LGBTQA Programs, Services & Resource Center is located in 345 Nebraska Union (3rd floor). The LGBTQA Center helps build and sustain a socially just campus community that is welcoming and inclusive of all people of all sexual orientations, gender identities and expression.

We offer:

• a safe space to find out about sexual orientation, gender identity and expression;
• a safe place to hang out and meet friends;
• provide Safe Space and Ally Development presentations, workshops and materials,
• engage in collaborative programming, outreach and advocacy;
• house a library & other resources;
• have involvement opportunities as a member of OutSpeaking (Speakers Bureau) or as a member of the Queerteers (the center’s volunteer group). 

The Assistant Director in Student Involvement for LGBTQA Programs & Services serves as the Director of the Center. The Director:

• provides consultation and assistance on LGBTQA and social justice issues;
• meets with individuals to assess needs and circumstances and provide assistance and referrals;
• works collaboratively to develop resources based on needs assessments and requests;
• assists with presentations, outreach and programming to raise awareness about LGBTQA and social justice issues and to cultivate a safe, respectful and inclusive campus community for all people of all sexual orientations and gender identities/expression.

Pat Tetreault, Ph.D., Director, (402) 472-1752, ptetreault1@unl.edu
LGBTQA Resource Center, 345 Nebraska Union, (402) 472-1652, lgbtqresourcecenter@unl.edu