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Learning Outcomes. Define common terms Increase empathy for coming out Recognize inclusive actions Identify resources. Gender Equity Center. LGBT 101. Respect. Ask Questions. Confidentiality. Share “Air” Time. Lesbian Gay Bisexual Pansexual Transgender Asexual. Intersex Queer

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Learning Outcomes

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  1. Learning Outcomes • Define common terms • Increase empathy for coming out • Recognize inclusive actions • Identify resources

  2. Gender Equity Center LGBT 101

  3. Respect Ask Questions Confidentiality Share “Air” Time

  4. Lesbian Gay Bisexual Pansexual Transgender • Asexual • Intersex • Queer • Questioning • Genderqueer • Cisgender • Ally

  5. Gender Identity: How you identify (see yourself) Sexual Orientation: Who you love Lesbian Gay Bisexual Pansexual Asexual Queer Heterosexual Sexual Behavior An act or practice Boy/Man Girl/Woman Genderqueer Transgender Cisgender Gender Roles: Learned behavior Ally Actions of support Sex: What the medical community labels you Feminine Masculine Male Female Intersex

  6. Campus Climate “Sexual minorities encounter unique challenges... that often prevent them from achieving their full academic potential or participating fully in the campus community.” Rankin, S. (2005). Campus Climates for Sexual Minorities. In Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation Research, Policy, and Personal Perspectives (pp. 17-23). San Francisco, CA: Wiley Periodicals, Inc

  7. Tips to be inclusive: 5. Recognize diversity in experiences. 4. Explore and revisit your personal opinions and beliefs about LGBTQ people. 3. Remember LGBTQ terminology is not absolute. 2. Be mindful of words and language. 1. Listen!

  8. Support

  9. Thank you!

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