Our Student Diversity Centers, the SDC (Student Diversity Center) and SJC (Social Justice Center), are located on 13th & Lawrence.
They are directly across from the Center for Student Support and are blue and sage colored, respectively.
Our Student Diversity Centers, the SDC (Student Diversity Center) and SJC (Social Justice Center), are located on 13th & Lawrence.
They are directly across from the Center for Student Support and are blue and sage colored, respectively.
The Student Diversity and Social Justice Centers (SDC & SJC) support student success through programs and shared spaces that bring awareness to, honor, and uplift the wide range of students' identities at Puget Sound. Though open to all who strive for equity and inclusion, the SDCs especially serve students who identify as historically underrepresented by way of ethnicity, race, gender, religion, documentation status, socioeconomic class, first generation (in higher education), and LGBTQ+ identities. The SDC encourages solidarity within shared identities; collaboration amongst diverse student groups; and recognizes the importance of communal spaces for historically marginalized/minoritized persons. The Centers also are a gathering space for all who hope to work toward a more equitable campus, city, and world.
Monday–Sunday
8 a.m.–10 p.m.
Both buildings are accessible via logger card from the Lawrence St. side. ADA accessibility is also from the Lawrence St. Side.
The SDC and SJC house the following:
If you would like to reserve the Student Diversity Center or Social Justice Center for a group, meeting, or event please use the university's scheduling software 25Live. if you have any questions please email diversitycenter@pugetsound.edu.
We have spaces/rooms that accommodate small (2-5 persons), medium (6-10), and large groups (20-30).
Reservations are made on a first-come, first-served basis, and student groups will be asked to review the usage agreement annually prior to making any reservations. *Priority goes to student organizations that have historically been served by the SDC.
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