Diversity Resources

Multicultural Student Center
http://msc.wisc.edu/msc/
● About: The primary mission of the Multicultural Student Center is to collaboratively strengthen and sustain an inclusive campus where all students, particularly students of color and other historically underserved students, can realize an authentic Wisconsin Experience.
● Who’s it for? Students of color, persons of other marginalized identities, and their allies.

International Student Services
http://iss.wisc.edu/
● About: International Student Services (ISS) offers a wide variety of services and programs to international students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The ISS staff provides information and programs to international students about the campus and community and provide support and assistance concerning visas and related immigration issues.
● Who’s it for? International Students and their allies

Gender and Sexuality Campus Center
http://lgbt.wisc.edu/
● About: The Gender and Sexuality Campus Center provides education, outreach, advocacy, and resources for UW-Madison student communities and their allies to improve campus climate and their daily intersectional experiences.
● Who’s it for? LGBTQ students and their allies

McBurney Disability Resource Center
http://mcburney.wisc.edu
● About: The McBurney Disability Resource Center is the office for students with disabilities and classroom accommodations on the UW-Madison campus.
● Who’s it for? Students with disabilities

Employee Disability Resources
http://www.oed.wisc.edu/
● About: The Employee Disability Resources (EDR) office serves as the campuswide hub for information on the disability accommodation process for employees and applicants.
● Who’s it for? UW employees and applicants with disabilities

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
http://eao.wisc.edu/
● About: The University of Wisconsin established the Employee Assistance Office to assist faculty and staff with maintaining and enhancing both their personal and professional lives. We offer services to promote emotional well-being, as well as respectful and productive work environments.
● Who’s it for? Students and employees working through the UW-Madison system

Center for Cultural Enrichment (UW Housing) https://www.housing.wisc.edu/undergraduate/experience/inclusivity/
● About: Our mission at the CCE is to provide a safe and all-inclusive space that brings to life the Residence Life core values of academics, diversity, community, and involvement. We achieve this mission through outreach, programming, and promoting diversity of thought. We strive toward social justice, as well as seek a holistic approach to it by embracing all races, ethnicities, sexual orientations, gender expressions, religions, classes, abilities, or any other aspects of identity we hold.
● Who’s it for? All students

Institute for Diversity Science (IDS)
https://ids.wisc.edu/
● About: The Institute for Diversity Science (IDS) is a research institute at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Its affiliated researchers conduct basic, applied, and translational research on the causes of group-based discrimination and effective ways to eliminate them. It provides an intellectual hub and collaborative research infrastructure for diversity scientists from all colleges and schools of UW–Madison. The institute also accommodates visiting fellows from other universities who spend time at the IDS to conduct diversity-related research.

Transfer Transition Program
http://transfer.wisc.edu/
● About: The Transfer Transition Program recognizes the diverse experiences each transfer student brings to our campus. We also understand that you transfer from a wide variety of institutions and bring with you a unique set of strengths and challenges. As you begin your transition to the University of Wisconsin–Madison, we hope you remember the value of your previous experiences and share them with the faculty, staff and students at UW–Madison.
● Who’s it for? All transfer students.

University Health Services
http://www.uhs.wisc.edu/
● About: University Health Services (UHS) is the UW-Madison student health center. For more than 100 years, our physicians, nurses, psychologists, and counselors have offered high-quality health care and wellness services that are culturally respectful, fiscally responsible, and developmentally appropriate to student needs. With more than 100,000 student visits each year, our integrated care model promotes and protects the health of our campus community so that students benefit from them whether or not they ever receive care at UHS.
● Who’s it for? All UW–Madison students who are enrolled for credit during a fall, spring, or summer semester and pay segregated fees are eligible to use all UHS services during that academic term.

Office of Student Assistance and Support
http://www.students.wisc.edu/doso/
● About: The Office of Student Assistance and Support assists students with a variety of concerns by working directly with them and connecting them to appropriate resources on campus. We also consult with and serve as a resource for faculty and staff, parents, families, and friends, working together to serve students.
● Who’s it for? All students, faculty, and staff

University Police
http://uwpd.wisc.edu/
● About: The UW-Madison Police Department provides complete law enforcement services to the campus community — using state-of-the-art, innovative policing techniques. All our police officers are deputized by the Dane County Sheriff, and are authorized to enforce all State of Wisconsin laws and Rules of the Board of Regents.
● Who’s it for? All students, faculty, and staff

Accessible Circulator Shuttle Program http://transportation.wisc.edu/parking/permit_disabled.aspx
● About: The Accessible Circulator Shuttle provides on-call and pre-scheduled service between campus buildings for UW employees, students, and visitors with mobility disabilities. Rides are available on a pre-scheduled and on-call basis. There is no fixed shuttle route or an hourly schedule.
● Who’s it for? Students in need of mobile assistance.

Office of Childcare and Family Resources
https://occfr.wisc.edu/
● About: The Office of Child Care and Family Resources promotes the academic and professional goals of the University of Wisconsin community by building access to high-quality early childhood education, providing family support programs, and administering child care tuition assistance for parenting students.
● Who’s it for? Students in need of childcare assistance.