Services
Confidential counseling, guidance, support, mentoring and community resource referral offered to students, faculty and staff, with particular emphasis on gender-related topics, such as relationship issues, sexual harassment, workplace conflicts, equity, and professional development.
The Galerstein Library offers a variety of reading materials and videos for loan on topics such as: self-help, health & wellness, legal issues, family life, women's history, community resources, and popular fiction.
Support groups, guided-discussion, programs and workshops to openly discuss topics traditionally associated with women, such as balancing work and family, career and glass-ceiling issues, eating disorders, divorce and single parenting, life changes and moving forward, relationships, stress, and self-esteem.
Special events, guest speakers, panels, and social gatherings, designed to connect with the Dallas community, network professionally, and commemorate historical milestones for women.
How can I use the Women's Center?
- Make an appointment for professional, confidential counseling
- Meet new people, network with other professionals, socialize
- Take a break, study
- Use the computer
- Read a book, magazine or periodical from our library
- Rent a video or book
- Research a paper or other project
- Learn about resources on campus and in the community that address your specific needs
- Use the Center as a meeting place for your organization
- Let us help you plan/co-sponsor a campus event for your sorority or fraternity
- Volunteer at the Women's Center, or find out about volunteer opportunities in the community
- Stay current on upcoming events and important issues for women
- Find out about scholarships for women offered in the community and nationally
Frida Kahlo
Artist
"They thought I was a surrealist, but I wasn't. I never painted dreams - I painted my own reality."
Updated: June 5, 2008
