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The Office of Institutional Planning and Research guides and supports Mount Holyoke’s institutional planning processes. They also provide consistent, standard and objective institutional research data to support enrollment, planning and policy decisions.

The Institutional Review Board maintains policies to provide a single, comprehensive standard of protection for human subjects of research conducted by students, staff, faculty, or visiting researchers at ������ƵCollege.

The InterArts Council is a group of representatives from the arts departments and programs at Mount Holyoke, as well as Art Museum staff who meet monthly to collaborate and keep members informed about campus arts activities.

The Intergroup Dialogue (IGD) Center has a mission to provide the College community with robust curricular, co-curricular, and professional development opportunities, build relationships across differences and become a force for social change.

The International Relations Department educates students to be informed citizens and thoughtful leaders for a changing global society.

The Investment Office is responsible for the management of the endowment investment portfolio including asset allocation, portfolio structure and positioning, as well as sourcing, selecting and monitoring investments.

The Jeannette Marks Center, commonly known as "the Marks House,”provides support, resources and programming for LGBTQIA+ students and allies.

The Program in Jewish Studies helps students focus not only on the religion of Judaism, but on the many dimensions of Jewish culture, including literature, the Hebrew language, history, politics, social institutions, folkways, art, music, and film.

The Language & Culture Commons is a facility designed to promote language learning, both inside and outside the classroom.

The Language Assistant program provides resources and training for the student language assistants that work for our language programs.