The Women’s Resource Center (WRC) is a space for women and all students who share a focused goal of supporting women, to study in private, socialize, celebrate achievements, find resources and information, or simply relax in a comfortable environment. It is the primary meeting location for Dunwoody’s Kate’s Club, which is an organization dedicated to the diverse populations of Dunwoody women and non-binary students. The WRC requires coded entry. For more information and the key code, contact the Student Affairs team in the Pinska Center. The WRC is located on the Black Level in Room 36.
Kate’s Club is the women student organization on campus. Members of Kate’s Club build leadership skills, host gatherings to connect with other women students, plan volunteer events in the community, and hold fundraising events to support their work.
The club, which is open to all students who share a focused goal of supporting women, is named after Dunwoody College co-founder Kate L. Dunwoody, who was a passionate advocate and philanthropist for the education and welfare of women. Club members strive to continue Kate’s legacy.
Dunwoody College provides a Lactation Room for students, employees, and community members with college business. The room is located on the Silver Level and is open on a walk-in basis during campus business hours.
The Lactation Room requires coded entry. For details, contact:
Dunwoody students give back to Harriet Tubman Center
Students from Dunwoody’s National Electrical Contractors Association Chapter and other students volunteered their afternoon to paint playroom walls at the Harriet Tubman Center East in Maplewood.
Dunwoody faculty teaches youth to build 3D printed bluetooth speakers
Girls Inc. Eureka! youth had the opportunity to participate in a two-day 3D printing workshop at Dunwoody to further their learning in STEM and nontraditional careers.
Dunwoody partners with Girl Scouts River Valleys for 2018 Power Girls Camp
Nearly 80 girls grades 6-12 attended the first-ever Power Girls camp organized through Girl Scouts River Valleys and Dunwoody. In addition to canoeing and archery, girls also built two 8-by-8-foot tiny houses.
Dunwoody students give back to Harriet Tubman Center
Students from Dunwoody’s National Electrical Contractors Association Chapter and other students volunteered their afternoon to paint playroom walls at the Harriet Tubman Center East in Maplewood.
Dunwoody faculty teaches youth to build 3D printed bluetooth speakers
Girls Inc. Eureka! youth had the opportunity to participate in a two-day 3D printing workshop at Dunwoody to further their learning in STEM and nontraditional careers.
Dunwoody partners with Girl Scouts River Valleys for 2018 Power Girls Camp
Nearly 80 girls grades 6-12 attended the first-ever Power Girls camp organized through Girl Scouts River Valleys and Dunwoody. In addition to canoeing and archery, girls also built two 8-by-8-foot tiny houses.
Dunwoody students give back to Harriet Tubman Center
Students from Dunwoody’s National Electrical Contractors Association Chapter and other students volunteered their afternoon to paint playroom walls at the Harriet Tubman Center East in Maplewood.
