Welcome to the Center for Women's and Gender Equity!

The staff at the center are excited to extend a personal invitation for you to stop in and visit us in Scott-Willcoxon Hall. We are excited about the opportunity to connect with students and have a wide variety of resources and services.

 In addition to the many ways in which you can utilize the center, the staff at the CWGE are always engaging in dialogue, reflection and activism (both personally and professionally) surrounding issues and concerns for women as well as any marginalized gender experience. We understand the reality of navigating life and the college environment from a gendered place and seek to support students and the campus community in their gender journey. We offer programs and events throughout the year dedicated to educating our campus community and raising awareness about women’s and gender issues. We are also happy to engage informally, at any time, in the center or other campus spaces.

 The Center for Women's and Gender Equity is part of the Department of Equity and Inclusion, under the Division of Campus Community and Climate and is housed in the beautiful Scott-Willcoxon Hall. The center offers a friendly and warm atmosphere for studying, hanging out, and making connections. We offer a functional kitchen, computer lab, resource library, lactation station, gender-neutral restrooms, and comfortable seating. We also offer referrals to campus and community resources to meet all of your needs, whether specific to gender or not!  

 We encourage you to stop in! All are welcome in our space; we look forward to meeting you!

 Inclusivity Statement:

The Center for Women's and Gender Equity supports an inclusive learning environment where diversity and individual differences are understood, respected, appreciated, and recognized as a source of strength. We expect that students, administrators, and staff within the CWGE will respect differences and demonstrate diligence in understanding how other peoples’ perspectives, behaviors, and worldviews may be different from one’s own.