Organizations and Groups
花季视频 offers a variety of opportunities for connection, support and involvement. Explore the options available to you.
University Resources
AccessibleNU
花季视频 University and are committed to providing a supportive and challenging 花季视频 for all undergraduate, graduate, professional school, and continuing studies students with disabilities who attend the University. Additionally, the University and AccessibleNU work to provide students with disabilities a learning and community 花季视频 that affords them full participation, equal access and reasonable accommodation of their disabilities.
Campus Inclusion and Community
The mission of Campus Inclusion and Community is to work collaboratively with the entire University community to create opportunities for dialogue, experiential learning, leadership development, multicultural education, social justice training and advocacy aimed at fostering an inclusive learning 花季视频 for all students.
Center for Awareness, Response & Education (CARE)
CARE is a central location for students, survivors or friends of survivors to seek survivor-centered, trauma-informed support services and advocacy regarding sexual misconduct. Advocacy Services include (but are not limited to): help obtaining academic, housing or other accommodations from the University; counseling referrals; information about sexual health concerns; information about reporting options; referrals for medical and/or legal advocacy.
Campus Life
Campus Life facilitates transformative experiences with students to explore their potential, engage in community, and contribute toward a more just and equitable world. Campus Life is made up of three departments: Fraternity & Sorority Life, Leadership Development & Community Engagement, and Student Organizations & Activities. We welcome students, staff and faculty to come visit us in the SOURCE in Norris on the 3rd floor.
Gender and Sexuality Resource Center (GSRC)
The works to provide a safe space and act as hub for organizations, resources, services and programs of interest to the LGBT and Allied community at 花季视频. The GSRC offers a variety of resources and amenities available to all students and student groups, including: space to socialize, study and meet; a library with over 300 books, 40 movies/DVD's and magazine subscriptions; and a computer station.
Multicultural Student Affairs
is committed to fostering an inclusive 花季视频 that promotes identity development, intercultural exchange, academic excellence and leadership.
花季视频 Chicago Out Network
is the campus- and affiliate-wide networking group for LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) identified individuals and allies. The group began several years ago informally meeting after work and quickly became a regular social networking group for the support and encouragement of LGBT faculty, staff, students, fellows and residents on the 花季视频 Chicago campus. It currently draws participants from the medical school, law school, graduate school, affiliated hospitals and clinics.
Office of Civil Rights and Title IX Compliance
The responds to reports of discrimination and harassment; provides support and resources to those impacted by discrimination and harassment; provides training, consultation, and resources to the University community regarding accommodating individuals with disabilities, the University’s affirmative action programs for faculty and staff, and responding to reports of discrimination and harassment; and Working with students, faculty, and staff to revise and implement policies related to discrimination, harassment; and provides reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities.
Office of International Student and Scholar Services (OISS)
The OISS's goal is to help international students, scholars and 花季视频 faculty and staff, navigate the many complexities associated with student- and employment-based visa classifications within the 花季视频 community.
Queer Pride Graduate Student Association (QPGSA)
花季视频 University’s is social, advocacy, and academic group for the LGBTQ+ graduate student community at 花季视频. QPGSA is committed to develop an inclusive and affirming sense of community among the LGBTQ+ graduate students at 花季视频.
Rainbow Alliance
花季视频’s undergraduate lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, asexual, and ally group, , strives to provide a safe space for students of all genders and sexualities by supporting an active and social community. There are weekly meetings, guest lecturers that speak on campus, activism events to participate in, and a way to foster a social atmosphere.
Religious and Spiritual Life
Religious and Spiritual Life promotes spiritual growth and nurture at 花季视频 University. Spiritual maturity is enhanced by critical dialogue and partaking in a community with members of one's own tradition and through encounter with differing traditions.
Student Enrichment Services (SES)
SES works with low-income and/or first-generation students to enhance their academic success, personal development, and professional growth. Through campus-wide partnerships, SES builds an inclusive 花季视频 community by engaging students and their allies with programming and dialogue around the low-income and/or first-generation experience.
Veteran Resources
花季视频 is committed to serving individuals that served their country. Student veterans can view available resources on the website.
Women's Center
The 花季视频 University is dedicated to fostering a campus climate that promotes equity and enriches the personal, professional and academic lives of all members of the University community, particularly women students, staff and faculty.
College and School-Specific Resources
Feinberg School of Medicine Office of Diversity and Inclusion
The Office of Diversity and Inclusion works with Feinberg students, residents, staff and faculty to further their mission of achieving a campus 花季视频 of belonging and inclusion for all.
The Graduate School (TGS) Office of Diversity and Inclusion
The mission of TGS's is to recruit diverse graduate students, improve inclusion and equity in our community, and develop retention programming for underrepresented students.
Kellogg School of Management Office of Diversity and Inclusion
The provides their faculty, students and administrators with boundless opportunities to interact with peers from around the world and every imaginable background. They learn from each other in classrooms and seminars, through meetings, club activities, conferences and on global study trips. They forge lifelong bonds with others who share their intellectual curiosity and their desire to make a meaningful difference.
