Pride Scholars

The Pride Scholars builds cultural and educational experiences for students and allies of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, and Asexual (LGBTQIA+) community by examining relevant voices, stories, and community experiences. We are committed to creating a supportive environment where students can explore their identities, build relationships, and thrive as they pursue their academic, career, and personal goals. 

Services

  • Academic, career, and personal counseling 
  • Events and field trips 
  • Free books in learning community courses and swag
  • Meet guest speakers 
  • Transfer Information 
  • Workshops

Benefits

  • Connect with on- and off-campus academic and identity-based resources
  • Develop connections, make friends, and build community 
  • Take courses that emphasize LGBTQIA+ identity, social movements, and evolving community issues
  • Work with and develop mentorships with LGBTQIA+ identifying faculty and allies 

How Does It Work? 

Students will take two courses each semester that will help them meet general education requirements as a cohort with supportive faculty. Courses will emphasize LGBTQIA+ identity, social movements, and evolving community issues.  

Fall  Spring
ENGL C1000E
Academic Reading and Writing
ETHST 1
Intro to Ethnic Studies  
COUN 1
Orientation for College Success

POLS C1000 (Am. Gov and Politics)
OR
HIST C1001 (Hist of Early America)

NOTE: Enrollment in the Pride Scholars is open to all students in any campus learning community. Additionally, any interested student who has taken one of the courses included in the learning community can still join.