Times of uncertainty can create stress, but WashU has resources available to help employees navigate current potential concerns.
Explore the latest updates on the financial picture at the university and national levels, learn ways to get involved as a WashU advocate, and find mind and body resources to help with coping.
The Chancellor’s website includes news and how it relates to WashU and our community.
WashU’s Government and Community Relations team is working in Jefferson City and Washington, D.C. The team advocates for the university and the important work being done to support students and patients, researchers, clinicians, faculty, customers, partners, and stakeholders. Go to the Government Relations website to learn more.
Those interested in becoming a WashU advocate are encouraged to visit the Government Relations site and learn more about how to assist under advocacy engagement.
WashU has mental and physical health resources available for those struggling in these areas.
Additionally, employees are encouraged to talk to their managers and directors to express any concerns. Questions and open dialogue are encouraged.