Further University of Pittsburgh Resources
Office for Institutional Engagement and Wellbeing
Anti-Harrassment Policy Statement
Title IX: Graduate and Professional Student Resources: The Title IX Office recognizes that Graduate and Professional Students face very specific challenges because of their unique roles in the University Community. All of the resources offered through the Title IX Office are available to graduate students, regardless of enrollment status, academic appointment, or international status. We require all graduate students to complete Title IX training as part of our commitment to providing a learning environment that is free from sexual misconduct, harassment and discrimination, to promoting fairness and equity, and to providing graduate student teachers and researchers with resources and support.
Disability Resources and Services
Office of International Services
WEP@Pitt - Established in 2018, WEP@Pitt’s mission is to attract and support engineering students while they are pursuing both their educational and professional goals. The program provides a variety of events and services that help students find a support system as well as guidance while they are pursuing their engineering degree.
University of Pittsburgh chapter of the Association for Women in Mathematics
Women and Minorities in Physics at Pitt
American Association of University Women, University of Pittsburgh
Association for Women in Science (Pittsburgh AWIS Affiliate Group)
Gender Inequality Research Lab (GIRL@Pitt)
Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Program
Provost's Advisory Committee on Women's Concerns (PACWC)
Anti-Harrassment Policy Statement
Title IX: Graduate and Professional Student Resources: The Title IX Office recognizes that Graduate and Professional Students face very specific challenges because of their unique roles in the University Community. All of the resources offered through the Title IX Office are available to graduate students, regardless of enrollment status, academic appointment, or international status. We require all graduate students to complete Title IX training as part of our commitment to providing a learning environment that is free from sexual misconduct, harassment and discrimination, to promoting fairness and equity, and to providing graduate student teachers and researchers with resources and support.