University LGBT/Queer Programs

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Transsexual
Queer
Studies in the USA and Canada

plus
Sibling Societies & Study-Abroad Programs

inaugural date: 7 August 1997; last update: 21 July 2008

All comments and additions are gratefully welcomed:
John G. Younger's email
JGY's homepage
more info about university
LGBT programs & resources


The following information is based on:

My procedure has been to search for the word "lesbian" in homepage searches, to look for LGBT groups under "Student Organizations", and to scan for courses in, and cross-listed by, Women's Studies, Cultural Studies, and Multicultural Programs, and in/by Sociology, Anthropology, and English departments.

These lists are not exhaustive; they include only information that I have received, not necessarily confirmed.


Relevant Links

 

Other Lists of Campus Resources and Programs

National Consortium of Directors of LGBT Resources in Higher Education, Annotated Links to LGBT/Queer Studies Resources
 

Planning a LGBTQ curriculum at your university or college?

Several documents pertaining to the establishment of the Program in the Study of Sexualities at Duke University are now on-line:
  • The original proposal (1995) for the Program
  • The 2001 description of the Program
  • My syllabus for the prerequisite course, "Perspectives in Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Studies"


    My study of LGBTQ academics, 1998 ("Education and Scholarship." In: St. James Press: Gay & Lesbian Almanac, edited by Neil Schlager, 205-30. St. James Press, Detroit and New York 1998.), is now on-line in bin-hex form in 3 parts (they need to be "un-stuffed"):
    The main text, downloaded as "1. Text"
    The Bibliography, downloaded as "2. Bib"
    Appendix, downloaded as "3. Appendix" (the list of LGBTQ Programs in 1998 - quite a difference from now!)

    In the meantime, check out C. Michael Phillips' "LGBT Studies Web Resources"

     

    • Lists of Women's Studies Programs

    Joan Korenman's Women's Studies List (WMST-L), a listing of over 600 Women's and Gender Studies Programs

    Gerri Gribi's list of Women's Studies programs in the U.S.

    Kate Robinson's links to Women's Studies programs in the United States

    Smith College's Links to Graduate Programs in Women's Studies
    Same-Sex Spousal Equivalency Benefits (Domestic Partnership Benefits)
    Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, list of universities with SSSEs
    Partners Task Force for Gay & Lesbian Couples, list of universities with SSSEs
    Scott's List of universities with SSSEs
    Guidelines for Establishing SSSEs
    U. California's report (5 Nov. 1998) on the cost of establishing SSSEs: the cost was unexpectedly low; the health plan added only $1M to the University's annual bill of $442M
    Duke University's policies and guidelines for same-sex spousal-equivalency benefits for faculty, staff, and graduate students
    "Sexual Orientation" in Non-Discrimination Clauses
    Human Rights Campaign's "Colleges & Universities With Non-Discrimination Policies That Include Sexual Orientation"
    Financial Aid, Scholarships
    The Minnesota GLBT Educational Fund list of GLBT Scholarships: http://www.scc.net/~t-bonham/EDLINKS.HTM. The list currently includes over 120 scholarship programs, with scholarships for the US, Canada, and 38 states within the US.
    The Transgender Scholarship and Education Legacy Fund
    The LAMBDA Foundation for Excellence (http://www.lambdafoundation.com). LAMBDA grants awards designed to promote Canadian national recognition of individuals or groups who build bridges of understanding between lesbians & gays, other equality seeking groups, and Canadian society. LAMBDA also endows scholarships in gay and lesbian studies (previous scholarship programs have been established at Carleton University, University of New Brunswick, University of Ottawa, and University of Manitoba.
    Gabi Clayton's LGBTQ Resources on Education
    Delta Lambda Phi, National Social Fraternity for Gay, Bisexual and Progressive Men
    LGBTQ information websites
    LGBTQ email discussion lists
    National Consortium of Directors of LGBT Resources in Higher Education


    FAQs (frequently asked questions)

  • LGBTQ undergraduate majors, minors, certificates, concentrations?
    Majors are offered by Wesleyan, U. Chicago, Brown, Hobart and William Smith Colleges

    Minors are offered by Ohio State, San Francisco State, Stanford, Berkeley, UCLA?, UC Riverside, Towson (proposal, Nov. 96, still on-line), Cornell, SUNY, Purchase, Allegheny, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, George Mason?, Concordia University (Canada), Western Washington University, Bowdoin College, Humboldt State University (Aug 2004), University of Minnesota (fall 2004), Kent State University (fall 2001), University of North Carolin-Chapel Hill (2004), University of North Texas (2004), York University (2004), University of Delaware (Fall 2006), Hofstra (2006), Nebraska-Lincoln (2006), Syracuse (2006), McGill (2006), University California at Santa Barbara (2006), Northern Illinois University (both undergraduate and graduate certificates), University of Kansas (2008)

    Certificates or Concentrations are offered by Arizona State U., U. Iowa, Yale, Brandeis?, Denison U., Duke, U. Wisconsin-Madison, U. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, U. of Maryland, U. of Colorado at Boulder

  • LGBTQ graduate programs?
    San Francisco State University now (2005) offers a M.A. in Human Sexuality Studies. Yale offers a graduate qualification in the field of Lesbian and Gay Studies.

    Indiana University has offered a PhD in Gender Studies since 2006.

    APA-Accredited Clinical Psychology PhD and PsyD programs at the California School of Professional Psychology, a division of Alliant International University, has numerous faculty supervising doctoral dissertations in the area of LGBTQ Studies. A "graduate interdisciplinary specialization" is offered by Ohio State.

    There are coordinated programs: U. Chicago; U. Washington (graduate certificate program in Lesbian Studies). Empire State University (NY) offers various LGBTQ concentrations in their MALS program. Most LGBTQ graduate work is done through allied departments offering courses and the opportunities to produce theses and dissertations in the LGBTQ-aspect of the primary discipline (e.g., "Lesbian Novels of the Early 20th Century" in an English department); see, for instance, the description for Tufts & Brown.

    There are at least two MA programs in the United Kingdom: "Gender, Sexuality, and Culture" (first offered Sept 2003) through Women's Studies at the University of Manchester (http://orgs.man.ac.uk/ws). This program will consist of two courses over a year, plus a thesis. And the University of Leeds offers a MA in Gender, Sexuality, and Queer Theory

    The Central European University, Budapest, Hungary, offers a MA in Gender Studies and a PhD in Comparative Gender Studies (in place 2006). Since CEU is accredited by the State of New York (SUNY), American students can receive US credit.

  • How do I get a PhD in LGBTQ Studies?
    See the CEU program, above

    Aside from the Aliant International University (San Francisco; see above), there is no graduate program in the US devoted exclusively to LGBTQ Studies.

    So, as with every other topic, you need to focus on a specific theme and apply to a relevant program; in other words, you will be getting a PhD in some department with your thesis on a gay issue (e.g., 20th c. history of Gay Studies [History], Lesbians in other cultures [Anthropology], the social stratification of Lesbians in America [Sociology], Greek homosexuality [Classics], gays in the Bible [Religious Studies], how Lesbians spend money [Economics], Lesbians in American politics [Political Science], etc.).

    Before applying to a graduate school in these areas, talk to the graduate advisor to see if there is a faculty member willing & capable of advising you in your subject.


    Table of Contents

    I. Academic Programs and Opportunities for LGB Study in the US & Canada
    II. Research & Resource Institutions and Organizations
    III. Study-Abroad Programs
    IV. "Sibling Societies" and Publications

    Canada comes first in each section; within the USA, listings of universities or research facility are by STATE and then alphabetically by university or facility.


