg, former dean of students at UW–Madison, and his family. They honor the values that Paul Ginsberg was always proud of …
Dean of Students Office hosts themed drop-in sessions every Wednesday at noon.
Resources and services to support your health, wellbeing, and academic success.
On March 26, we hosted our first virtual town hall to address recent bias and hate incidents.
With the rapidly changing environment related to COVID-19, it is reasonable to feel anxious about the escalating number of cases across Wisconsin, nationally, and globally.
Jenna Hee-Jung Friedman hired as assistant director, focusing on bias and bias incidents.
UW–Madison will host the 2021 MBLGTACC at the Monona Terrace.
Dr. Lori Reesor welcomes students back to campus and shares recommendations to stay connected.