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Students in Service and Leadership at Harvard

About the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Offices

Within Harvard College's Dean of Students Office are five offices that represent a branch exclusively devoted to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusivity (EDI). Their mission, in line with the College's goals to "create and sustain an inclusive culture that enables students to thrive," is to "promote learning by helping students gain tools and resources to build an inclusive campus community" through "advocacy, partnership, community building, and support."

The five EDI Offices are:

The Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations (founded in 1981)
The Harvard College Women's Center (opened in 2006)
The Office of BGLTQ Student Life (opened in 2012)
The Office of Diversity Education and Support (opened in 2015)
The Harvard Title IX Office

Each office, with the exception of the Title IX Office, employs 12-14 students on a team of interns. The roles and duties of each intern depends on the goals and needs of the respective office. In total, the EDI Offices employ around 65 students and staff.

Harvard College's EDI Administrative Staff and Student Interns in Fall 2019

You can learn more about the EDI Offices on the Harvard College Dean of Students Office website.

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