LGBTQ/Sexuality Studies

A minor in LGBTQ/Sexuality Studies is available through the Women's and Gender Studies Program at UNL. Please contact Rose Holz, rholz2@unl.edu or 402-472-9392.

St. Marks on Campus Study Lounge

St. Mark's on the Campushas Student Outreach including a study lounge during the fall and spring semesters.
2 nights of the week: Sunday and Wednesday 7 - 11 p.m.
Free coffee, free food, free pop, and free wi-fi! Call 402-474-1979 for more information.
St. Mark's is located at 13 & R Street. The Study Lounge is a non-religious program of St. Mark's On the Campus Episcopal Church. St. Mark's is an inclusive community and the Study Lounge is open to all students of all beliefs.

Listservs

Email lists you can join for news, discussion, and event information:

      SpectrumUNL (Undergraduate LGBTQA group), the Committee on GLBT Concerns, and the LGBTQA Resource Center also have facebook pages.

For the ALLY, LGBTQA Resource Center and LGBTQNews, please email lgbtqa@unl.edu.

Library Resources

LGBT Life. For more information contact Joy Panigabutra-Roberts, 402.472.3948 or aroberts4@unl.edu

Bullying Resources

For more information on bullying issues impacting LGBT community:
http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/rts/glbtrt/popularresources/bullying.cfm

Groups

Community:

PFLAG-Cornhusker meets on the 4th Tuesday of the month at 7 pm at the Unitarian Church in Lincoln, 63 & A Street.  There is a social half hour at 6:30 pm, a program at 7 pm, and support groups for those who want to participate at 8 pm. The meeting is over at 9 pm.

Transmasculine Support Group, meets monthly. Contact ejay.jack@ppheartland.org or call 712.756.0318.

Lincoln Groups you can join on Facebook:

Outlinc LGBT Community in Lincoln

Outlinc Professionals Group

Outlinc Volleyball

LGBTQ Reading Group

Campus Counseling:

    • Scott Winrow, UHC Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), second floor, 402-472-7450.

      • Trans* Students interested in a support group, please contact Dr. Scott Winrow at 402.472.7450

    • Employee Assistance Program (EAP): EAP services are available to faculty, staff, and their domestic partners (living in the same household). EAP is located in the 501 Building on city campus, 402-472-3107; 1-800-755-2655 (outside Lincoln).

    Campus and Community Counseling is available through the Rainbow Clinic, Psychological Consulation Center and the Family Resource Center. Community referrals are also available through the LGBTQA Resource Center.

You Are Not Alone: Suicide Prevention

Are you feeling stressed, anxious, hopeless, isolated, or on edge? Have you noticed a friend who is feeling this way? Universities can sometimes feel big and lonely, but the fact is that many people at UNL care about your wellbeing. You don’t have to deal with stress alone!

 
If you are thinking about suicide, or if you are concerned about your wellbeing or the wellbeing of a friend, get help immediately. Tell an advisor, friend, or family member. RAs and RDs are trained to respond to this type of situation, as are many UNL faculty and staff members. Sharing your concern for a friend or letting others know the difficulty you’re facing is the first step. You Are Not Alone!


Education

Supportive Clergy:

Campus-associated congregations:

    • St. Marks on-the-campus Episcopal, 1309 "R" Street, 402-474-1979
For additional information or resources, contact one of the resources listed above.
To find out about resource additions or updates, please contact the LGBTQA Resource Center at 402-472-1652 or lgbtqa@unl.edu.

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Contact Information

Pat Tetreault, Ph.D.
Assistant Director, Student Involvement
Director, LGBTQA Resource Center
(402) 472-1752
ptetreau@unlnotes.unl.edu
345 Nebraska Union

LGBTQA Resource Center

345 Nebraska Union
(402) 472-1652

LGBTQA Resource Center