Office of University Life and Community Engagement

Our entire community benefits when individuals are encouraged to contribute to their fullest potential.

To embrace and honor a diversity of lived experiences, it is critical that we all listen with an open mind. We do this in order to translate those conversations into collective actions that lead to outcomes built on the core of our longstanding mission, which is to benefit humanity. Our understanding of humanity is inclusive of all human beings collectively and includes an orientation toward compassion and generosity.
Belonging – We believe that to be a part of a community, there must be a sense that you are seen, accepted, and valued; that you have the safety and security to be your authentic self and to know that authenticity is encouraged.
Respect – We believe that all voices have a right to be heard and honored as we collectively work to create spaces of open, transparent, and safe communication and behaviors.
Representation – We believe that advancing science for humanity requires the full inclusion of all people and the richness of such diversity will undoubtedly benefit each of us, the work that we do, and the impact of our findings.
Accountability – We believe that assessing and advancing progress towards an inclusive community takes responsibility and engagement from all.
Justice – We believe in the concept of moral rightness which calls upon each of us to be just and fair as we treat each other socially, professionally, and academically.
Contact Us
Office of University Life and Community Engagement
The Rockefeller University
1230 York Avenue, Box #357
New York, NY 10065
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Ashton Murray, Ph.D. (he/him)
Vice President for University Life and Community Engagement
Chad Morton, Ph.D. (he/him)
Program Specialist