Kinky U
Mondays, 6–8PM
Geeqs
Mondays, 8–10PM
BOG
Tuesdays, 6–7PM
41 Appleby Hall
Arch
Tuesdays, 7–9PM
Tranarchy
Wednesdays, 7–8PM
Queer Men
Thursdays, 6–7PM
Friends and Allies
Fridays, 3:30–5PM
Queer Women
TBD
Biversity
TBD
Tongues Untied
TBD
Updated: 24 Jan. 02012
Arch is a student-run social and support group for those who are in any stage of the coming out process. The group is completely safe and confidential.
Arch has a policy of strict confidentiality; that means your identity will be protected and kept anonymous. The doors are closed and locked during meeting times, and whatever is said during Arch stays within the group.
Arch is a great way to meet other people in the queer community, as well as a great forum to talk about coming out issues you have not been able to discuss with anyone else.
The Arch facilitators for the semester are: TBA
Biversity is a group for anybody and everybody! It strives to be the "all-other" category, and is for bisexual, sexually diverse, questioning, label-free, versatile, and bi-friendly individuals.
Biversity facilitators for the semester are: TBA
Friends & Allies is a group for students who have GLBT friends and/or family and would like to be more involved in the queer community. It is also for people who support the GLBT-community and the issues it faces.
Friends & Allies facilitators for the semester are: TBA
"Basically it's a gaming group for folks who want to be in a non-judging environment." (TODO)
Geeqs facilitators for the semester are: TBA
Kinky U is a discussion forum (not a play group) for those interested in all forms of kink, including roleplaying, leather, BDSM, and much more.
The meetings are safe and confidential.
Kinky U facilitators for the semester are: TBA
The QGPA is not a sub-group of the QSCC. Their Facebook site is available here. They seek to provide a community and support network for queer graduate and professional students, educate the U of M community on issues pertinent to the lives of queer graduate and professional students, facilitate discussion amongst the queer community and professional organizations within the greater Twin Cities queer community, foster social activities for queer graduate and professional students, and assure the representation and empowerment of queer graduate and professional students at the University of Minnesota.
Queer Men is a group for gay, bisexual, male-identified, and progressive individuals. Activities include discussions on hot-button queer topics of the day (gay marriage, adoption, homophobia, etc.), movie socials, pizza socials, games, coffee outings, and bar outings.
Queer Men facilitators for the semester are: TBA
Queer Women is a group for lesbian, bisexual, female-identified, and progressive individuals. Activities include discussions on hot-button queer topics of the day (gay marriage, adoption, homophobia, etc.), movie socials, pizza socials, games, coffee outings, and bar outings.
Queer Women facilitators for the semester are: TBA
Tongues Untied is a discussion group for LGBT People of Color and their Allies. Each discussion has a different topic such as interracial dating, exploitation of queer people of color in the media, tokenism/exoticism, battling homophobia within our own communities, breaking down stereotypes, and many more challenges that people of color face. We also put together at least one event for the semester which anyone can volunteer to help with.
Tongues Untied is for students, faculty, staff, and all community members. ALL ARE WELCOME! Anonymity and confidentially is very important to us, so what is said in Tongues Untied stays in Tongues Untied. Feel free to add us to facebook.
Tongues Untied facilitators for the semester are: Jason Jackson.
Tranarchy is a group for transgender, transsexual, genderqueer, and trans-allied individuals, as well as those who are in the process of questioning their gender identify.
Tranarchy facilitators for the semester are: TBA
Todo: Queer Graduate & Professional Assoc
Todo: Delta Lambda Phi http://sites.dlp.org/sites/delta/