Two new directors join the Division of Student Affairs
Dialogue Across Difference Dr. Jennifer Pacheco has been named WashU’s new Director of Dialogue Across Difference (DxD). Pacheco joins WashU from University of Colorado, Boulder, where she has served as the Lead Dialogue Researcher and Designer for CU Dialogues. She brings with her extensive experience in higher education, including stops at Colorado State University, the […]
WashU welcomes Class of 2028 (and their families)
Read more about the Class of 2028’s Move-in
Anna “Dr. G” Gonzalez featured in “Building trust and community”
Anna “Dr. G” Gonzalez is featured in a Source story about WashU’s engagement with a fundamental university mission: preparing students for global leadership through cultivating habits of lifelong learning and critical and ethical thinking.
Jackson appointed associate dean for scholar programs
Phyllis Jackson has assumed the role of associate dean for the Office of Scholar Programs, according to Anna Gonzalez, vice chancellor for student affairs. Her appointment took effect July 1.
WashU Expert: NASPA chair, WashU vice chancellor on the future of student affairs
Vice Chancellor Anna “Dr. G” Gonzalez projects growth in intergroup dialogue, leadership and financial literacy programs.
Student Union endows fund to support student leaders
In an effort to support and celebrate student leaders, Student Union, Washington University in St. Louis’ student government, has established a $2 million endowed fund for the Student Union Leadership Award.
New George and Carol Bauer Leaders Academy to develop changemakers
Funded by $20 million gift, the academy will help students build leadership skills inside and outside of the classroom.
A conversation with Career Engagement’s Norma Guerra Gaier
Norma Guerra Gaier, leader of the new Washington University in St. Louis Center for Career Engagement, has assembled a talented team of career coaches, strategists and employer engagement specialists.
Anna “Dr. G” Gonzalez honored by ‘Diverse: Issues In Higher Education’
Dr. G and others will be recognized for their work tackling tough challenges, exhibiting extraordinary leadership and making a difference in their respective communities.
Protest on campus
Dear students, faculty, and staff, Today a large group of individuals entered the Danforth Campus with the intention of causing a significant disruption to the university. The group, which included WashU students and employees, marched to multiple campus locations, pitched tents, and indicated that they did not intend to leave. They also put out a […]