ADVANCE Program

Programs, resources, and research supporting faculty diversity and success. Community-building and programming efforts of the Respect in Striving for Excellence (RISE) Committee on building respect and inclusion in academic workplaces. Faculty climate surveys.

Supporting: Faculty

Center for the Education of Women (CEW+)

Career counseling, funding opportunities, support communities, events, and advocacy initiatives, including Women of Color in the Academy Project (WOCAP) and the Women of Color Task Force (WCTF).

Supporting: Focus on Women, Underserved Communities

Center for Research on Learning and Teaching (CRLT)

Services and support related to teaching and mentoring, including seminars, workshops, consultations, orientations, and funding. The CRLT Players offer climate-related theater-based learning experiences.

Supporting: Focus on Teaching Community

Council for Disability Concerns

Connection opportunities, programs, and resources related to disability, honoring individual needs, and accessibility. Disability-related events and educational offerings.

Supporting: Faculty, Staff, Students, Alums

Environment, Health & Safety (EHS)

Resources and education programs related to workplace safety, work-related incident reporting, ergonomics, PPE, and workplace hazard assessments.

Supporting: University-wide

Equity, Civil Rights and Title IX Office (ECRT)

Resources related to ADA concerns and U-M Discrimination & Harassment Resolution Process, trainings and workshops on disability awareness, intercultural awareness, avoiding discrimination in hiring, and sexual and gender-based misconduct.

Supporting: University-wide

Faculty and Staff Counseling and Consultation Office (FASCCO)

Counseling, personalized coaching, educational classes, and support groups. Resources for caregivers, pre-tenure support, grief/loss, and return to work.

Supporting: Faculty, Staff, Post-Docs

Lecturers’ Employee Organization (LEO)

Educational offerings on professional development, passing reviews, and relieving student debt. Solidarity and community engagement groups, projects, and events.

Supporting: Faculty (Lecturers)

LSA Disability Navigator

U-M Disability Resources Reference Guide. LSA employees may request one-on-one appointments with Disability Navigators to discuss services, resources, climate and accommodations related to disability and the workplace at U-M.

Supporting: LSA Faculty, Staff

MHealthy

Programs and services related to well-being, including chronic health conditions, alcohol and tobacco, physical activity and weight management, stress management, work-life balance, sleep habits, and mental health.

Supporting: University Employees

National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity (NCFDD)

Webinars and workshops (e.g., “Managing Chronic Illness and Academic Life”, “How to Challenge Race and Gender Bias in Teaching Evaluations”), faculty success programs, networking opportunities, accountability software. Free access through U-M sub-account.

Supporting: Faculty, Post-Docs, Graduate Students

National Center for Institutional Diversity (NCID)

Intergenerational support communities, programming on free speech, mental health, leadership models. Projects on equity, access, and success in STEM. Efforts to recover the histories and experiences of marginalized U-M community-members (MVisible Voices).

Supporting: Faculty, Staff, Students

Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (ODEI)

Initiatives on fostering an inclusive and equitable university community. Resources and events related to accessibility, BIPOC and LGBTQ experiences, bias and microaggressions. Campus-wide and unit-specific DEI resources and contacts. Faculty climate survey data.

Supporting: University-wide

Organizational Learning

Education, training, interventions, and programs related to the university’s culture change initiatives around diversity, equity and inclusion, civility and wellness, and mitigating sexual harassment and misconduct. Individual and unit-level resources.

Supporting: University Employees

Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center (SAPAC)

Healing materials for survivors of sexual assault, community education and training, 24/7 Crisis Line at 734-936-3333.

Supporting: Faculty, Staff, Students

Sexual and Gender-Based Misconduct Reporting & Resources

Confidential sexual misconduct reporting assistance. Education and training programs on sexual harassment/assault awareness and prevention, bystander intervention.

Supporting: University-wide

Spectrum Center

Resources related to parenting/parental leave, healthcare coverage, navigating campus, gender services. Networking and mentoring opportunities. Information on LGBTQ and QTIPOC social and support groups, including LGBT Faculty Alliance (UMFA).

Supporting: Focus on Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity/ Expression

UHR Well-being Resources

Curated collection of U-M resources and programs related to physical, mental, environmental, financial, occupational, social, intellectual, and spiritual well-being.

Supporting: University Employees

Do you know of a campus climate resource not listed here? Would you like more information on a resource listed above? We invite you to connect with us!
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