News & Highlights

Evelyn Real, director of the Office of International Student Engagement (OISE), feels a deep commitment to helping international students succeed.

Steckelberg, who started at WashU in 2022, said she stays for the opportunity to work alongside creative, passionate colleagues and to support students she believes will go on to do amazing things.

Walsh connects companies with the university, fostering relationships that advance both organizations’ objectives that benefit faculty and students.

Nichol Sistrunk, media and marketing administrator for the Program of the Elimination of Cancer Disparities (PECaD) at Siteman Cancer Center, has been with WashU since 2021.

Through her kindness and patience, Kristi Reasons, provides exceptional care and support to her patients as they navigate personal and emotional healthcare decisions.

Menie values the relationships she builds with colleagues and coworkers, whose different backgrounds and perspectives continue to shape her personally and professionally.

Working behind the scenes to support the production of early-phase clinical therapies, Elaine Bertke plays a key role in the Biologic Therapy Core Facility (BTCF) at WashU Medicine.

Zohaib Khan, a deputized police officer for the WashU Police Department (WashU PD), brings a diverse skill set to his role.

Isabelle Smith works behind the scenes as the Director of Finance and Administration for the Office of Health Informatics and Data Sciences (I2DB).

Hammett’s years at WashU have provided her with valuable institutional knowledge and allowed her to build strong relationships, fostering a sense of community and collaboration.

View current openings at WashU Partner childcare centers.

Semar values being part of a department with state-of-the-art research and teaching facilities