    Section I. Academic Programs and Opportunities
    for
    LGBT Study in the US & Canada

    CANADA
    Acadia University, Wolfville, Nova Scotia
    Courses
    Sociology 3803 Lesbian and Gay Studies (Jeanette A. Auger, Jan. 2004)


    Concordia University, Montréal, Québec
    Programs
    Concordia offers an Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality program with a minor in Sexuality Studies (http://beta.concordia.ca/info/futurestudents/undergraduate/programs/subjects/BFA_InterdisciplinarySexuality.php), consisting of up to 9 courses.
    Courses
    Courses available include (but are not limited to): FASS 391 / INTE 391 (3) Issues in Sexuality Research
    FASS 392 / INTE 392 (3) Introduction to Queer Theory
    SOCI 375 / ANTH 375 (3) Social Construction of Sexuality
    FMST 392 (3) Queer Cinema
    INTE 390 / FFAR 390 (6) HIV/AIDS: Cultural, Social and Scientific Aspects of the Pandemic
    AHSC 253 (3) Sexuality and Human Relations
    ENGL 445 (3) Gender and Sexuality: Contemporary Literature and Theory
    FMST 391 (3) Sexual Representation in Cinema
    RELI 380 (3) Sexuality in the History of Religions
    WSDB 398P (3) Women¼s Issues & Realities: Lesbian and Bisexual Issues and Perspectives
    Resources
    Concordia Queer Collective
    Lesbian Studies Coalition

    Laurentian University, Sudbury Ontario
    Courses
    WST: "Lesbians: texts and contexts," "Female Sexualities" (both taught by Susanne Luhmann, 2004)
    SOC: "Sex Roles and Sexuality," "The Social Construction of Sexuality" (both taught by Gary Kinsman, 2004)
    PHL: "The Philosophy of Sexuality" (taught by Real Fillion)


    McGill University, Montéal, Québec
    Programs
    McGill offers an undergraduate Sexual Diversity Studies Minor: http://www.mcgill.ca/sdst


    University of Montréal, Montréal, Québec
    Courses
    English: five lesbian and gay studies specialists
    Comparative Literature: Homosexualité et identité culturelle; Ecrire la difference en sexualité
    Contacts
    Dr. Robert K. Martin (Martinr@ere.umontreal.ca) and assistant George Piggford


    University of Saskatchewan
    Resources & Services
    University Libraries, in conjunction with those of the Saskatchewan Archives Board and the University of Saskatchewan Archives [housed in the same building], probably contain the second strongest collection in Canada [after the National Gay Archives in Toronto]. The Saskatchewan Archives Board, Saskatoon office (SAB) has a number of important gay and lesbian collections: the Richards collection donated by Neil Richards of Saskatoon, occupies over 14 linear meters and was assembled over the past 20 years. According to the SAB Personal Papers Archivist, Nadine Small, the scope and depth of the collection permit the detailed study of Canadian gay and lesbian life and issues since the 1960s. Other collections include: the Doug Wilson papers, the record of a high profile Canadian gay rights activist; the Peter Millard papers detail the various involvements in the struggle for gay rights of this U. of S. emeritus professor of English and former chair of the U. of S. Faculty Assoc.; the Don McNamee papers are those of a former U. of S. professor of art and human right activist; and the papers of the Coalition for Human Equality, of which McNamee was a prominent member.
    Contacts
    Donna Canevari de Paredes
    Collections Librarian for Women's and Gender Studies
    University of Saskatchewan Libraries
    Saskatoon, Sask. S7N 5A4
    Canada
    (306) 966-5979
    Nadine Small
    Saskatchewan Archives Board
    (306) 933-8321
    Cheryl Avery, U. of S. Archivist
    (306) 966-6028.


    University of Windsor
    Programs
    The M.A. program in Sociology and the Ph.D. programs in Sociology, specializing in Social Justice, and in Psychology have good resources for doing gay and lesbian studies. The faculty include Barry Adam (gay & lesbian studies, HIV prevention & support), Charlene Senn (psychology of women), Christina Simmons (19th C and early 20th C women's sexuality), Alan Sears (AIDS in the workplace), Eleanor Maticka Tyndale (HIV prevention), and Susan Holbrook (gay & lesbian theory and poetics).
    Courses
    G&L Studies, offered 1994, 1996, 1998, 2002
    Resources
    LGBT Studies: http://www..uwindsor.ca/lgbt
    Contacts
    Barry Adam (The Rise of a Gay and Lesbian Movement): adam@uwindsor.ca


    University of Toronto, Toronto
    Resources
    Sexual Diversity Studies: http://www.utoronto-ca.com/sexualdiversity/


    York University, Toronto
    Programs
    The School of Women's Studies offers a minor or interdisciplinary certificate in Sexuality Studies (Nov 2004)
    Resources & Services
    strong manuscript holdings


    UNITED STATES
    ALABAMA

    University of Alabama, Birmingham
    Courses
    American Studies: "Intro to Lesbian & Gay Studies" (R. Gladney & J. Howard, 1992)
    The Politics of the Gay & Lesbian Rights Movement


    ARIZONA
    Arizona State University
    Programs
    effective Fall 2005, the university will offer, through its College of Public Programs, an undergraduate certificate in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies: http://www.asu.edu/copp/bis/lgbt-studies.pdf
    Courses
    Sociology: "Variant Sexuality", Fred Whitam
    WST: "Readings in Lesbian Literature", Annis Hopkins, 1991


    Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff
    Courses
    Women's and Gender Studies offers WST 394, Queer Studies and other courses with LGBTQ content (like WST 191).
    Resources
    PRISM (People Respecting Individuals and Sexual Minorities; email: PRISM@nau.edu) is a recently formed (2007) student organization, that is very active (over 200 members, the second largest group on campus). The group has also demonstrated its commitment to ending discrimination on campus, attempting to add "transgender" to the university's non-discrimination clause.

    information added 7 Jan 08


    University of Arizona
    Programs
    The Committee on LGBT Studies coordinates events and curriculum across the campus.
    Women's Studies offers a LGBT Studies concentration. This website also lists courses and a set of "guideless for graduate study" that allow grad students from many fields to construct the equivalent of a minor/concentration in LGBT Studies
    Resources & Services
    The LGBT Studies Committee (see above for website) sponsors a film series, including a Lesbian film series ("Lesbian Looks") and a Visiting Artists and Scholars series.
    Contacts: lgbs@u.arizona.edu


    ARKANSAS
    Hendrix University, Conway
    Resources
    UNITY is the LGB Student Association: http://www.hendrix.edu/Organizations/multicul.htm#lgbsa.


    University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
    Resources & Services
    LGB Student Association (formed 1982): http://www.uark.edu/~glbsa (or: http://www.uark.edu/studorg/glbsa/)


    University of Central Arkansas, Conway
    PRISM serves the GLBTQQA (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, and allied) community of UCA including students, faculty, staff, and alumni. PRISM (Pride, Raising awareness, Involvement, Support, and Mentoring) was formed in 1997 and has steadily grown to be an influential organization in motivating the student body to open themselves up to diversity, especially diverse sexual and gender-related orientations. The alliance also works to promote awareness, tolerance, equality and understanding, and to dispense GLBTQQA-related information campus-wide. In addition, it strives to offer support services for GLBTQQA students.
    For more information about PRISM, click here: http://www.uca.edu/org/prism/.


    CALIFORNIA

    Alliant International University, San Francisco Bay Area campus
    Programs
    The California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP) offers doctoral programs (PhD and PsyD) in clinical psychology accredited by the American Psychological Association
    The programs include an elective emphasis in Gender Studies (including LGBT issues), and several core faculty members actively involved in research and supervising dissertations on LGBT topics.

