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Role models are so important, but we believe that the most powerful thing we can offer you as an LGBTQ+ or Ally student is a “possibility” model. Our mentorship program does just that, it connects students with LGBTQ+ and Ally faculty, staff, alumni, and community so that you see amazing LGBTQ+ people creating beautiful and successful lives and futures. 

Stories connect us and allow us to share our basic humanity with one another. As LGBTQ+ people, we have powerful stories to share that not only tell our experiences, but they open hearts and minds. This annual storytelling event amplifies the voices of LGBTQ+ and Allies experiences in ways that are intimate, passionate, inspiring, and transformative.

If you are interested in participating in the Coming Out Monologues through telling your own story, apply . 

During the Fall and Spring semesters, the Women & LGBT Center hosts a Pop-Up Clothing Swap to provide an opportunity for students to acquire clothing that aligns with their current gender identity and/or gender expression. All items are available free of charge. There are no limitations on the number of items an individual is allowed to take, and individuals are not required to bring any items to swap. This event is inclusive of all gender identities and expressions and open to all students. 

Our Peer Leader Program provides students with outstanding leadership and educational opportunities? Peer Leaders in the WLGBTC are undergraduates' volunteers who develop and lead small and large-scale educational programs, trainings, and workshops, and act as a speaker's bureau for the campus on gender and sexuality.