January 26, 2016
12 first-year students came together for our Winter Term FreshSpectives Retreat at the Trotter Multicultural Center on Saturday, January 16.
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Student Perspective on National Coming Out Week
October 28, 2015
The Spectrum Center hosted several exciting events this month for National Coming Out Week (NCOW). Various events for NCOW were offered each day October 12 – October 22. The primary purpose of NCOW is to provide the community a space for reflection and celebration of identities no matter where one is at in their journey.
Spectrum Center's Tynishia Walker Spotlighted in URecord
October 5, 2015
We're so excited for everyone to read about our fantastic Program Manager Tynishia Walker! Click here to read the story.
OutList Launch
April 1, 2015 | By Adam Eickmeyer
The OUTlist seeks to foster professional relationships and mentoring opportunities through engaging LGBTQ faculty, staff, students, and alumni in the creation of online searchable profiles. The OUTlist will serve as a database where University Community members can connect with one another and where individuals new to the community can look to for resources.
Introduction from Jim Toy, December 2014
December 12, 2014 | By Jim Toy
Our celebration of Transgender Awareness Week reminds me how humbled I am to have been a part of our liberation. The first time a community member came to Spectrum--then called the Lesbian Gay Male Programs Office--to ask about resources for transgender people, I was limited to offering contact information for a therapist. LGBPO had barely begun to address the concerns of bisexual students, let alone to become aware and supportive of the concerns of transgender people.
Alumni spotlight: Jonah Thompson
December 12, 2014
Jonah Thompson
Year of Graduation and Concentration; affiliation with Spectrum Center:
University of Michigan class of 2012. Graduated from the School of Music, Theater and Dance and the College of Engineering with a B.S. degree in Performing Arts Technology, Sound Engineering Concentration.
Change it Up! program finishes its first semester at the University
December 12, 2014 | By Ashley Schwedt, bystander intervention graduate coordinator, marketing & design consultant
Have you ever noticed a harmful situation and wanted to help, but didn't? Have you ever not recognized a situation as harmful because it didn't personally affect you? Have you ever said something potentially harmful and then felt unsure about how to proceed? Most folks will answer yes to at least one of these questions, and that is nothing to feel guilty about!
Results from ADT for UM Library staff
December 1, 2014