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Academic Women’s Network

The Academic Women’s Network was established in 1990 by women faculty at WUSM to promote professional interactions and career development and to assist and mentor women in science and medicine.

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American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA)

The AMWA is a national organization that is dedicated to promoting women's health, improving the professional development and personal well-being of its members, and increasing the influence of women in all aspects of the medical profession.

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Association of Women Faculty

The Association of Women Faculty fosters professional and social interactions among women faculty, to defend campus-wide diversity and to advance the interests of women faculty at Washington University in St. Louis.

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OFD Library & Recommendations

Books recommended and/or offered by the OFD

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Office of the Ombuds

Helping School of Medicine members resolve conflicts

The Office of the Ombuds is a resource for faculty members and medical students that offers assistance in the informal resolution of work-related conflicts, advocates for fair treatment and process, and follows four distinctive principles of confidentiality, independence, impartiality/neutrality, informality.

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WUMCHA

Washington University Medical Center Housestaff Auxiliary

WUMCHA (wümchä), a department of Barnes Jewish Hospital, has acted as a support group to address the unique needs of spouses, partners, residents, fellows, and attending physicians affiliated with the Medical Center since 1982. These people, the majority of whom have relocated to St. Louis, have special life stresses that WUMCHA strives to address.