Resource & Outreach Programs
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Associated Students Resource & Outreach Programs
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The Associated Students Resource & Outreach Programs is a group of centers
which provide accurate information and support to students at Western
Washington University. The issues each Center explores are
specified on their individual homepages.
- Website:
- rop.as.wwu.edu
- Email:
- as.rop.director@wwu.edu
- Location:
- VU 511
- Phone:
- 360.650.6127
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Drug Information Center
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The Drug Information Center is an office that is available to the
public which provides confidential, accurate, unbiased information on drugs
and alcohol. Our goal is to provide information to any person that has a
question regarding drugs, alcohol, and their effects on the body,
behavior, mind, society, health, and the law. People can receive
information by phone, mail, e-mail, our web page or in person.
- Website:
- druginfo.as.wwu.edu
- Email:
- as.rop.druginfo@wwu.edu
- Location:
- VU 517
- Phone:
- 360.650.6116
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Legal Information Center
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The Legal Information Center (LIC) serves three functions. We provide
information and referral services to students who walk in, call, or email
the office with legal questions. We are an informal law school advising
resource. We put on events and programs designed around common student
legal concerns and current issues.
- Website:
- legalinfo.as.wwu.edu
- Email:
- as.rop.legalinfo@wwu.edu
- Location:
- VU 512
- Phone:
- 360.650.6111
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Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender Alliance
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The Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender alliance is a student organization
which supports Lesbians, Gay men, Bisexuals, people who identify as
Transgender, and their Allies in the various stages of the coming out
process, in the creation and affirmation of positive self-identities,
and in the promotion and defense of their human and civil rights.
- Website:
- lgbta.as.wwu.edu
- Email:
- as.rop.lgbta@wwu.edu
- Location:
- VU 515
- Phone:
- 360.650.6120
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Sexual Awareness Center
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The Sexual Awareness Center is a part of the Associated Students' (A.S.)
Resource and Outreach Programs. The SAC has a library of books, articles,
pamphlets and community resoucre referrals. Topics include anything
relating to sexuality issues. Such as birth control, male and female
sexual health, communication and intimacy in relationships, sexually
transmitted infections, abstinence, HIV/AIDS, sexual harassment,
domestic violence, sexual assault, sexism, gender issues, and pregnancy
are only some of the subjects our office explores. We're here to help you
explore the jungle of sexuality
- Website:
- sac.as.wwu.edu
- Email:
- as.rop.sac@wwu.edu
- Location:
- VU 518
- Phone:
- 360.650.6117
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Social Issues Resource Center
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The purpose of the Social Issues Resource Center (SIRC) is to provide the
campus community an opportunity to exchange ideas and become aware of social
issues by serving as a central coordinating office for resources and information
for student and community activists, maintaining a library of current books,
newspapers and magazines relating to social justice issues, and serving as a
networking center for related AS clubs and community organizations. The center
is also responsible for producing events which further the political, social,
economic and cultural awareness of members of the campus and Bellingham community.
Historically politics and public debate on issues of peace, equality and justice
have been an integral part of the SIRC
- Website:
- socialissues.as.wwu.edu
- Email:
- as.rop.social.issues@wwu.edu
- Location:
- VU 530
- Phone:
- 360.650.6804
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Veteran's Outreach Center
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The VOC brings up to date and accurate information on your Veteran's
benefits. We are here for you! The WWU Veteran's Outreach Center is
part of the Resource Outreach Programs (ROP) located in the Viking
Union rm 528. The VOC's mission is to provide information, advocacy,
activities, special information fairs, and peer education about Veteran's
benefits.
- Website:
- voc.as.wwu.edu
- Email:
- as.rop.voc@wwu.edu
- Location:
- VU 528
- Phone:
- 360.650.6115
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Women's Center
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The Women's Center is dedicated to reinventing traditional feminisim so
that it incorporates the way that race, class, gender, age, ability,
sexual oriendation, etc. intersect with one another. We are interested
in encouraging and facilitating activism in a new generation of feminists,
in raising awareness about issues that affect the lives of diverse groups
of women, and in providing an empowering environment for people to support
and challenge each other with the goal of reaching the most encompassing
feminism possible on Western's campus and in the community.
- Website:
- women.as.wwu.edu
- Email:
- as.rop.women@wwu.edu
- Location:
- VU 514
- Phone:
- 360.650.6114
