Jane Kopas Women's Center at The University of Scranton

Jane Kopas Women's Center at The University of Scranton The wonderful JKWC serves the campus community at the University of Scranton! We create fantastic

The purpose of the Jane Kopas Women’s Center (JKWC) is to advance an environment in which women and men can live and work together in equality, understanding and mutual respect. The Center works to increase awareness of gender issues and thus promote personal growth and whole-person development among students, faculty and staff. The Center strengthens the sense of shared purpose throughout the Uni

versity by addressing gender issues on campus and working to ensure the integration of women into every facet of the University’s community. It contributes to Scranton’s commitment to community service and social justice by providing leadership and resources on gender issues.

Swipe through for your ultimate guide to navigating the Red Zone, looking out for yourself & your friends, and knowing w...
09/11/2026

Swipe through for your ultimate guide to navigating the Red Zone, looking out for yourself & your friends, and knowing where to turn when you need support. 💜🫂

Join our team now ✨💜If you are looking for a meaningful way to get involved on campus, stop by the JKWC and apply on han...
09/09/2026

Join our team now ✨💜

If you are looking for a meaningful way to get involved on campus, stop by the JKWC and apply on handshake today!

So...who are we? 💜 The Jane Kopas Women’s Center is more than just a space on campus. A place to find your voice, build ...
09/09/2026

So...who are we? 💜
The Jane Kopas Women’s Center is more than just a space on campus. A place to find your voice, build meaningful connections, and grow as a leader.
Whether you’re looking to get involved, meet new people, explore important conversations, or just stop by and see what we’re all about, we’re here for you!

Stop by the Jane Kopas Women’s Center and come say hi 🤗

05/13/2026

Listen to what some of our past PACT facilitators have to say about the program!

Click the link in our bio to apply!

Pride is rooted in courage and carried forward by community. 🌈What started with the Stonewall Uprising lives on every ti...
05/05/2026

Pride is rooted in courage and carried forward by community. 🌈

What started with the Stonewall Uprising lives on every time we choose to show up, support one another, and celebrate who we are.

Be part of it.

📍 DeNaples Patio
🗓 May 6th 3 PM

04/23/2026

This video holds contrast on purpose.
“What’s Hidden, Still Grows.”�Take Back the Night is about showing up for yourself, for others, and for a community rooted in care, support, and resilience.
While we’re raising awareness about sexual assault and gender-based, interpersonal violence, you may notice Iggy in the background. This reflects something essential: resilience doesn’t only look one way.
Sometimes it’s serious.�Sometimes it’s quiet.�And sometimes, it’s a little light hearted because joy and healing can exist in the same space.
We invite you to engage in ways that feel authentic to you. Because prevention, healing, and support do not happen in isolation, they happen in community.
Come as you are. Show up how you can.�We’ll be here, together.

04/23/2026

TAKE BACK THE NIGHT IS HERE!!!

Follow Emily along as she asks our campus community what Take Back The Night means to them and why we show up for each other 💜

Each shirt is connected to a story. Each color is connected to a different experience of violence or loss. The Clothesli...
04/14/2026

Each shirt is connected to a story. Each color is connected to a different experience of violence or loss.

The Clothesline Project turns silence into visibility. 💜

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The University Of Scranton
Scranton, PA
18510

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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