Small and Serial Programs

All programs and activities are open to all without restriction or preference based on race, sex, color, ethnicity, national origin or other protected personal identity.

New2U 

New2U is a six(6) week long series of events designed to help new LGBTQIA2S+ and ally Spartans build community, learn about campus resources, and start assessing their needs for a successful college experience.

Color Me Queer

Color Me Queer is a discussion and event-based group facilitated by the GSCC’s Racial Justice Educator. The group open to all students, with an emphasis on centering the experiences of those who identify as Black, African American, Asian, Asian American, Native American, Indigenous, Latinx, and multi-racial.

Family Dinner  

Family Dinners occur monthly and rotate dining halls across campus. They are an opportunity for students to share a meal and be in community with each other. 

 

LGBTea 

This gathering is an opportunity for students to engage on a variety of topics, like representation in media and popular culture, in an environment that is guided both by the participants and our Social Work intern.

Bisexual Visibility Day 

Annually on September 23rd we commemorate Bisexual Visibility Day! On this day we highlight bisexual acivists, artists, and humans past and present who further the converation around biphobia and sexual representation. 

Asexual Awareness Week 

There is a week in October that we uplift the experiences of the asexual community.We do this by tabling and provinding educational opportunities that break myths and tell truths about asexuality. 

Intersex Awareness Day 

On October 26th each year we work to highlight intersex people and dispell myths around intersex experiences. 

 

International Nonbinary People’s Day 

International Nonbinary People's Day is observed each year on July 14. We use our social media to educate about nonbinary identities and share the voices of nonbinary people around the world.