Morgan is the coordinator for the Gender and Sexuality Campus Center. They’re a Lansing local; an MSU alum and a current student in the Community Sustainability PhD program; the former facilitator of the TRUE LGBTQ+ Teen Support Group at the Salus Center; and a reformed librarian who would still love to recommend some gay books for you. Morgan is a founding member of Tender Heart Gardens, a queer and trans gardening collective in Lansing. They love being outside, reading things, growing things, eating things, and spending time with their loved ones. Make an appointment to talk with Morgan about
- Student organizations
- Graduate school
- Navigating campus/the world while trans
- Queer ecology
- GSCC operations
- The GSCC newsletter and social media
- Anti-racist identity development for white students
Gray is a second-year undergraduate student in the Honors College working towards a dual degree in Games & Interactive Media and Psychology, with a minor in Chicano/Latino studies. They are working as the Communications Assistant at the GSCC, where they hope to look after the LGBTQ2S+ community at MSU by supporting queer organizations and events on campus. Gray is passionate about creating community spaces on campus, and she works towards this goal as the President of Mixed MSU, a space for multicultural, multiethnic, and multiracial students on campus. Additionally, he works on the social media committee for the Academic Scholars Program, a honors college program for first generation college students. Come chat over some coffee with them in the GSCC about all things videogames, film, and art!
Grace Wojcik (she/her) is an LGBTQIA+ community activist with nearly 20 years of experience. She holds a bachelor's degree from Michigan State University, a Master of Public Administration from Oakland University, and a Master of Arts in Social Justice from Marygrove College. For over a decade, she was the Coordinator of the Gender & Sexuality Center at Oakland University where she trained almost 4000 people and advocated for the creation of policies to support diversity, equity, and inclusion strategic priorities which resulted in a 30% increase of the Campus Pride Index institutional score which led to #1 ranking in the state of Michigan on the Campus Pride Index from 2017 to 2020. She is an aspiring gardener who loves birdwatching, cooking, visiting museums, reading, crafting, crocheting, and spending time with her wife, daughter, and three dogs.
Em Wolfe (they/them) is the Coordinator of Transgender Student Support for the Gender and Sexuality Campus Center. Em's previous higher education work includes residence life, diversity and inclusion, and fraternity and sorority life. Em's role at the GSCC is to support, advocate for, and advise transgender students at MSU. Em will be working with residents in the Transgender Residential Experience (TREx) community to create an inclusive space where students will live and learn together. Em earned their Master's in Higher Education at Central Michigan University in 2022. With around 4 years of experience serving students in higher education, Em is excited to join the team and continue working with transgender and non-binary students. They love dogs, reading, crafting, spending time outside, baking, and playing complex board games and video games.
Make an appointment with Em to talk about:
-Living in the TREx community
-Transitioning
-Identity development and exploration
-Education related to transgender inclusion and support
-Finding resources in the surrounding area for transgender and non-binary people
-Conflict management/resolution
-GSCC operations
-Disability support
Ginny is originally from Michigan but has also lived, loved, and learned in California and Appalachia (SE Ohio). Ginny has been providing social work and therapy services at MSU since 2016. Ginny is an Americorps VISTA alumni, a Third-Wave Deadhead, and an Out, Proud, Unapologetic Queer. Ginny has prior experience with Appalachian Community Mental Health; Child, Adolescent and Family Therapy; Intensive Home-Based Services; Serving Homeless/Runaway/Throwaway LGBTQIA+ youth; and Post-Adoption and Attachment work. In addition to working at CAPS, Ginny enjoys exploring, activist and social justice work, being outside, Michigan’s Great Lakes, and spending time with others.
Email Ginny with questions about:
Identity development
Mental Health
Resources
Self-care
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) Support Groups
General CAPS and Olin questions
