Community Groups

As a part of the expanding scope of services and programs offered by the LGBTQ Resource Center, we are proud to offer a variety of intentional Community Groups. Our Community Groups function as on-going discussion groups that explore a variety of identities and experiences within LGBTQ communities.

Students are encouraged to participate in as many community groups as they would like.

Our community groups are not registered student organizations, but rather a service and space created by the LGBTQ Resource Center and facilitated by students.

All groups meet in-person and virtually. To find the in-person meeting location, visit our OwlLife page. To join meetings virtually, join our Community Groups Team at the time of the community group meeting.

Current Community Groups:

Aces and Aros

The Aces & Aros Community Group focuses on the experiences of asexual and aromantic students; creating community surrounding the intersections of their identity.
B+

B+ Community Group focuses on the experiences of non-monosexual students; creating a space for students to come together and create community surrounding the intersections of their identity.
QMen

The Queer Men Community Group focuses on the experiences of students who identify as LGBTQ and men; creating a space for students to come together and create community surrounding the intersections of their identity.
Queer Spirituality

The Queer Spirituality Community Group focuses on the experiences of students who identify as LGBTQ and people of faith and/or spirituality; creating a space for students to come together and create community surrounding the intersections of their identity.
QPOC (Queer People of Color)

Queer People of Color (QPOC) focuses on the experiences of students of color who identify as LGBTQ; creating a space for students to come together and create community surrounding the intersections of their identity.
QWomen

The Queer Women Community Group focuses on the experiences of students who identify as LGBTQ and women; creating a space for students to come together and create community surrounding the intersections of their identity.
Studio LGBT

Studio LGBT provides a space for students to come together and create. Students can explore different types of creation, including art, poetry, writing, and/or music. Students are asked to bring their own supplies for creative activities.
The Mxer

The Mxer focuses on the experiences of gender non-conforming and non-binary students; creating space for students to come together and create community surrounding the intersections of their identity.
TRANScend

TRANScend Community Group focuses on the experiences of transgender, gender non-conforming, and non-binary students; creating a space for students to come together and create community surrounding the intersections of their identity.