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| Programs
and Services for LGBT Communities
(A student experiencing or concerned about bias, homophobia or other acts of hate, should call or visit the office as soon as possible and speak to the Director who will assist you or refer you to the appropriate staff. Please also see the section of this website devoted to Bias Prevention and the list of staff who comprise the Bias Prevention Committee and who are also trained to assist in the event of a bias incident. The Director will also follow up to be certain the situation has been properly addressed. The referral system is especially helpful to students who are unfamiliar with the University's resources.) |
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Safety.net.Q: "Safety.net.Q" is a network of New Brunswick
Campus administrators who will assist Rutgers LGBTQQ students who
become homeless as a result of their expressed sex or gender identities.
Please contact the office in the unfortunate event that you, or a
student you know, have become homeless because of sexual and/or gender
identity expression. |
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“On Q”: "On Q" is an experiential training
opportunity for Liaisons for LGBT Students, or those who wish to become
Liaisons. We encourage all student-centered departments to send representatives
to this training, either in the fall or spring semester, so that you
might be educated on LGBT issues to effectively and sensitively work
with LGBTQQ students. |
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“Queer Shoulders to the Wheel”: This speakers
bureau program was active 1995-'96 and is in the process of being
revived. It features staff, faculty, and others from Rutgers and the
larger metropolitan communities speaking on a variety of issues relevant
to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer issues. The project’s
purpose is to educate the campus community and to change pervasive
negative views of the queer world, homosexuality, bisexuality, same-sex
relationships, and gender identity. Please contact the office for
further information and updates. |