LGBTQIA+ and Ally Resources
The University of Mount welcomes students of diverse backgrounds, including students identifying within the LGBTQIA+ community. Students are encouraged to view our non-discrimination statement on the 消费者信息 页面. You can also view how Mount Union ranks on the 校园骄傲指数.
S.A.G.E. - Sexuality and Gender Equity
S的目的.A.G.E. 就是肯定, 促进, 庆祝, 支持, and create a safe and accepting environment for people of all sexual orientations and gender identities on Mount Union’s campus. Membership is open to all indentifying members of the community, and allies!
- 视图 S.A.G.E. and other diversity organizations.
- S.A.G.顾问: Dr. 蒂姆•莫里森 和艾比·诺兰. 请联系 Dr. 莫里森 or 艾比 有问题吗?!
- 2023 - 2024年总统:Skylar Kimak
寻找S.A.G.E and allies at campus and community events:
- 鲜明的骄傲
- 阿克伦骄傲节
- Lavendar毕业
Gender-Inclusive Housing
The Office of Residence Life values all students and the unique perspectives that they bring to campus and wants every student who lives on campus to feel comfortable and safe. Based on the needs and preferences of our students as well as a nationwide shift in preferences, we are now offering a gender-inclusive 住房 学生选择. Offering mixed gendered 住房 reflects values of social justice, 比如协作, 合作, 股本, 和国籍, which are paramount in the context of higher education. This option of mixed-gendered 住房 allows our students to practice those values in an educational setting.
Gender-inclusive 住房 allows for students to be permitted to have roommates and suitemates regardless of gender identity. Gender-inclusive 住房 recognizes however that gender exists on a spectrum and that there are, 事实上, an infinite amount of genders and gender expressions. Gender-inclusive 住房 allows individuals who do not identify as their biological sex, identify as transgender, 性别酷儿, 非二进制, 等., or who are allies for these students and would just feel more comfortable in an inclusive, more diverse living environment to live together.
Ally Training Program and Ally List
The Ally Training program is an ongoing, voluntary training open to anyone interested in learning about sexual and gender minority (LGBTQIA+) individuals. Individuals who complete the one-hour training have received a placard to display. For more details, contact the Office of Diversity and Inclusion.