Support & Membership
Ace/Aro - Asexual & Aromantic Community Circle
The Asexual & Aromantic Community Circle is an affinity group aimed to build community, create affirmation, and increase awareness/visibility across campus. This group is peer led and does not provide professional counseling services.
Email the Resource Center to get more information at [email protected].
Binder Exchange Program
The LGBT Resource Center recognizes the challenges that many trans and gender non-conforming students encounter as they strive to live life as their full authentic selves. Physically transitioning is an important component to many gender-diverse folks as they seek to align their physical bodies with how they identify. The RC is here to help with our binder exchange program!
We are continually collecting binders, so our stock is in flux. Email the LGBT Resource Center at [email protected] or stop by during office hours to peruse the supply or donate gently used items!
COBO - Coming Out Being Out
Wondering about support for queer students on campus? This group is designed for LGBTQIA+ students or those questioning their gender, romantic, and/or sexual identities to discuss issues regarding the lifelong process of coming out, being out, sexuality, gender, identity and other topics. If you would like more information about this group, please contact [email protected]
Sponsored by Counseling and Counseling Services (CAPS)
TNQ - Transgender/Nonbinary/Questioning Identity Group
The group provides a space for transgender, nonconforming and genderqueer/questioning EMU students to find support and connection with each other. This group is peer led and does not provide professional counseling services.
Email the Resource Center to get more information at [email protected].
QTPOCC - Queer and Trans People of Color Collective
QTPOCC is a support group for people who identify as queer (anywhere along the LGBTQ+ Spectrum including folks who are questioning and/or don’t use a specific term to identify) and as a person of color. We understand the importance of the intersections of race, gender, sexual identity and other identities. This group is peer led and does not provide professional counseling services.
To join the collective, email the LGBT Resource Center at [email protected].