UNL RESOURCES

Assistant Director for LGBTQA Programs & Services:
Located in Student Involvement, 200 NE Union, the AD provides a "safe space" for LGBTQA students, provides relevant resources & referrals, delivers educational "Safe Space" workshops & panels for the university community, supports & provides follow-up services to those who have experienced discrimination/harassment based on sexual orientation or gender identity/expression. Contact Pat Tetreault, ptetreault1@unl.edu or 472-1752.

Career Services GLBT Resource Page

LGBTQ/Sexuality Studies
A minor in LGBTQ/Sexuality Studies is available through the Women's and Gender Studies Program at UNL. Advisors are Barbara DiBernard, bdbernard2@unl.edu or 472-1828; and Rose Holz, rholz2@unl.edu or 472-9392.

Queer Student Alliance: GLBTA Student Organization
Open to all UNL students, the office is located in the Nebraska Union, room 234. The office is staffed by student volunteers; provides a safe, informal gathering space; information about services, events, and current GLBT periodicals. Meetings are held during the academic year. Call 472-5644 or visit the web site: www.unl.edu/lambda.

University Health Center Sexuality Education eXchange/PERSUNL/ALLY Program:
Comprehensive, inclusive sexuality & sexual health information & promotion including education about sexual orientation & gender identity. Information, ALLY cards & magnets, workshops, resources, presentations, & referrals. Contact Pat Tetreault, ptetreault1@unl.edu or 472-1752.

UNL Committee on GLBT Concerns:
Consisting of GLBTA students, faculty, and staff striving to create a campus environment supportive of GLBT people. We support the UNL non-discrimination policy and work to make it a reality; meeting bi-weekly throughout the academic year. For more information contact Jan Deeds, jdeeds1@unl.edu or 472-2598.

Listservs you can join for news, discussion, and event information:
Queer Student Aliance, Committee for GLBT Concerns, ALLY and PERSUNL-L.
To join a listserv, contact the organization associated with the list.

Counseling:

• Scott Winrow, UHC Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), second floor, 472-7450.
• Employee Assitance Program (EAP): EAP services are available to faculty, staff, and their domestic partners (living in the same household). EAP is located at 700 N. 16^th Street, 472-3107; 1-800-755-2655 (outside Lincoln).

Education:

• Pat Tetreault, Interim Assistant Director in Student Involvement for LGBTQA Programs and Services, 472-1752 and Sexuality Education Coordinator, University Health Center Health Education Department, 472-7447 or ptetreault1@unl.edu
• The Women's Center, 340 Nebraska Union, 472-2597, si.unl.edu/womens_center

Supportive Clergy:

• Melissa Finlaw-Draper, United Church of Christ, 63rd & Adams, 466-0946, melissa_finlawdraper@yahoo.com
• Steve Griffith, Saint Paul United Methodist, 402-730-8927, sgriffith@saintpaulumc.org
• Fr. Don Hanway, 421-3512
• Fritz Lampe, Lutheran Student Center (ELCA), 435-3697
• Jerry Thompson, St. Mark's on the Campus Episcopal, 474-1979, smoc.rector@stmarks-episcopal.org

For additional information or resources, contact one of the resources listed above.

It is the policy of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln not to discriminate on the basis of sex, age, handicap, race, color, religion, marital status, veteran's status, national or ethnic origin, or sexual orientation.