Past Events

Sponsored by The Pride Center for Sexual Orientation & Gender Diversity and The Center for Dialogue, Ethics and Spirituality. Facilitated by Mark Wonsidler - LUAG Curator of Exhibitions & Collections, Amber Brose - The Pride Center for Sexual Orientation & Gender Diversity Graduate Assistant, and Mel Kitchen - The Pride Center for Sexual Orientation & Gender Diversity Coordinator. This years Fall Retreat centers the theme of Love is Embodied. It's a beautiful opportunity to disconnect from all the noise of this world, to reflect inwardly and to connect with other queer community members and allies. The retreat provides the space to empower each other's inner strength and peace, most especially as we head into the holiday season where we may not receive the support we need. We'll share a meal, make a craft and explore what queer spirituality means to each of us.

Sponsored by The Pride Center for Sexual Orientation & Gender Diversity and The Center for Dialogue, Ethics and Spirituality. Facilitated by Mark Wonsidler - LUAG Curator of Exhibitions & Collections, Amber Brose - The Pride Center for Sexual Orientation & Gender Diversity Graduate Assistant, and Mel Kitchen - The Pride Center for Sexual Orientation & Gender Diversity Coordinator. This years Fall Retreat centers the theme of Love is Embodied. It's a beautiful opportunity to disconnect from all the noise of this world, to reflect inwardly and to connect with other queer community members and allies. The retreat provides the space to empower each other's inner strength and peace, most especially as we head into the holiday season where we may not receive the support we need. We'll share a meal, make a craft and explore what queer spirituality means to each of us.

Come and enjoy the last movie of this semester's student staff led series when we'll be screening the film Carol staring Kate Blanchett. Content warning - this film contains sex and nudity

Knowledge @ Noon: "Baby, It's Cold Outside!" with the Center for Gender Equity Hosted by Dr. Rita Jones, Dr. Carly Dickerson, Azalea Chacon & Fauzia Saiyed Visit the ERAC website or register HERE Wednesday, November 13 at 12:00pm | HYBRID EVENT ONLINE: via Zoom (link sent after registration) IN-PERSON: EWFM 625 Registration is required. As winter approaches, join the Center for Gender Equity to talk about the current and historical context of this song, and to think about how we approach our consumption of media when it is both catchy and potentially problematic. And while we have you, let us tell you about the St. Luke's Nurse-Family Partnership and how you can keep literal babies warm as it gets cold outside.