Title IX Compliance All individuals participating in educational programs or activities that are affiliated with WashU – including faculty, staff, students and third-parties attending university-sponsored events – are protected by Title IX. Students who need support should contact the Habif Health and Wellness Center or the Relationship and Sexual Violence Prevention (RSVP) Center. Support for faculty and staff is available through Work-Life Solutions or by contacting the Title IX Office. 
The Center for Career Engagement The Center for Career Engagement prepares students for lifelong success by helping them understand themselves, envision possibilities, get ready for their next steps, in addition to providing online resources and events within industry-specific career communities. We encourage students to use Handshake to register for events, apply for jobs, and schedule a coaching appointment with a certified career coach today! 
Center for Counseling & Psychological Services (CCPS) CCPS provides mental health treatment and support through therapy, consultation, programming and crisis response. For resources on supporting mental health emergencies and crisis response visit here.
Bias Report and Support System (BRSS) WashU’s BRSS allows students, faculty, staff, and community members to report incidents of bias, prejudice, or discrimination against students. The BRSS team offers support and curates appropriate follow-up resources. While we can refer reports for formal investigation or conduct processes, these services are not directly within our scope. 
The Graduate Center (TGC) TGC is a central hub dedicated to enhancing the academic development of all graduate and professional students at WashU. In addition to academic and research skill development, TGC’s curated programming, opportunities, and resources encourage graduate and professional students to foster interdisciplinarity and to grow scholarly communities among their peers. 
The Learning Center (TLC) (part of The Center for Teaching and Learning) TLC is available to undergraduate students as an academic support resource and provides both course-specific peer mentorship and general academic skills coaching. 
Office for International Student Engagement (OISE) OISE supports all international students and scholars through programming, advocacy and cultural enrichment. The OISE team is available to advise faculty when needed on issues pertaining to their students and their respective studies.  
Taylor Family Center for Student Success The Taylor Family Center hosts the Taylor Scholars, TRIO Student Support Services, Kessler Scholars and Forward Families. Programming in this center focuses on cultivating a community where first-generation or limited-income students develop the capital necessary to maximize their full potential. 
University Libraries The WashU Libraries are a powerful network of academic resources featuring 9 libraries available to faculty, staff and students to leverage expertise, infrastructure, and collections to advance transformative research and student success. The Instruction program at WashU Libraries provides services that can be tailored to your disciplines and course needs and collaborate with you on the design of research assignments, instruction sessions focused on research, and source evaluation and synthesis. You are welcome to list the contact information for your subject librarian directly on your syllabus, and/or reach out to your subject librarian to create a research guide curated to the needs of your class. 
The Writing Center & Speaking Studio Available to all members of the WashU community, this free resource offers one-on-one support for any writing or public speaking project. The Center also hosts stand-alone events, as well as custom-designed, in-class workshops by request. 
WashU Cares WashU Cares is a dedicated support team, available to help guide students through complex systems and recommend/coordinate both on- and off-campus resources for a student’s support network. Examples include: Co-create a plan of action when a student is feeling overwhelmed, provide guidance about accessing basic needs (food, housing, finances), discuss whether Medical Leave of Absence is right for you, connect to mental health resources on-campus or in the community  To file a WashU Care Report, use the following form.

Additional Resources within Student Affairs departments, programs and units that support student success can be found here.