University of Georgia | Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Resource Center

The LGBT Resource Center (LGBTRC) is seeking motivated and passionate individuals to serve on the LGBTRC Programming Board for the 2012-13 school year!

"What's the LGBTRC Programming Board?" you ask. It is a student-run organization that is responsible for all the programs and initiatives sponsored by the LGBTRC! Past programs include Transgender Awareness Month, National Coming Out Day, and the Let's Talk About it! discussion series. Positions range from Event Coordinator to Visual Promotions to Executive Director and last approximately a year (Spring 2012 to Spring 2013).

"Why should I apply?" Not only is this an excellent extracurricular activity to add to your resume, it is a great way to gain leadership experience and support an organization you care about -- the LGBT Resource Center!

Think you can do it?

LGBTRC Programming Board Application

Applications must be submitted via above link unless prior accommodations have been made. The deadline to apply is March 19th at noon (the Monday after Spring Break). Interviews will be held the week of March 26th and all board members must attend the retreat on April 14th or 21st.

LGBT Resource Center Mission

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Resource Center creates a safe and inclusive environment for the LGBT, queer, and ally community and contributes to a culturally rich campus through community building, advocacy, social justice and diversity education, cultural competence, leadership, and the development of global citizens.

Inclusion Policy

UGA LGBT Safe Space photo The LGBT Resource Center is a safe space for LGBTQ students and their allies. All visitors are expected to demonstrate respect to each other. Any individuals or groups that do not respect and support others on the basis of their race, color, sex, gender identity, gender expression, HIV status, ethnic or national origin, age, relationship/marital status, class/socio-economic status, ability, sexual orientation, ancestry, pregnancy, citizenship status, language proficiency, veteran status, religious affiliation, and/or spiritual beliefs will be asked to leave.

The LGBT Resource Center is a private office on the campus of the University of Georgia. This is not a free speech area. Free speech areas are located on Tate Plaza and outside Memorial Hall by the bronze bulldog.