UA Events

UA Queers United Coalition

QTPOC and TwoSpirit Discussion Group

This is a peer to peer art and healing support group that provides a safe and comfortable environment for LGBTQ and Two Spirit students of color to connect, share experiences, and support each other. As confidentiality is an important aspect of this group, it is not open to individual’s writing papers for classes or projects. 

Midweek Reset

Join us in the LGBTQ+ Resource Center on Wednesdays to “Reset”. Come hang out with our Faculty Fellow, Russ Toomey (arts and crafts and community lunch sessions).

Below is the weekly schedule for the different activities  being led by Russ, so stop by to make stuff and plan ahead for some fun;

Russ's hours are 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm

Sep 18th: TBD

Sep 25th: TBD

Oct 2nd: TBD

Oct 9th: TBD

Oct 16th: TBD

Oct 23rd: TBD

Oct 30th: TBD

Nov 6th: TBD

Nov 13th: TBD

Nov 20th: TBD

Nov 20th: TBD

Nov 27th: TBD

Dec 4th: TBD

DLP New Member Education

New Member Education for Delta Lambda Phi.

DLP New Member Class Social

Board Game Night!

UA Queers United Coalition

QTPOC and TwoSpirit Discussion Group

This is a peer to peer art and healing support group that provides a safe and comfortable environment for LGBTQ and Two Spirit students of color to connect, share experiences, and support each other. As confidentiality is an important aspect of this group, it is not open to individual’s writing papers for classes or projects. 

DLP

AROspACE Meeting

AROspaCE is a social discussion group for folks who identify on the asexual and/or aromantic spectrum. AROspACE meets biweekly.

Contact arospaceua@gmail.com for more information 

QTPOC Art Making Space

Gender Spectrum Support Group

GENDER SPECTRUM SUPPORT GROUP

This group will meet every Monday during the school year from 3-4:00 p.m. This group will take place at the new CAPS Satellite office in the North District -Honors Village, 1051 N Mabel, Second floor of Rec Center (corner of Mabel and Fremont)

This group is designed for UA students who are dealing with gender identities outside of the traditional binary system, whether transitioning from the gender assigned at birth, identifying as some combination of genders, neither gender, or questioning the role of gender in their lives. Terms such as transsexual, two-spirit, neutrois, agender, gender-queer, gender-fluid, transgender (and more) have been used to describe these identities. The low cost ($5 per group, billable to Bursar’s,) is for those who might need support and/or therapy to process their gender identity, deal with family and friends’ reactions, identify options of a transition process, and gather resources and support for issues related to gender. For more information, contact Martie van der Voort at mailto:mvanderv@email.arizona.edu or (520) 621-3334.

LGBTQ+ Support Group

Ostem

oSTEM (Out in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) is an organization that facilitates greater involvement and leadership of the LGBT*QQIAAP community in the sciences. Specifically, the organization's mission is to (1) educate, empower, and engage a diverse community (2) identify, address, and advocate for the needs of queer students in the STEM fields and (3) fulfill these needs through reciprocal mentorships, networking, and professional development opportunities. You can find more information at www.ostem.org or find the University of Arizona group on facebook!

QTPOC Art Making Space

Gender Spectrum Support Group

GENDER SPECTRUM SUPPORT GROUP

This group will meet every Monday during the school year from 3-4:00 p.m. This group will take place at the new CAPS Satellite office in the North District -Honors Village, 1051 N Mabel, Second floor of Rec Center (corner of Mabel and Fremont)

This group is designed for UA students who are dealing with gender identities outside of the traditional binary system, whether transitioning from the gender assigned at birth, identifying as some combination of genders, neither gender, or questioning the role of gender in their lives. Terms such as transsexual, two-spirit, neutrois, agender, gender-queer, gender-fluid, transgender (and more) have been used to describe these identities. The low cost ($5 per group, billable to Bursar’s,) is for those who might need support and/or therapy to process their gender identity, deal with family and friends’ reactions, identify options of a transition process, and gather resources and support for issues related to gender. For more information, contact Martie van der Voort at mailto:mvanderv@email.arizona.edu or (520) 621-3334.

LGBTQ+ Support Group

Ostem

oSTEM (Out in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) is an organization that facilitates greater involvement and leadership of the LGBT*QQIAAP community in the sciences. Specifically, the organization's mission is to (1) educate, empower, and engage a diverse community (2) identify, address, and advocate for the needs of queer students in the STEM fields and (3) fulfill these needs through reciprocal mentorships, networking, and professional development opportunities. You can find more information at www.ostem.org or find the University of Arizona group on facebook!

AROspACE Meeting

AROspaCE is a social discussion group for folks who identify on the asexual and/or aromantic spectrum. AROspACE meets biweekly.

Contact arospaceua@gmail.com for more information