About Our Facility
The Women’s Resource Center is a warm and friendly
facility where students come together 
for resources, conversation,
and quiet study space.The facility serves as a location for seminars, workshops,
training sessions, meetings, and dissertation defenses. We
offer a private conference room, spacious lounge area, kitchen
facility, and a resource library with student computer use. Please call (970) 351-1492
to reserve a meeting time. We are eager to share our facility
with you!
History
Scott-Willcoxon was completed in October 1999 amidst the central campus renovation. A student referendum provided part of the funding for the facility. The building was named after Dr. Nancy A. Scott and Marcia M. Willcoxon. Scott served as Vice-President for Student Affairs from 1984-1995 and was involved in Student Affairs and women’s issues on a national level in addition to her dedicated work on campus. Willcoxon is credited for creating the Women’s Studies program while a faculty member in 1974. At that time, it was only one of three in the country.
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United Sisters
United Sisters is a social, educational and community service oriented group that is open to all women. It’s a group that gets together to have a good time, support each other and learn all at the same time! We meet Mondays from 4-5pm at the WRC, see specific meeting dates on our Calendar page. Contact Fabiola Mora with questions. Everyone is welcome!
Committee on women's programming
We will be having our meetings for our new committee on women's programming on Monday October 19th, November 2nd, 16th, & 30th this semester at 4:30 pm. Please join us as our purpose is to serve as a committee that develops ideas for programmming that UNC students would like to see on campus and that address women's issues and initiatives. Anyone can join and the meetings are held at the Women's Resource Center in Scott-Willcoxon Hall. See you there!