    For more information:
    Alliant International University-San Francisco Campus
    1 Beach St, Suite 100
    San Francisco, CA 94133-1221
    T: 415-955-2115; F: 415-474-2469
    E: Robert-Jay Green, Associate Director, Clinical Psychology PhD Program: rjgreen@alliant.edu
    W: http://www.alliant.edu


    California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
    Courses
    Ethnicity & WST (EWS) 407: "Sexual Orientation & Diversity" (Dorothy Wills, 1991/2)
    Resources & Services
    GLBT Faculty/Staff group (since 1992 [?])
    Cal Poly Pomona Pride Center (Gay, Lesbian, & Bisexual Student Resource Center, founded 1995): http://www.csupomona.edu/~pride_center/
    Jonnie J. Owens, Coordinator: jjowens@csupomona.edu
    Contacts
    Laurie Shrage (ljshrage@csupomona.edu)


    California State University, Fresno
    Courses
    Women's Studies 125: Introduction to Lesbian/Gay Studies (offered every third fall semester)
    Women's Studies 161T: Topics in Lesbian/Gay Studies (offered every first and second fall semester). Topics courses so far have included "Lavender Cinema," "Lesbian-Feminist Poetry," and "Gay and Lesbian Novel."
    Contact:
    Prof. Linda Garber: linda_garber@csufresno.edu
    Women's Studies Program
    California State University, Fresno
    Fresno, CA 93740-0078
    T: (559) 278-2858


    California State University, Northridge
    Resources
    Lambda Delta Lambda is working to become CSUN's first Lesbian, Bisexual, Straight, Transgender, Progressive sorority and plans to have member initiation by March 2001. Currently, Lambda Delta Lambda has 16 members - one more than the minimum of 15 needed to be recognized as a club or organization at CSUN.


    California State University, San Bernardino
    Courses
    Psychology: "Psychology of Gays & Lesbians", Craig Henderson, 1976, one of the earliest courses taught


    Cuesta College, San Luis Obispo
    Courses
    course in Human Sexuality


    Deep Springs College (all male)
    Courses
    Intro to Gay Studies (Patrick O'Connor, 1995; related in LGSN 23.2, 1996, 5-7)


    Humboldt State University, Arcata
    Programs
    Humboldt now offers (August 2004) a multi-cultural queer studies minor: http://www.humboldt.edu/~womensst/multiculturalQueerStudies.html


    Institue of Gay and Lesbian Education (founded by Simon LeVay in 1992), West Hollywood
    Courses
    non-accreditated adult education classes: PHL, Screenwriting, foreign languages, gay psychology and queer studies ("Moral Issues in Gay and Lesbian Life")
    Resources & Services
    lectures and other events
    Contacts
    The Institute of Gay and Lesbian Education (igle@aol.com)
    626 N. Robertson Blvd
    W. Hollywood, CA 90069
    310-652-1786.


    Loyola University, Los Angeles
    Courses
    Law School: "Sexual Orientation & the Law" (Jon W. Davidson, 1991)


    Pasadena City College, Pasadena
    Courses
    History 24F: Introduction to Lesbian and Gay American History (Fall 2001; Hugo Schwyzer: hbschwyzer@paccd.cc.ca.us), the first such course at the college
    Resources & Services
    The Gay & Lesbian Faculty and Staff Organization (GALSO) recently (2000) began offering a scholarship to a student with a demonstrated commitment to GLBT issues; the first two such scholarships were given in 2000, and there are plans to add more.


    Pitzer College
    Courses
    Sociology: Sex & Society: LGB Studies (Peter Nardi, 1992)
    WST: Cross-Cultural Lesbian Studies (Lourdes Arguelles, 1990)
    WST: Gender & Sexual Orientation (Lourdes Arguelles, 1992)


    San Francisco City College (a community college)
    Programs
    The Gay/Lesbian Studies Department, in cooperation with other departments offers courses and a B.A. in Gay & Lesbian Studies
    Courses
    G/LSt-Anthro: Anthro of Homosexualities (Mary Redick, 1990)
    G/LSt-ENG: Survey of G&L Literature (Jack Collins, 1972, one of the earliest courses offered)
    G/LSt-Film Production: Evolution of Film Expression-Homosexulaity on Film
    G/LSt-Film Production: Film Expr: Homosex. in Contemp Film (Dan Mangin, 1988)
    G/LSt-HealthSci: Maintaining Sexual Well-Being
    G/LSt-IDIS: Gay Male Relationships (Shimon Attie, 1987)
    G/LSt-IDIS: Issues in Lesbian Relationships (Lindy McKnight, 1987)
    G/LSt-Labor Studies: G& L Issues in the Workplace (1990)
    Contacts
    Gay and Lesbian Studies
    City College of San Francisco
    50 Phelan Ave.
    San Francisco, CA 94112


    San Francisco State University
    Programs & Courses
    Human Sexuality Studies Program offers a M.A. in Human Sexuality Studies (2005).
    Summer Institute (18 June-15 July)
    an undergraduate minor in Lesbian & Gay Studies: http://www.sfsu.edu/~bulletin/current/programs/gaylesbi.htm
    8 courses total, 2 of which are required
    • Required
      HMSX 301 Introduction to Bisexual, Lesbian and Gay Studies
      HIST 314 Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual History
    • Other courses available
      ANTH 569 Cross-Cultural Aspects of Sex and Gender
      BIOL 330 Human Sexuality
      COUN/HMSX 326 Work and Leadership Issues of Bisexuals, Lesbians, and Gays
      ENG 580 Individual Authors
      ENG 604 Literary Aspects of Contemporary Film
      ENG 618 Studies in Gay and Bisexual Literature
      ENG 633 Gay Love in Literature
      HMSX 350 Selected Issues in Human Sexuality (1 or 3) [selected topics on advisement]
      HMSX 400/PSY 450 Variations in Human Sexuality
      HMSX 550 Field Service in Human Sexuality Studies (1-3)
      HMSX/PSY 436 The Development of Maleness and Femaleness (4)
      HMSX/SS 421 Homophobia and Coming Out
      NEXA 391 Biological Sex and Cultural Gender
      PSY 650/HMSX 600 Research on Sexual Identity
      PSY/HMSX 320 Sex and Relationships
      SPCH 525 Sexual Identity and Communication
      WOMS550 Special Studies in Lesbian Lives
      WOMS551 Lesbian Literature
      WOMS552 Lesbian Lives and Thought
    Resources & Services
    LGS also publishes the prestigious Journal of Homosexuality
    Contacts
    John De Cecco, director (aquinas@sfsu.edu)


    San Jose State University
    Courses
    Sociology of Homosexuality (W. Clayton Lane, 1975; LGSN 22.2 [Sum 1995] 2-3)
    Sociology: "Alternative Lifestyles", Wigasy Sivertsen


    Santa Monica College (a community college)
    Courses
    Contemporary Moral Conflicts
    Sex and Sexuality
    Gay/Lesbian Literature
    Contacts
    Jim Stramel (danj@urpsd.ucla.edu)


    Stanford University
    Programs
    the Feminist Studies Dept has an undergraduate minor in LGB Studies
    Resources & Services
    Stanford Queer Resources Server (http://www-leland.stanford.edu/group/QR/)
    The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Community Center (founded 1989?) (http://www-leland.stanford.edu/group/QR/); a second website: www-directory.stanford.edu/virtual/campusinfo/infoguide/gay.html
    Gwendolyn Dean, Director of the LGBCC: gdean@leland.stanford.edu
    Stanford's queer history: www-leland.stanford.edu/group/QR/History/
    Stanford Gay and Lesbian Alumni (GALA)
    Contacts
    LGBCC staff