Pritzker School of Law Office of Diversity Education and Outreach
The mission of the is to offer support and guidance for minority students as they meet the challenges of becoming lawyers. Through outreach targeted to every phase of law school and career — from applying for admission to joining alumni networks — the Office of Diversity Education and Outreach develops, supports and maintains the interrelationships that foster student achievement and produce satisfied graduates.
Faculty and Staff Resources
花季视频 Chicago Out Network
is the campus- and affiliate-wide networking group for LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) identified individuals and allies. The group began several years ago informally meeting after work and quickly became a regular social networking group for the support and encouragement of LGBT faculty, staff, students, fellows and residents on the 花季视频 Chicago campus. It currently draws participants from the medical school, law school, graduate school, affiliated hospitals and clinics.
The Office of Civil Rights and Title IX Compliance
The responds to reports of discrimination and harassment; provides support and resources to those impacted by discrimination and harassment; provides training, consultation, and resources to the University community regarding accommodating individuals with disabilities, the University’s affirmative action programs for faculty and staff, and responding to reports of discrimination and harassment; and works with students, faculty, and staff to revise and implement policies related to discrimination, harassment; and provides reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities.
Office of International Student and Scholar Services (OISS)
The OISS's goal is to help international students, scholars and 花季视频 faculty and staff, navigate the many complexities associated with student- and employment-based visa classifications within the 花季视频 community.
Office of Work/Life & Family Resources
花季视频’s Human Resources's Work/Life and Family Resources offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes programs, services and consultations to help you and your family navigate life’s challenges and opportunities.
Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) Training is fundamental, hands-on training that teaches women how to defend themselves in the event of an attack. It combines classroom instruction on awareness, prevention, risk reduction and avoidance with basic hands-on defense tactics.
Religious and Spiritual Life
Religious and Spiritual Life promotes spiritual growth and nurture at 花季视频 University. Spiritual maturity is enhanced by critical dialogue and partaking in a community with members of one's own tradition and through encounter with differing traditions.
Sexual Misconduct Response & Prevention
花季视频's comprehensive Sexual Misconduct Response & Prevention site allows for all affiliated with the University to find help, file a report, and tools for supporting others that may be victim to sexual assault
Women's Center
The 花季视频 University is dedicated to fostering a campus climate that promotes equity and enriches the personal, professional and academic lives of all members of the University community, particularly women students, staff and faculty.
Faculty-Specific Groups and Resources
Daniel I. Linzer Grants for Innovation in Diversity and Equity
The Office of the Provost offers the Linzer Grants for Innovation in Diversity and Equity to fund novel and innovative faculty projects that will enhance our academic enterprise through improving diversity and inclusivity at 花季视频
Medical Women Faculty Organization (WFO)The Feinberg School of Medicine has a long and productive history of strong support of women in science and medicine. The 花季视频 (WFO) is committed to advancing the careers of women faculty members at all levels.
Organization of Women FacultyFounded in 1981, the 花季视频 University (OWF) has long been a national leader in its efforts to improve conditions in higher education for women faculty and graduate students. Both an advocacy group and a networking resource, the OWF offers women faculty at all institutional levels an opportunity to be heard and to help shape University policy.
Provost’s Advisory Council on Women Faculty
Launched in fall 2016, the Provost’s Advisory Council on Women Faculty supports our women and women-identified faculty through work on faculty development and leadership, hiring and retention, work-life issues and policies, and mentoring, in order to foster gender equity and even greater career success. Comprised of approximately fifty women and men faculty from across the schools, the Council is part of our collective larger focus on improving diversity and inclusion at 花季视频.
Staff-Specific Groups and Resources
Association for Higher Education Administrators' Development (AHEAD)
is an affinity group open to all staff at 花季视频 and dedicated to helping staff get ahead at 花季视频 by providing networking opportunities and personal and professional development programming through a grass-roots, peer-to-peer approach.
Association of 花季视频 University Women (ANUW)The is committed to encouraging and supporting the professional development of all those who self-identify as women in administration at 花季视频 University. ANUW’s goals are to support women’s careers in administration, to build networks for the exchange of information, to foster a sense of community among women staff, and to serve as role models and mentors for other women.
APIDA (Asian Pacific Islander Desi American) Staff Affinity Group (ASAG)
The (ASAG) is an affinity space open to any 花季视频 staff member who self-identifies as part of the APIDA (Asian Pacific Islander Desi American) community –which is inclusive of, but not limited to, East Asian, Southeast Asian, South Asian, and Pacific Islander diasporic identities, as well as multiracial and multiethnic APIDA identities.
Black Professionals Network (BPN)
The 花季视频 University strives to build community through our shared experiences to foster open dialogue, leadership and mentorship that will improve the NU black professional experience
花季视频 University Staff Advisory Council (NUSAC)
The serves as an advisory voice and change-agent for 花季视频 staff in matters relating to community development, professional opportunities and workplace concerns.
