Join us for free bowling, billiards, dance party, light refreshments & snacks.
This event is designed to introduce LGBT and Ally students to the wide variety of campus services and departments, student and community organizations, and local businesses that support and cater to the LGBT community.
OUTLOUD!, GLBTA Alliance, Pride Living Community, UPB, RHA, the Social Justice & Diversity Committee, Student Government, St. Cloud Pride, St. Cloud Out, PFLAG, Element Mental Heath, Counseling & Psychological Services, KVSC, Providing a Caring Community (PACC), Office of the VP of Student Life & Development, University Lutheran, Multicultural Student Services, the Women's Center, the American Indian Center, Career Services, the Department of Residential Life, Women's Studies, Human Relations, Communication Studies, Counseling/Psychology, Affirmative Action & Equal Employment Office, Social Responsibility, U-Choose, the Power in Diversity Conference, Volunteer Connection/Service Learning the Honors Program, First Year & Transition Program.
St. Cloud Pride raises awareness of heterosexism and homophobia within the St. Cloud and surrounding community providing education, resources, programming and social opportunities to the LGBTA community. St. Cloud Pride celebrates the lives and contributions of LGBTA persons in Central Minnesota.
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Details for the 4th annual St. Cloud Pride will be posted soon on the St. Cloud Pride website.
Programming details TBD.
The LGBT Resource Center engages the campus and surrounding community in programming and activities throughout the month of October. For more information about this years' calendar of events such as the 31 Icon's Display, please check back soon!
The LGBT community is the only community worldwide that is not taught its history at home, in public schools or in religious institutions. LGBT History Month provides role models, builds community and makes the civil rights statement of our extraordinary national and international contributions.
In October of 2012, the LGBT Resource Center sponsored the first ever photo shoot titled "The BIG Picture," which was an opportunity for students, faculty, staff, and administrators to participate in a demonstration of visual support for the LGBT community. Over 125 individuals participated. This year, our goal is to double participation. Join us in being a part of "The BIG Picture," and help us to communicate a visual message of support for the LGBT community!
Programming details TBD.
Fall: November 1, 2013 @ 9pm in collaboration with UPB & Atwood After Dark
Spring: April 10, 2014 @ 7:30pm in collaboration with Benton/Stateview, the Pride Living Community, and What's H.O.T. (Happening on Thursday) - Residential Life
This event is FREE for SCSU students with a valid ID!
Our drag shows are an entertaining outlet to educate the campus and community on what it means to blur the lines of gender. In doing drag shows, we raise awareness of the gender barriers that exist and to emphasize the importance of creating a space where all genders are supported and celebrated.
Past shows have featured performers including:
| Trevor Strong | Derek Emerson | |
| Veronika Love | Kyle Madison | |
| Brock Lee | Mimi Harker | |
| Tawnya Tootsieroll | Aiden Gage | |
| Esteban Alvarez | Dolly Meridian | |
| Trixi De'Lite | Zee Drake | |
| Danny McCoy | Dexter Maine | |
| Liam Shane | Max Mitchell | |
| Marsha Mellow | Max Beatz | |
| Skyye Scrapper | Shane Rider |
Programming details TBD.
Each year, the LGBT Resource Center sponsors a "Thanksgiving" style dinner for LGBTA students, faculty, staff, and community members. Non-students are encouraged to bring a dish to share. The LGBT Resource Center will provide the Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Stuffing, and Buns. YUM!
Programming details TBD.
The LGBT Resource Center collaborates with students and other community members to recognize December 1st as World Aids Day. This day is designated to the sharing of information and the rememberance of those who have been lost to HIV/AIDS.
All Week: The Closet Project: Conceptualized in 2008 by Social Responsibility Alum Lwando Scott and LGBT Resource Center Director Brandon L. Johnson, "The Closet Project," is an interactive art installation of the "closet." Guests of the closet project are encouraged to explore the complexities of the "closet" and share their lived experiences through writing, drawing, and dialogue.
All Week: Ignite, Inspire, Empower - Poster Campaign: Presented by the LGBT Resource Center, this poster campaign makes visible the power of words.
Monday February 24 - Out PROUD Week Kick-Off: 12:00pm outside the LGBT Resource Center
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Programming details TBD
The Pride Awards and Rainbow Graduation recognizes and honors students that have shown their dedication and hard work by making a difference in the on and off campus community.