    University of California, Berkeley
    A report has been published (5 Nov. 1998), concerning the unexpectedly low cost of providing SSSE (same-sex spousal equivalency) medical benefits (or: Domestic Partnerships) to the partners of lesbian and gay employees; the health plan added only $1M to the University's annual bill of $442M: report (http://web3.stlnet.com/postnet/news/wires.nsf/National/ACC6D7835D8F842F862566B40008F4C5).
    Programs
    minor in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Studies, requiring four courses and two upper-division electives; the four required courses
    • UGIS 20: Alternative Sexual Identities and Communities in Contemporary American Society;
    • UGIS 145/Women's Studies 145: Interpreting the Queer Past: Methods and Problems in the History of Sexuality;
    • UGIS 146/Women's Studies 146: Cultural Representations of Sexualities:
    • ISF 147b/Anthropology 147b: Sexuality, Culture, and Colonialism
    Courses
    The Rise of Heterosexuality and the Invention of the Modern Jew (Daniel Boyarin; 1995; syllabus published in LGSN 22.2 [Sum 1995] 14-16)
    BLG Studies: BLG People of Color (Student Instructor)
    BLG Studies: Our Bodies, Our Lives: Social Aspects LGB Health (Student Instructor)
    BLG Studies : Outcast among the Outcast: Expl LG Segments of Controv Sex Lifestyles (Student Instructor)
    Multicultural: Literature & Sexuality (Student Instructor)
    Resources & Services
    the Lesbian and Gay Center (bblgc@uclink.berkeley.edu)
    Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual Mentorship Program (alums - students): http://www.alumni.berkeley.edu/~gaylesbi/
    Contacts
    Professor Carolyn Dinshaw
    English Department
    474 Wheeler,
    Professor Michael Luce
    French & Comparative Literature
    4217 Dwinelle
    TEL: (510) 643-9999


    University of California, Davis
    Courses
    English: "Special Topics in Literary Studies" (David VanLeer, 1991)
    Resources & Services
    Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Resource Center (opened 31 January 1994): http://lgbcenter.ucdavis.edu/
    Artemis Nelson and Allison Subasic, Co-directors (email: afsubasic@ucdavis.edu)


    University of California, Irvine
    Programs
    undergraduate program being planned; PhD in Intersectional Studies in Genders/Sexualities, Race/Ethnicities, and Cultures
    in LGSN 22.3 [Fall 1995] 5: WST was advertising for a "tenured or tenure-track" position beginning 1 July 1996, with interests "especially in Lesbian/Gay Studies ... Candidate should be currently tenurable at the University of Californa and have a stonr commitment to Lesbian Studies as it intersects with race and ethnicity."
    Courses
    WST: "Psychology of Women from a Lesbian Perspective" (Christine Browning, 1991)
    Interdisciplinary Studies: "Special Topics," new course
    Resources & Services
    Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Resource Center: http://www.uci.edu/~lgbtrc/
    Pat Walsh, Director (email: plwalsh@uci.edu)
    Lavender Graduations
    Contacts
    Susan Lee Sills (sills@uci.edu)
    Women's Studies and Interdisciplinary Program
    419 Social Science
    Tower
    Irvine, CA 92697-6600
    TEL: 714-824-8582


    University of California, Los Angeles
    Programs
    Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies Program (offering a minor): http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/lgbts/
    James A. Schultz
    Professor of German
    Director, UCLA Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies Program
    E: jschultz@humnet.ucla.edu
    T: 310 825 5194
    UCLA Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies
    251A Kinsey Hall
    Box 951384
    Los Angeles, CA 90095-1384
    Resources & Services
    Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay, and Transgendered Resources Office: http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/lgbt/
    Ronni Sanlo, Director
    Lavender Graduations


    University of California, Riverside
    Programs
    Interdisciplinary undergraduate minor in Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual Studies (6 courses)
    Courses
    16 courses on gender and sexuality in Art History, English, Ethnic Studies, Dance, History, Psychology, Sociology and Women Studies.
    Resources & Services
    Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay, and Transgender Resource Center: lgbtrc@ucrac1.ucr.edu; homepage: http://www.students.ucr.edu/lgbtrc/
    Maggie Hawkins, Director
    English publishes Unnatural Acts.
    The undergraduate and graduate Union of Lesbians, Gays, and Bisexuals is strong.
    The organization is multiethnic and welcomes undergraduate and graduate students.
    A Chancellor's Advisory Committee on the Status of Lesbians, Gays and Bisexuals monitors campus environment.
    The Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Resource Center publishes a quarterly newsletter called "Dish."


    University of California, San Diego
    Programs
    a program is developing in LGB Studies
    Contacts
    Judith Halberstam


    University of California, Santa Barbara
    Programs
    UC Santa Barbara now (2006) has a LGBTG Studies minor: http://www.womst.ucsb.edu/undergrad/lgbtq.html
    Resources & Services
    The university is hiring (Nov. 1998) a new, full time LGBT Resource Coordinator.
    The Davidson Library, Ethnic and Gender Studies Library, Andelson Collection, holds more than 2500 volumes: http://www.library.ucsb.edu/subj/gay.html
    Contacts
    Adan Griego
    Coordinator, Area, Ethnic & Gender Collections
    Davidson Library
    University of California
    Santa Barbara, California 93106
    TEL: 805 893-3713
    FAX: 805 893-4676
    Sally Willson Weimer
    Sociology and Women's Studies Librarian
    TEL: 805-893-3454


    University of California, Santa Cruz
    Courses
    several LGB Studies courses
    Programs
    Immersion Program in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered Studies (offered one time only in 1998)
    Contacts
    Nancy Stoller (nancys@cats.ucsc.edu)


    University of Southern California, Los Angeles
    Programs
    The Gender Studies Program coordinates many LGB Studies courses and a cooperating faculty of 36.
    Program for the Study of Sexual Orientation Issues in the News (SOIN), Annenberg School of Journalism. The program, directed by Leroy Aaron, features the course "The American Press and Issues of Sexual Diversity," taught each fall (since 1999) by Laura Castaneda; the course satisfies a diversity requirement for undergraduates.
    Resources & Services
    Gay, Lesbian, Bi Student Support : http://www.usc.edu/dept/GLBSS
    Elizabeth Davenport, Director (email: ejld@usc.edu)
    There are undergraduate and graduate LGB student groups.
    The Cinema School offers the Out for Reel program
    Lambda Alumni Association: http://www.usc.edu/go/lambda/
    The Center for Scholars in Residence in Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Studies began operation in December 1994, in cooperation with the International Gay and Lesbian Archives, the ONE Institute of Homophile Studies (see below, in Section IV), the June Mazer Lesbian Collection, and the Homosexual Information Center. The Center for Scholars in Residence offersresearch space, facilities, and fellowships for dissertations and post-docs.
    • Contact Professor Walter L. Williams
    • Department of Anthopology
    • University of Southern California
    • Los Angeles, CA 90089-0032
    The Law School offers the nation's first scholarship for LGB Studies in the area of sexual orientation and the law.
    Lavender Graduation (started 1999).


