Our commitment to being anti-racist
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in CLES
The College is committed to an inclusive and supportive environment for all our staff and students, and to continuous improvement in diversity and representation right across the College. As PVC, I am proud of the progress we have made and conscious of the need to go further. Inclusion must pervade everything we do, because diversity and well-being are critical to individual and collective happiness and success. These webpages provide a range of resources and links to help us all create a more inclusive environment. Please use them to do just that, and do pass suggestions back to us through the contacts provided or direct to me.
Professor Dan Charman - Pro-Vice-Chancellor & Executive Dean
CEC Inclusion LeadsEach department has an Inclusion Lead who is a first point of contact for inclusion issues and attends the termly University Inclusion meeting. Meet the Inclusion Leads here. |
Speak Out GuardiansThe Speak Out Guardians (For staff) are independent from any department. They are able to listen to employee concerns, identify trends or themes and enable confidentiality at all times. |
Spectrum Life: Free 24/7 counselling for staffSpectrum Life - a confidential counselling and support service for the University of Exeter. All staff and postgraduate students can access up to 6 free sessions of telephone or face-to-face counselling. |
Report an incident: Exeter Speaks OutThe University of Exeter is an inclusive community, where everyone has the right to be treated with respect. Harassment, bullying, intimidation and discrimination (for example racism, homophobia, sexual discrimination) go against all we stand for and will not be tolerated. If you've experienced or witnessed any of the above we encourage you to report it and to get the support you might need.
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Dignity and Respect AdvisorsDignity and Respect Advisors are members of staff from across the University who are trained to provide a confidential and informal service for anyone involved in cases of harassment or bullying (including those facing allegations about their behaviour). |
The Equality, Diversity and Inclusion teamThe EDI team provide professional advice, guidance and the tools to enable everyone working or studying at Exeter to take individual responsibility and help create an inclusive community. Contact the EDI team here. |
- Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policies
- Flexible working
- Occupational Health
- Parents and Carers - including parental leave, childcare vouchers and campus nurseries
- Student support
- Staff Sharepoint: Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy
Groups and networks
- Equality groups
- Inclusion groups
- Networks/Societies for staff and students - including the BME network, Parents and Carers networks, Disability network and LGBTQ+ networks
Training
- Training in Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity – including cultural competence, training for teaching staff, leadership and mandatory training
- Mentoring schemes
- Exeter Academic - training and development for academics
- Exeter Leader - leadership development
- Navigator - men's development programme
- Springboard - women's development programme
- Researcher Development and Research Culture
Each department has an Inclusion Lead who is a first point of contact for inclusion issues and attends the termly CLES Inclusion meeting. You can contact them with any queries or concerns.
All CLES departments hold a bronze Athena SWAN award, and three hold a silver, recognising our commitment to advancing the careers of women in STEMM.
