Harvard Resources
- FAS Office of Postdoctoral Affairs including a list of – sign up for a New Postdoc Orientation
- Check out the Transportation website to sign up for a MBTA pass or apply for a parking pass
- Harvard Discounts on tickets – Innings & Outings
- Other Harvard Employee Discounts
- Harvard International Office – Everything to do with non-U.S. citizen affiliates of Harvard
- Campus Map – Interactive map of the Harvard Campus
- Harvard Center for Wellness
- Harvard Title IX Office and Office for Sexual and Gender-Based Dispute Resolution (ODR). Your Title IX Coordinator will vary based on official positions but likely will fall under the “Staff” section on this list.
- Harvard Ombudsman Office – The Ombudsman Office is an independent, neutral and confidential place for visitors to discuss their academic and workplace issues and concerns. Our office is informal, assures confidentiality, and is independent of University administration. The office is open to Harvard ID holders: faculty, fellows, staff, students and retirees.
- Harvard Employee Assistance Program – (EAP) offers immediate, free, confidential help for all Harvard employees and their household members. Call any time to speak with a trained counselor or for a referral to an experienced professional. The EAP can provide help anywhere. Call the EAP at 877-EAP-HARV (877-327-4278).
- Guidance for FAS Researchers – Guidance pertaining to general research policies
- CfA Equity and Inclusion Journal Club (EIJC) – meets weekly on Fridays in the spring to discuss issues of equity and inclusion in science. Calendar available for events on the EIJC website.
Harvard Safety
- Harvard University Police Department – In an emergency dial 5-1212 or (617) 495-1212. Our area of campus is serviced by the Yard/North Team.
- The Annual Security Report is a resource for crime information, including harassment, alcohol and drug policies, , missing persons policies, fire safety, security, etc.
- Enroll in the MessageMe service, which will enable you to receive text messages in the event of campus emergencies.
- In the event of a University Wide Closing a message will be posted on the University website.
- Please note that Harvard rarely has snow days and even though we share the building with the SAO – we may need to report to work when they don’t. Safety first – if it’s unsafe to come into work – check with your supervisor.
- Harvard Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) has resources for Occupational Safety (including Ergonomics) and Laboratory Safety. EH&S is available to assist with managing responses to incidents and accidents in laboratories, 24/7 through the University Operations Center at 617.495.5560.
- Harvard Urgent Care – All Harvard employees may seek care at HUHS for urgent medical issues that arise while at work, as long as the onset of the illness or injury occurred within the previous 24 hours. The location is Smith Campus Center 75 Mt. Auburn Street.