    COLORADO

    Colorado College
    Courses
    English: Gay Literature & Film (Chris Castiglia; taught 1991)


    Colorado State University, Fort Collins
    Resources & Services
    Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Student Services


    Metropolitan State College of Denver
    Resources & Services
    Gay Lesbian Bisexual Student Services: http://www.mscd.edu/%7eglbss/Welcome.html
    Karen Bensen, LCSW, Coordinator: email: BensenK@mscd.edu


    University of Colorado, Boulder
    Programs
    Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies Certificate Program offers a certificate and a minor
    Courses, several including
    Arts & Sciences 2080, Introduction to Lesbian, Bisexual and Gay Studies
    English 3792, Queer Theory
    Resources & Services
    The GLBT Resource Center: http://www.colorado.edu/sacs/stu-affairs/glb.html)
    Beverly Tuel, Director (email: Beverly.Tuel@colorado.edu)
    Lavender Graduation (begun 1999).
    Contacts
    Suzanne Juhasz (juhasz@spot.colorado.edu)


    CONNECTICUT

    University of Connecticut
    Resources & Services
    Rainbow Center, A Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Educational Resource Center (email: rainbowcenter@uconn.edu; website: http://rainbowcenter.uconn.edu)
    Fleurette King, director
    University of Connecticut
    2110 Hillside Road Unit 3096
    Storrs, Connecticut 06269


    Quinnipiac College
    Resources & Services
    Gays, Lesbians and Straight Supporters (GLAS), the college's gay organization


    Wesleyan University
    Programs
    Queer Studies concentration within the American Studies major, coordinated by the Gay & Lesbian Sexuality Studies (GLASS) committee: http://www.wesleyan.edu/queer/academics/
    Resources & Services
    GLBT Alumni Resources: http://www.alumni.wesleyan.edu/www/info/cpc/glbt.html
    Contacts
    Henry Abelove


    Yale University
    Programs
    The Larry Kramer Initiative for Lesbian and Gay Studies (founded 2002) offers a major in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies with a concentration in Lesbian and Gay Studies. Director: Jonathan D. Katz.
    Courses
    many courses, at both the undergraduate and graduate levels
    Resources & Services
    Outland (LGBT graduate students): http://www.yale.edu/outland/
    A LG Studies Center held a conference in October 1987: "LG Studies: Definitions and Explorations" (LGSN 14.3, November 1987, 8).
    LGBT Center: http://www.yale.edu/lgb/yale/gsc.html
    The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered Cooperative: http://www.yale.edu/lgb/
    Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual Law Students' Association
    The Research Fund for Lesbian and Gay Studies was established several years ago from gifts from friends of the late Professor John Boswell. Re-FLAGS invites lecturers and publishes "The Pink Book", a catalogue of GLBT Studies courses.
    Contacts
    Re-FLAGS: TEL: 203-432-4997


    DELAWARE

    University of Delaware
    Programs
    Women's Studies offers a minor in Sexualities and Gender (Fall 2006)
    Resources & Services
    Office for LGB Concerns: http://www.udel.edu/stuhb/97-98/AffAmP/AAMP.html
    LGB Information Line (302-831-411)
    Office of Affirmative Action and Multicultural Programs
    124 and 305 Hullihen Hall
    TEL: 302-831-8735
    Gloria Davis (gloria.davis@mvs.udel.edu)


    FLORIDA

    Florida Atlantic University
    Courses
    Undergraduate and graduate courses in Sexuality, Gender and Lesbian/Gay Studies in the Departments of Communication, Sociology and Languages.  
    Programs
    PhD Program in Comparative Studies offer  courses and a track in Sexuality and Gender.  Graduate and undergraduate certificate programs in Sexualities and Gender currently being planned for 2003.  
    Contacts
    Fred Fejes: fejes@fau.edu
    Communication Dept
    Florida Atlantic University
    Boca Raton, FL 33431
    TEL: 407-367-3858


    Stetson University, DeLand
    Programs
    Women's Studies offers a minor in Women and Gender Studies; contact Mary Pollack, WGS Program Coordinator, Stetson University, 421 N. Woodland Blvd. Unit 8304, DeLand, FL 32720, 904.822.7727, mpollock@stetson.edu. 


    GEORGIA

    Emory University
    Resources & Services
    Office of Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Life: http://www.emory.edu/LGBOFFICE/; a second website: userwww.service.emory.edu/~emoryglb/
    Dr. Saralyn Chesnut, Director (email: schesnu@emory.edu)
    Email discussion group, EmoryGLB: http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~emoryglb/emoryglb.html
    The Gay, Lesbian, & Bisexual Student Union represents a large gay/lesbian/bisexual student population, which is well-organized and presents numerous events each year.
    Contacts
    Faculty advisor: Sara Lynn Chestnut


    Georgia Technical University
    Resources & Services
    LGBT Alumni Association


    University of Georgia, Athens
    Courses
    Women's Studies (http://www.uga.edu/~curriclm/ucourses/ws.html) WS 410: Lesbian and Gay Studies
    Resources & Services
    The LGB Student Union: http://www.uga.edu/~lgbsu


    HAWAII

    University of Hawaii
    Resources & Services
    Student Affairs, Student Equity, Excellence and Diversity Office, Task Force on Sexual Orientation: http://www2.hawaii.edu/seed
    TEL: 808-956-9250


    IDAHO

    University of Idaho
    Resources & Services
    Diversity Education Program: http://www.uidaho.edu/oma/
    Dr. Linda Morris (ljmorris@uidaho.edu)
    Director of the Office of Multicultural Affairs
    TEL: 208-885-2958/2959


    ILLINOIS

    DePaul University, Chicago
    Programs
    An article in the "Chicago Free Press" (4 January 2006) relates how "Chicago's DePaul University plans to launch a formalized minor in 'gay studies' ... early in 2006, one of the first such programs, if not the first, at a Catholic university. The new minor, officially called 'The LGBTQ Studies Program at DePaul,' was approved by the curriculum committee of the College of Arts and Science last spring ..."
    A search on the university's web site on 21 March 2006, however, did not bring up a webpage devoted to the LGBTQ Studies Program.

    Resources
    The Office of LGBTQA Student Services lists several services, including a LGBTQ Campus Climate Assessment Survey Report


    Knox College, Galesburg
    Courses
    Gay & Lesbian Identities continues to be offered (2001): Advanced Preceptorial 312 (Penny Gold and others, 1995; syllabus published in LGSN 22.2 [Sum 1995] 16-18)
    Gender & Women's Studies: Introduction to Queer Studies (1st taught, Spring 2002)
    Resources
    Common Ground (LGBTQ campus organization, Joshua Ferchau co-president)
    In 2001, "gender" was added to the college's non-discrimination statement, and the Office of Intercultural Life now addresses bisexual, lesbian, gay and transgender concerns


    Milliken Univeristy, Decatur
    Courses
    EN220: Sexual Identity in America
    Resources & Services
    GLAAM (Gay, Lesbian, and Ally Association of Millikin); contact I.D. Westley, vice-president: iwestley@mail.millikin.edu


    Northern Illinois University
    Resources & Services
    The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Studies Program offers certificates at the undergraduate and graduate levels. "The certificates are particularly appropriate for students preparing for or currently working in a variety of disciplines or careers in business, communications, the arts, education, health, humanities, social sciences, and human services."

    Domestic Partnerships for faculty & staff (instituted, September 1998)

    Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Ally Community Resources lists the LGBT Resource Center and the Presidential Commission on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity.

    Midwest LGBT Press Collection
    Contact Rob B. Ridinger
    Gay and Lesbian Studies Librarian
    15E Founders Memorial Library
    Northern Illinois University
    DeKalb, Illinois 60115-2868
    TEL: 815-753-1367


    Northwestern University
    Courses
    HST: Gay & Lesbian History of US (Michael Sherry, 1985)
    Resources & Services
    Women's Studies Program changed to Gender Studies in 2001, offering a wide range of coures that address issues pertaining to gender, transgenderism, sexuality and feminism.
    Gay and Lesbian University Union: http://www.nwu.edu/gluu/
    BGL Alliance: http://www.studorg.nwu.edu/bgala/
    LGBT Alumni: http://bgala.norris.nwu.edu/; also see Vince McCoy's Reflections of a Gay Alum: http://pubweb.acns.nwu.edu/~vmccoy/gayatnu.html


