DEI Resources

Academic Resource Center | Students

The Academic Resource Center (ARC) provides students with academic strategies and individualized support needed for academic success and inclusion within the Georgetown community. The center offers disability support, student-athlete support and academic support.

The University encourages students in need of disability support services to make an appointment with an ARC administrator to discuss available services and the process for receiving accommodations.

Quick links: Disability support services; Disability support at GU Library

The Black House | Students

La Casa Latina | Students

Campus Ministry | Students, Faculty, Staff

Quick links: Campus Ministry Services; Residential Ministry

Cawley Career Education Center | Students

Quick links: Career Services for Students; Career Resources for Diverse Populations

Center for Social Justice | Students, Faculty, Staff

Quick links: CSJ Statement for Black Lives Matter; CSJ Resources for Particular Communities; CSJ Student Organizations

Counseling and Psychiatric Service (CAPS) | Students

Quick links: Access Virtual CAPS Services; CAPS Emergency and After-hours Care; CAPS Commitment to Diversity; CAPS LGBTQIA+ Student Support Group; CAPS Mosaic Student Support Group (BIPOC)

SFS Graduate Career Center | Graduate Students, Alumni

Quick links: SFSGCC Inclusivity and Diversity Resources

Hoya Hub Food Pantry | Students, Faculty, Staff

Indigenous Studies Working Group | Students, Faculty, Staff

Quick links: Resources for Indigenous Study

Office of Institutional Diversity, Equity & Affirmative Action (IDEAA) | Students, Faculty, Staff

Quick links: Report a bias-related incident; Summary of IDEAA Services

LGBTQ Resource Center | Students, Faculty, Staff, Alumni

Quick links: Trans, Non-Binary and Gender Non-Conforming Resource Guide

Living Learning Communities | Students

The Office of Student Equity and Inclusion (OSEI) | Undergraduate Students, Faculty, Staff

Quick links: OSEI’s Black Student, Staff & Faculty Resources

Center for Multicultural Equity and Access (CMEA) | Undergraduate Students

Quick links: CMEA Black Lives Matter Resources; CMEA Office Hours

Title IX at Georgetown | Students, Faculty, Staff

Quick links: Support and Resources for Title IX Complainants

Undocumented Student Resources | Students

Veterans Office | Students

Quick links: Military-connected Student Resources

Women’s Center | Students, Faculty, StaffQuick links: Women’s Center Resources; Virtual Women’s Center

Research summaries examine DEI-related issues in curricula, in campus culture, and in the diversity of the faculty, students, and staff.

Attracting and Retaining Diverse Faculty

Building an Inclusive Climate on Campus

Countering Bias in the Classroom

Cultivating Attention to DEI in Curricula

DEI in Online Learning

Diversity and the Classroom

Explore this collection of International Affairs Schools Diversity & Inclusion Strategies and Plans.

Use the DEI Resources for Students tool to find job postings, fellowships, career guidance and mentors, and networking opportunities.

Use the Faculty & Staff Diversity Recruiting Resource tool to post job openings, seek mentoring opportunities, find DEI-related events, and join professional and alumni networks.

Use Syllabus Self-Review Tool for Faculty. This document enables individual faculty members, as well as centers and programs, to review their syllabi for diversity of authorship and perspectives and to identify and correct existing biases in their courses.

This database houses well-cited scholarship by diverse authors, along with scholarship that addresses key elements of diversity in the field of International Relations. This tool can be used those working in or studying global affairs.