El 2 de octubre 2019
Por Hannah Brauer (ella), fotógrafa y escritora para el Spectrum Center
The latest news, opportunities, and engagement opportunities from Spectrum Center.
NEWS
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September 1, 2018
As the new academic year begins, Spectrum Center staff is excited to welcome new students, staff, and faculty members to campus. We are also excited to engage more intentionally with returning individuals and groups within the LGBTQ communities. As we connect more intentionally with LGBTQ communities on and off campus, we are excited to share a few of our programs and offerings below:
April 3, 2017
Distinguighed alumni and friend of the Spectrum Center, John D. Evans, was inducted into the Cable Telecommunications Industry Hall of Fame in May 2016. John Evans was one of the founders of C-SPAN in 1977. John later served as its chairman and remains active on C-SPAN’s executive committee. He is also founder of the John D. Evans Foundation and through it has put into action his commitment to AIDS and cancer research and to the protection of the environment.
November 16, 2016
Dan and Ted met over 32 years ago as undergraduate students at University of Michigan. Their involvement at the Spectrum Center and the support they received, at a critical time for two young men making the transition into adulthood, inspired them to give back and philanthropically support the on-going important work of the Center.
June 13, 2016 | By Will Sherry
Dear Spectrum Center community,
The University of Michigan Spectrum Center exists to create affirming and inclusive spaces for all Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and similarly-identified people to thrive. For those who are hurting, angered, and experiencing a myriad of emotions today and every day, we are here for you.
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.
March 31, 2016
The Spectrum Center was thrilled to have helped organize and support two weeks of events for LGBTQ+ Health & Wellness Week March 13-25. The events offered created spaces in which both students and community members were able to engage and find information and resources that were meaningful, valuable, and useful to their own lives.
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.
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.