    University of Chicago
    Programs
    The LESBIAN AND GAY STUDIES PROJECT (LGSP), an integral part of the University of Chicago's Center for Gender Studies, coordinates graduate and undergraduate courses, provides research grants and dissertation-year fellowships to graduate students, sponsors the biweekly Lesbian and Gay Studies Workshop at which graduate students, faculty, and visiting scholars present work-in-progress, and organizes ongoing research projects and conferences. For more information, consult its webpage: http://humanities.uchicago.edu/cgs/lgsp.html
       George Chauncey, chair of the Project; Department of History, University of Chicago 1126 E. 59 St., Chicago IL 60637; Tel: 773-702-8385; Fax: 773-702-7550; E: gchauncey@uchicago.edu.
    Courses
    undergraduate courses
    • Introduction to Gender Studies (2-quarters)
    • Feminist Theory/Feminist Practice
    • Social & Gay History of American Subcultures
    graduate courses
    • Gay and Lesbian Studies Workshop
    • Feminist Theory Workshop
    • Sensation, Sensibility, and Sexuality
    • Gender and Sexuality Theory
    • Nationalism, Sexuality and Gender
    Contacts
    Kathleen Forde (kaf1@midway.uchicago.edu)
    Resources
    Office of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Concerns


    University of Illinois, Chicago
    Programs
    Gender and Women's Studies Program (director, John D'Emilio, demilioj@uic.edu) offers multiple courses and a concentration in queer studies, both undergraduate and graduate, and a major in Gender and Women's Studies.
    The Chicago Sun Times published an article (2 July 1999) written by Lon Grahnke, that "The University of Illinois at Chicago is developing a gay and lesbian studies curriculum. It's a field both praised as overdue and derided as trendy ..."
    Courses
    several gay and lesbian courses, including ENG 117, Issues in Gender, Sexuality and Literature (syllabus published in LGSN 22.1 [Mar 1995] 19-21)
    WST plans to hire faculty to teach two courses in Gay/lesbian Studies
    Resources & Services
    Office of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Concerns (opened in 1994): http://www.uic.edu/depts/quic/oglbc/
    Director, Patrick Finnessy (pkfinn@uic.edu)
    Lavender Graduation (1999-2000).


    University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana
    Courses
    ENG: Lesbian & Gay Tradition in Literature (Robt McRuen, 1991)
    HST/Humanities: Lesbian & Gay History (Lisa Dugan)
    PS: Politics of AIDS (1991)
    Resources & Services
    Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Concerns: http://www.odos.uiuc.edu/glbt/
    Curt McKay and Pat Morey, Co-directors (email: curtb@uiuc.edu & p-morey@uiuc.edu, respectively)
    End of the year, queer picnic honoring graduates.


    Western Illinois University
    Resources & Services
    Lambda and Allies, Faculty/Staff (LAFS for short!), a combined LGBTA faculty/staff


    Wilbur Wright College, Chicago
    Resources & Services
    Freedom Club/Room for All is a club for LGBT students, faculty, and staff and their straight allies.
    Courses
    English sponsors a course in "Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trangendered Studies" taught by Aldo Alvarez (Summer 2007)
    LIT 153, "Gay & Lesbian Literature" taught by Aldo Alvarez (Spring 2008)


    INDIANA

    DePauw University, Greencastle
    Resources & Services
    The university is hiring (Nov. 1998) a graduate assistant to provide services to LGB students.


    Indiana University, Bloomington
    Programs
    Gender Studies Program (http://www.indiana.edu/~gender) offers a BA in Gender Studies ("Women's Studies," 1997-2000). And since 2006, it has offered a PhD in Gender Studies, and a PhD minor (website: http://www.indiana.edu/~gender/html/graduate_studies.html).
    Courses
    Political Science: "Gay/Lesbian Politics" (Steve Sanders: http://php.indiana.edu/~sanderss; also see his website on GLBT Politics and Law: http://www.indiana.edu/~glbtpol/)
    Resources & Services
    The Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Student Support Services homepage lists a wide assortment of university groups, offices, services, programs, and resources. The GLBT Alumni Association: http://www.indiana.edu/~glbtaa
    The Kinsey Institute: http://www.indiana.edu/~kinsey/
    Lavender Graduation (started 1999).


    Indiana University, South Bend
    Courses
    Women's Studies offers "Marital Relations and Sexuality"
    Resources
    OutIUSB, a LGBT student, staff, and faculty group


    Notre Dame University
    Courses
    Outspoken Readings: Questions of Homosexuality in Literature (Carlos Jerez-Faran, 1994; as described in LGSN 22.2 [Sum 1995] 4-6)


    Purdue University
    Courses
    IDIS 482: Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality: Issues in Gay and Lesbian Studies
    a graduate course (same title) was offered Spring 1996
    Resources & Services
    Lesbigay Network: http://expert.cc.purdue.edu/~triangle/
    LGBT Alums: http://expert.cc.purdue.edu/~triangle/alumni.html
    Contacts
    Jacqueline Martinez


    Valparaiso University
    Resources & Services
    Alliance, a campus organization that fights discrimination against Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people (the organization participated in a social justice program on 12 Nov 2005, but there is no contact information).
    The Valparaiso University Student Senate voted Feb. 1998 to add sexual orientation to the sexual harassment policy of the student handbook.


    IOWA

    Grinnell College
    Courses
    American Studies: Lesbian Lives (Kesho Scott, 1990)
    Resources & Services
    Stonewall Resource Center (founded 1986): http://www.grin.edu/~srcenter/ (email: srcenter@ac.grin.edu)
    Paul Valencic, Director


    Iowa State University
    Programs
    Women's Studies Program, Jill M. Bystydzienski, Director
    Courses
    Eng/WST: Women Identified Literature (Kathy Hickock, 1991)
    Resources & Services
    Lesbian Gay & Bisexual Student Services: http://www.public.iastate.edu:80/~deanstdt_info/lgbss_home.html (email: lgbtss@iastate.edu)
    Lavender Graduation (started 1998).


    University of Iowa, Iowa City
    Programs
    Certificate Program in the History of Sexuality: four core courses: Introduction to Sexuality Studies; Sexuality Studies Seminar; Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Identities; and Race, Class, and Gender in Sexual Communities; plus 18 semester hours of elective classes
    Mickey Eliason, director of the program, associate professor of nursing
    Courses
    History of Sexuality (to begin Fall 1998)
    Courses
    American Studies: Lesbian Lives (established by Linda Yanney; and also taught by Ilene Alexander)
    WST: Lesbian Literature & Theory (Ilene Alexander, 1989)
    Resources & Services
    It has been claimed that the University of Iowa may have been "the first public university, perhaps the first university, to offer domestic partnership benefits".


    University of Northern Iowa
    Courses
    Interdisciplinary Studies: Introduction to Gay & Lesbian Studies (team taught, 1992)


    KANSAS

    Emporia State, Emporia
    Resources & Services
    Spring 1990: "sexual orientation" was added to the university's anti-discrimination clause in its Equal Opportunity statement.
    On 23 November 1998, the administration decided to remove "sexual orientation" from the anti-discrimination clause.
    After much protest, the administration re-inserted "sexual orientation" back into the anti-discrimination clause on April 21, 1999.


    University of Kansas, Lawrence
    Programs
    Beginning in 2008, Women's Studies will offer a minor in Human Sexuality. Women's Studies is also changing its name to Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies.
    Courses
    In addition to various courses focusing on sexuality: PSYC 575 Psychology of HIV/AIDS
    WS 396: The Social Context of Women's Sexualities (5-29 June 2001), 327 Regents Center on the Edwards campus (Christine M. Robinson: Robinson@falcon.cc.ukans.edu)
    Resources & Services
    LGBT/Queer information: http://www.ku.edu/~ora/
    "Sexual orientation," was added to the university's Antidiscrimination clause years ago; "gender identity or expression" was added to the code of "Student Rights and Responsibilities" (18 November 1998)
    There is a yearly scholarship for students doing service in LGBT areas (endowment: $10,000)
    ORA, LGBT bulletin board list
    Contacts
    Laurie Sisk, half-time LBGT Liaison in Office of Student Life: http://www.ukans.edu/~develop/Queer1.htm


    KENTUCKY

    University of Kentucky, Louisville
    Resources & Services
    Common Ground (student organization): http://www.louisville.edu/rso/commonground/ (or: e-mail Andy: AAMcIn0@ukcc.uky.edu)


    University of Kentucky, Lexington
    Resources & Services
    Student Queer Information: http://www.uky.edu/StudentOrgs/QueerInfo/


    Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green
    Resources
    Diversity Coalition


    LOUISIANA

    Louisiana State University
    Resources & Services
    Gay & Lesbian Student Association


    University of Louisiana at Monroe
    Courses
    There are occasional courses.
    Resources & Services
    Unity of Gays, Lesbians and Friends has a homepage: http://www.geocities.com/westhollywood/village/6904
    Curt Singleton, president (casmirror@juno.com)
    Dr. Shirley Owens, faculty advisor (TEL: 318.342.1447).


