DXARTS strives to create a safe, affirming, and welcoming community for all cultures, races, nationalities, sexes, gender identities, ages, religions, and economic statuses. This page lists a number of resources to help members of our community feel safe and respected.
Voicing a Concern
For Students
1. Talk with your advisor
You can meet with your advisor to discuss the concern and talk about follow up options / desired next step(s).
2. Talk to the department’s chair
Schedule a meeting to speak to the department chair (Juan Pampin pampin@uw.edu). They are there to listen and support you in anything that might occur.
4. Talk to someone outside of the department
If you prefer to speak with someone outside of the department, consult the following list of available resources.
For Faculty and Staff
1. Set up a meeting with the person involved in the occurrence to discuss the issue
If you feel comfortable, set up a meeting. Take the time to listen, observe and note the occurrence that is being reported.
2. Talk to the department’s chair
Schedule a meeting to speak to the department chair (Juan Pampin pampin@uw.edu). They are there to listen and support you in anything that might occur.
3. Talk to someone outside of the department
If you prefer to speak with someone outside of the department, consult the following list of available resources.
Follow Up Expectations:
All concerns submitted to the department will be noted and followed up on. Depending on the concern and circumstances, an investigation may take place to gather information, and this may also require the voicing of the concern outside of the department to the UW at large. All concerns voiced will be brought up to the Chair of the department.
Contacts
- Department Chair: Juan Pampin, pampin@uw.edu
- Department Student Advisor: Billie Grace, bgrace@uw.edu