Spectrum Center Mission & Vision
With sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression as our framework, the Spectrum Center is committed to enriching the campus experience and developing students as individuals and as members of communities. Our work is accomplished through a student-centered, intersectional lens.
The Center envisions an inclusive campus community free of discrimination in all forms where social justice inspires community engagement and equity.
This article provides you with a detailed history of the Spectrum Center and its evolution over time.
Eryka Swank discusses her position as Student Lead on the LGBTQ Oral History Project and a reflection on bisexuality for Bi Visibility Day.
Check out the Spectrum Center's End of the Year Snapshot to learn more about the work that has been done throughtout the 2016-2017 Academic Year!
The Spectrum Center's 21st Lavender Graduation Ceremony took place on Thursday, April 28 at the Michigan Union. Over 150 guests came together to honor the accomplishments of this year's graduates, with dynamic and influential speakers, laughter, music, and cake. Students, family, friends, alumni, staff, and faculty applauded and recognized the tremendous strength and passion displayed by U-M's LGBTQ+ graduates. Vice President of Student Life Dr. E.
Kaden Hyvonen joins our team as the Spectrum Center’s temporary Office Manager and fifth full-time staff member. Hyvonen’s duties include providing administrative support and handling day-to-day operations of the office such as answering any phone calls that the center may receive, along with directing inquiries from any walk-in questions.
We're so excited for everyone to read about our fantastic Program Manager Tynishia Walker! Click here to read the story.