    MAINE

    Bowdoin College, Brunswick
    Programs
    Gay and Lesbian Studies Program, est. in 2001, offers a minor, drawing on courses "in the humanities, social sciences, and the arts"


    University of Maine
    Courses
    Women's Studies: LGB courses


    University of Sourthern Maine, Portland
    Resources
    "Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning and Allied Resources" offers courses (courses listed for Fall 1992)


    MARYLAND

    Georgetown University
    Courses
    English: History & Theory of Sexuality (both undergraduate & graduate [MA])


    Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore
    Courses
    Queer Literature and Theory courses (including "Queer Lit and Theory" and "Gay and Lesbian History")
    Programs
    minor in queer studies
    Resources
    undergraduate student group, "ANGLE"
    Contact
    Margee Morrison: mmorrison@erols.com and mmorrison@mica.edu
    Tel: 410-225-2460 or 410-225-2350


    Towson State University
    Programs
    a minor certificate in LGBT Studies (1996).
    the proposal (Nov. 1996) is still on-line

    Contacts
    David Bergman (bergman@midget.towson.edu)


    University of Maryland, College Park
    Programs
    The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies Program offers an undergraduate certificate in LGBT Studies. The program's proposal (August 2002) proposal (August 2002) is still on-line. Email: lgbts@umd.edu

    Courses (current courses; listed below are some of those that center on GLB issues and concerns)
    CMLT (Comparative Literature) 291 International Perspectives on Lesbian and Gay Studies (Seth Clark Silberman)
    CMLT 498U/FREN 478 Gay Issues in French Fiction (William McBain)
    CMLT 679Q/ENGL 668 Readings in Modern Literary Theory: Gay, Lesbian, and Queer Theory (William Cohen)
    [1997-8] ENGL 379 Gay is Very American: Readings in Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Literatures (Martha Nell Smith)
    ENGL 399 Senior Seminar: Textual/Sexual Diversities in Fiction and Film (Susan Leonardi)
    ENGL 399 Senior Seminar: Lesbian/Gay Literature (Susan Leonardi)
    ENGL 399 Senior Seminar: Lesbian/Bisexual Literature (Susan Leonardi)
    ENGL 399Y Honors Senior Seminar: Sex Scandals and Victorian Literature (William Cohen)
    ENGL 435 American Sexual Poetics Revisted (Martha Nell Smith)
    ENGL 479B Special Topics: Gender and Sexuality in Nineteenth-Century English Fiction (William Cohen)
    ENGL 488 Gay Liberation Rhetorics (Michael Marcuse)
    ENGL 668/CMLT 679Q Readings in Modern Literary Theory: Gay, Lesbian, and Queer Theory (William Cohen)
    [1997-8] ENGL 729 Sapphism, Patriarchy and Political Enlightenment During the Eighteenth Century (Susan Lanser)
    ENGL 748B American Sexual Poetics Revisited (Martha Nell Smith)
    ENGL 748B Dickinson and American Sexual Poetics at the Fin de Siecle (Martha Nell Smith)
    ENGL 748B Willa Cather: Contesing/Queering "America" (Marilee Lindemann)
    ENGL 749 Lesbian/Gay Theory (Susan Leonardi)
    ENGL 769 Theories of Literature: Feminine Homotextualities (Susan Leonardi)
    ENGL 7XX Sapphists, Spinsters, Friends: Female Economies in the Long Eighteenth Century (Susan Lanser)
    ENGL ? Intro to LGB Studies
    ENGL ? queer Theory (graduate)
    FMST (Family Studies) 499A Special Counseling Concerns for Lesbians and Gay Men (Robyn S. Zeiger)
    FREN 478/CMLT 498U Gay Issues in French Fiction (William McBain)
    History (HIST):
    HIST 4XX or HONR 4XX Seminar on the History of Homosexuality (Richard Wetzell)
    Honors Program (HONR):
    HONR 139A Sexuality and Literature: Oscar Wilde's Texts and Contexts (William Cohen)
    HONR -- LGBT Studies (Robyn Zeiger: RSZDAS@aol.com)
    PHIL 407 Gay and Lesbian Philosophy (Frederick Suppe)
    (PUAF):
    PUAF (Public Affairs) 6XX Sexuality and Public Policy (M.V. Lee Badgett)
    WMST 298E/WMST 498E Constructing a Field: An Introduction to Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Studies (Katie King)
    [1997-8] WMST 494 Lesbian Communities (Katie King)
    WMST 4XX Lesbian Communities and Differences (Evelyn Torton Beck)
    Resources & Services
    Queer information (http://www.umd.edu/lgbt), and Inform
    President's Commission on LGB Issues
    Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Equity
    Luke Jensen, Ph.D., Coordinator: lj21@umail.umd.edu
    Lavender Graduation (started 1999).


    MASSACHUSETTS

    Amherst College
    Programs
    part of the 5 college area (University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Smith, Mount Holyoke, Hampshire, and Amherst College)
    Michele Barale was hired in the first faculty position advertised for LGB Studies
    Courses
    English: Lesbian Literature (Barale)
    English: Paranoia, Homophobia, & Horror Fiction in Lit/Film (Cameron)
    English: Queer Fictions (Cameron)
    Political Science: Authority & Sexuality (Serat)
    Resources & Services
    A bibliography of the library's holdings in LGB Studies was published in 1994; contact: John C. DeSantis, Gay & Lesbian Studies bibliographer


    Brandeis University, Waltham, MA 02454-9110,
    Programs
    an interdisciplinary MA in LGB Studies has been proposed by the departments of History, Sociology, American Studies, English
    the university is also exploring the possibility of a certificate-granting undergraduate program.
    Contacts
    Thomas Alan King


    Bunker Hill Community College, Boston

    Courses
    Sociology of Homosexuality (2005)


    Hampshire College
    Programs
    part of the 5 college area (University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Smith, Mount Holyoke, Hampshire, and Amherst College)
    Courses
    SocSci: Sexual Politics & Communities (Margaret Cerullo & Fran White, 1991)


    Harvard University
    Courses
    Law School: Sexual Orientation & the Law (Wm Rubenstein)
    Resources & Services
    Gay and Lesbian Caucus for Harvard and Radcliffe Alum, Faculty, and Staff: http://www.hglc.org/hglc/
    The Schlesinger Library (Radcliffe) has holdings on the History of Women in America, cataloged on HOLLIS, Harvard's online computer catalog


    Northeastern University
    Courses
    Law School: Sexual Orientation & the Law (Katherine Triantafillou & Robert Greenwald, 1990)


    Radcliffe College
    Resources & Services
    The Schlesinger Library has holdings on the History of Women in America, cataloged on HOLLIS, Harvard's online computer catalog
    • contact Wendy Thomas, Public Service Librarian
    • Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America
    • Radcliffe College
    • Cambridge, MA 02138


    Simmons College, Boston (a women's college) Programs
    The graduate school offers a master¹s degree program in Gender/Cultural Studies (GCS), an interdisciplinary program across the humanities and social sciences that emphasizes the constructions of gender and race within the United States and international contexts. Sexuality also seems to be a major component: http://www.simmons.edu/gradstudies/gender_cultural/.


