If you have concerns regarding diversity, equity and inclusion in your department, the preference is that such concerns be taken to a supervisor for immediate resolution. However, we recognize that this option may not always be available. In those circumstances, please feel free to contact the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion team or the appropriate contact below. Our team is always happy to talk with you to discuss an appropriate course of action. 

How to make a report if you have experienced or witnessed discrimination

Faculty and Staff
Medical Residents and BJC-employed Fellows
WUSM Employed Clinical Fellows and Postdoctoral Fellows and Scholars
Medical students
  • Speak directly to:
    • Tammy L. Sonn, MD, FACOG
      • Associate Dean for Medical Student Education
      • sonnt@wustl.edu
    • Colleen Wallace, MD
      • Assistant Dean of Student Affairs
      • 314-454-6299
      • colleenmwallace@wustl.edu
DBBS students
Occupational therapy students
Physical therapy students
Program in Audiology & Communication Sciences (PACS)

Mental health resources for all students

  • Student Health Services: 314-362-3523, 4525 Scott Ave., Room 3420, East Building
  • Student Mental Health Counseling: 314-362-2404
  • Student Assistance Program (SAP): Provides confidential, professional assistance to full-time students and their family members to help resolve problems affecting their personal life or school performance.

For all medical resident and fellows: 

  • GME Counseling services: Click here to schedule an initial consultation online or call: 314-285-3667 or 314-312-9394 

Mental health resources for WashU employees

  • Washington University Psychiatry
    • Washington University Psychiatry now offers dedicated access for WashU employees and their dependents. These clinicians are part of the WUDirect benefit. Note: WashU Psychiatry may not always be able to schedule within the 14-day window, but the WUDirect discounted co-pays or co-insurance are offered to WashU employees enrolled in the university sponsored health plan.
    • For Appointments: Call 314-286-1700 or visit WashU Psychiatry