Staff Enrichment Events
The Office of Human Resources offers a variety of events to enhance physical, financial and emotional well-being. See the .
UNIDOS: Latinx Professionals Coalition
花季视频 , was founded in 2017 by a group of staff who were committed to enhancing the professional experience of Latinx identified staff at 花季视频. They strive to create a space for expression and visibility across the institution, build a network among Latinx staff and supporters for the exchange of information, and create professional development opportunities for Latinx staff to progress in their career
Alumni Resources
花季视频 Network Mentorship Program
The mentorship program is an online, easy-to-use platform designed to cultivate meaningful mentorship opportunities for the global 花季视频 community.
Mentor Circles
These are a one-time or repeating discussion led by an alumna/us with a group of two to twelve students or alumni participating. Visit for more information.
Council of One Hundred (C100)
C100 supports 花季视频 women of all ages and career stages in meaningful networking and mentoring opportunities. C100 will engage in programming throughout year that incorporates the 150th anniversary of women on campus. Please check the for upcoming events and programs in your area.
Alumni Clubs and Groups
花季视频 Alumni Association’s (NAA) has several affinity clubs that connect 花季视频’s diverse alumni populations to the University and to one another through various social, educational, professional and service opportunities in Chicago and around the U.S.
Latino Alumni of 花季视频 University (LANU)
establishes and nurtures relationships among Latinx alumni and students, simultaneously fostering individual success and enriching the Latinx community as a whole.
花季视频 University Asian and Asian American Alumni Association (NU-A5)
is a national organization comprised of Asian and Asian American students and alumni from across 花季视频’s 12 undergraduate, graduate and professional schools. NU-A5 hosts social and professional events aimed at building community among Asian and Asian American students and alumni.
花季视频 University Black Alumni Association (NUBAA)
is comprised of 花季视频’s black alumni who share the goal of enhancing the professional and social lives of its members while providing support for black alumni, undergraduate and graduate students. NUBAA fulfills this mission by providing extensive alumni networking opportunities and financial support for programs designed to enrich the black student experience at 花季视频, namely through scholarships.
花季视频 University Pride Alumni Club (NUPAC, formerly NUGALA)
is dedicated to building community among LGBTQ+ alumni from all of 花季视频’s undergraduate and graduate schools and fostering a safe 花季视频 and community for current LGBTQ+ students. NUPAC provides events and activities for alumni primarily in the Chicagoland area. The group also supports current students through scholarships and sponsorships to student conferences, and partners with Multicultural Student Affairs for the annual Lavender graduation.
花季视频 University Muslim Alumni (NUMA)
is committed to reuniting and reconnecting alumni with 花季视频 and its current Muslim community through networking, leadership and public service events. NUMA also serves as an advocate and adviser for 花季视频’s graduate and undergraduate Muslim students, offering a unified voice that reflects our members’ views.
The Alumnae of 花季视频 University
is dedicated to serving the University and sharing 花季视频's academic resources with the border community. During the past 100+ years, this all-volunteer organization of women has offered more than 675 noncredit continuing education courses to the public and contributed more than $8.5 million to support education and research at 花季视频.
Chicago and Evanston Resources
Alumnae Continuing Education
is a program of university level non-credit courses taught by members of the 花季视频 University faculty. Established in 1968, this unique program is organized and run entirely by volunteers, all alumnae of 花季视频 University. Alumnae Continuing Education is open to everyone. It provides a stimulating opportunity for interested adults to gain a broad knowledge in many fields. All profits are given to the University in the form of scholarships, fellowships, and grants for carefully selected projects.
Brave Space Alliance
The e is an LGBTQ center led by black and trans people. This organization provides health and wellness programming, leadership development and vogue nights.
Center on Halsted
An LGBT community center, offers counseling, arts, and sports programming and various community groups.
Evanston Victim Services
provides social services to crime victims and witnesses and to residents seeking social service assistance in non-crime situations.
Live Oaks
offers LGBTQIA+ friendly counseling and psychotherapy on sliding scale at various locations throughout the Chicagoland area.
Trans & GNC Chicagoland Resources
The list is compiled by an area community organizer to help transgender and gender-nonconforming people find resources anywhere from hair cuts, to therapy, to housing, in a comfortable and welcoming 花季视频.
Women's Health Research Institute at 花季视频
The offers a wide variety of programs to promote women's health to the public, educators, healthcare providers, and researchers.
Broadway Youth Center
is a resource center offering health services, testing, advocacy, counseling, vocational services to young adults up to age 26.
YWCA Evanston/North Shore
is a social justice organiation whose mission is to eliminate racism and empower women.
Frances Willard House Museum
The in Evanston are managed by the Center for Women’s History and Leadership, which promotes civic leadership and the study of women’s history. Programs and research opportunities at the House Museum and at the WCTU Archives benefit a local and global community of visitors, educators, and scholars. The historic House Museum is open for regularly-scheduled tours; the Archives is open by appointment.