Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Resource Center
The GLBT Resource Center has been a part of the Offices of the Dean of Student Life since September 2007. Located in CAIN HALL C103, it is a resource and referral center for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender Aggies and their straight supporters. The Center educates all campus and community constituencies on GLBT issues through programming about sexual orientation and gender identity/expression, advocacy, leadership, and visibility. The GLBT Resource Center also collaborates with student organizations, campus departments, and local community organizations to provide students with access to resources, activities, and support services.
Contact Us: GLBT@tamu.edu
NEWS AND EVENTS
SPRING SEMESTER Aggie Allies Advance Workshops. Register at http://allies.tamu.edu
CALLING ALL ARTISTS!!! Sign up to participate in an EVENING OF THE ARTS during GLBT Awareness Week on April 2, 2012! CLICK TO APPLY
The Coming Out Monologues are a collection of stories authored and performed by Texas A&M University students, faculty and staff. They are a representation of diverse and unique experiences from people who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and allies. They can be happy, sad, funny, and every emotion in between! If you’re interested in sharing your story, please submit a DRAFT (preferably no more than 6 pages typed) to tamu.comingoutmonologues@gmail.com no later than February 24th. You will be contacted by the staff of the GLBT Resource Center to workshop your ideas into a final performable monologues. If you have any questions, please contact glbt@tamu.edu.
Fun Fact! During the fall semester of 2010 the GLBT Resource Center tracked 1,813 visitors! During the fall semester of 2011 the GLBT Resource Center tracked 2,247 visitors!!! WHOOP!!!
The GLBT Resource Center came in 1st Place for the 2011 Trim-A-Tree project at the MSC Forsyth Gallery!!! Congrats to everyone who decorated an ornament for our holiday tree, and thank you to everyone who generously donated food to the Brazos Valley Food Bank and Impact Animal Shelter! WHOOP!
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