    Simon's Rock College, Great Barrington
    Courses
    "Eros and Thanatos: History of Sexuality in the West" (before 1998)
    "In and Out: Gay and Lesbian Images in Film" (before 1998)
    PSY "Human Sexuality"
    LAW "Sex, Race, Class and the Constitution"
    Contacts
    Dean of Academic Affairs Patricia Sharpe


    Smith College
    Programs
    A concentration in Queer Studies within their Women's Studies: http://www.smith.edu/wst/queerstudies.html


    Tufts University, Medford MA
    Programs
    English has many graduate students doing dissertations in the field of gay literature, culture, and theory.

    Courses
    many courses offered in various departments, and include Introduction to Queer Studies (Women' Studies), History of Gender and Sexuality in the West (History), and Gay and Lesbian Theatre and Film (Drama). The English department offers a number of undergraduate and graduate programs on queer topics, many taught by queer theory professor Lee Edelman. For current queer studies courses, click here: http://ase.tufts.edu/lgbt/courses.
    English offers a number of graduate courses on queer topics â

    Resources & Services
    Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Center: Provides meeting rooms, computers for student use, library and video collection, and individual advising and referral. Runs weekly discussion groups for queer men, queer women, queer students of color, and bisexual students; a peer mentoring program; a student speakers bureau; speakers and programs; and a queer studies scholars series.The LGBT Center director advises the Rainbow House (queer-friendly student housing), the Queer Straight Alliance (student group), the LGBT Grad Group, and the LGBT Faculty-Staff Caucus, and works closely with the Bias Intervention Team, the Hillel queer Jewish students committee, the Campus Violence Prevention Project, and the other "culture centers" (Africana, Asian American, International, Latino, and Women's Centers).

    Tufts provides same-sex marriage and same-sex domestic partner benefits, and includes both sexual orientation and gender identity and expression in its campus non-discrimination policy.

    The Center for Lesbian Gay and Bisexual Transgender Students (since 1995)
    Dona Yarbrough, LGBT Center Director
    Tufts University
    LGBT Center
    226 College Ave.
    Medford, MA 02155
    E: lgbt@tufts.edu
    T: 617-627-3770
    W: http://ase.tufts.edu/lgbt

    Contact
    Lee Edelman (ledelman@.tufts.edu)


    University of Massachusetts, Amherst
    Programs
    part of the 5 college area (University of Massachusetts at Amherst, Smith, Mount Holyoke, Hampshire, and Amherst College)
    Courses
    currently there are theme courses offered in Anthropology, SOC, GER, FR
    ENG: Queer Theory (now)
    PSY: Lesbian Perspectives (now)
    AAS: AfricanAmerican Gay writing (now)
    Women's & Gender Studies currently offers courses
    Resources & Services
    The Stonewall Center: A Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay & Transgender Educational Resource Center: http://www.umass.edu/stonewall/ (email: stonewall@stuaf.umass.edu
    Felice Yeskel, Ed.D., Director
    The Center (Crampton House/SW) is open every day (MTThF 9-5 & W 12-5), and has information on GLBT Events on Campus
    Lesbian Bisexual Gay Alliance: http://www.umass.edu/stonewall/lbga.html (email: lgba@stuaff.umass.edu)
    Lesbian Bisexual Gay Alliance
    GLB Graduate Student Organization
    Two in Twenty Floor (LGB residence): L/G & supportive straights; 20 women : 13 men (LGSN 24.1, Fall 1996, 16 citing CHE 21 Feb 1997
    GLBT Academic Information
    GLBT Speaker's Bureau
    Contacts
    The Stonewall Center (stonewall@stuaf.umass.edu)
    Box 3-1799, UMass
    Amherst, MA 01003
    TEL: (413) 545-4824
    FAX: (413) 545-6667


    University of Massachusetts, Boston

    Courses
    various courses in many departments, including History, English, Women's Studies, American Studies (graduate program) (2005)


    Wellesley College
    Resources & Services
    Wellesley Lesbians, Bisexuals and Friends (TEL.: 781-283-3500 x8635)
    Programs and Services for Lesbian/Bisexual Students
    Katya Salkever
    Green Hall 441
    Wellesley College
    Wellesley, MA 02181


    MICHIGAN

    Central Michigan University
    Resources & Services
    Office of Gay & Lesbian Programs; Ana Guerriero, Director (989-774-3637; ana.m.guerriero@cmich.edu
    LGBT Commission, Michigan Student Assembly
    Ozell Hayes II, Chairperson; TEL.: 313-549-2045


    Eastern Michigan University>
    Resources & Services
    Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered Resource Center
    Ken Papineau
    201-C Goodison Hall
    Eastern Michigan University
    Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197
    TEL: 313-487-4149


    Western Michigan University
    Resources
    LGB fraternity Delta Lambda Phi


    Michigan State University, East Lansing
    Courses
    WST: Lesbian & Gay Studies: Sociology, Psychology, & Cultural Issues (Gershen Kaufman & Anita Skeen, 1991)
    Resources
    Office of LBGT Concerns
    email: lbgtc@msu.edu
    Contacts
    Brent Bilodeau, Assistant for LGBT Concerns: bilodeau@pilot.msu.edu
    Gershen Kaufman (vps48@msu.edu)


    University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
    Courses
    WST: Lesbian Studies (Alice Echols, 1991)
    Law School: LGB Legal Issues
    Resources & Services
    Office of Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender Affairs: http://www.umich.edu/~inqueery/ (email: lgbta@umich.edu), E. Frederick Dennis, director; the Offfice was established in 1971
    Ken Blochowski, Interim Director (email: kenb@umich.edu)
    The search for a new permanent director is now underway.
    Lavender Graduation (begun 1995).


    University of Michigan, Flint
    Resources & Services
    Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Center


    Wayne State University
    Resources & Services
    Lesbian Gay Bisexual Services
    Director/staff person: Lynne Remsburg (email: lremsbu@teadmin.stuaffrs.wayne.edu)


    MINNESOTA

    Macalester College, St Paul
    Programs & Courses
    The Women's and Gender Studies BA program (major and minor) has recently (2004) hired a full-time, tenure track professor in LGBT studies, Scott Morgensen (morgensen@Macalester.edu) to develop sexuality studies courses within the major, and coordinating sexuality studies courses across campus.
    Core Courses in Women's and Gender Studies:
    Sexual Margins, Colonial Legacies: Introduction to Sexuality Studies
    Local/Global Sexual Politics: Intermediate Sexuality Studies

    Topics courses in Women's and Gender Studies:
    Beyond Binary Sex: Transgender and Intersex Studies
    History of Sexual Minority Communities

    Additional courses campuswide
    Anthropology: Other Genders, Cultures, Sexualities
    Communication Studies: Lesbian and Gay Communication
    English: Literature and Sexuality
    Political Science: Politics of Sexual Minorities; Gender, Sexuality, and the Law
    Sociology: Sociology of Sexuality

    Contact:
    Scott Morgensen, Asst Professor of Women's and Gender Studies
    Women's and Gender Studies Department
    Macalester College
    1600 Grand Avenue
    St. Paul MN 55105
    TEL: (651) 696 6529
    FAX: (651) 696 6350
    E-MAIL: morgensen@Macalester.edu


    Mankato State University
    Courses
    WST: Female Bonding (Donna Langston, 1983)


    St. Olaf College, Northfield
    Resources & Services
    St. Olaf Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Employee Network (SOLGEN)
    Lavender Graduation (begun in 1999)


    University of Minnesota
    Programs
    Feminist Studies: PhD program
    U. Minnesota now (Fall 2004) offers an undergraduate minor in GLBT Studies
    Courses
    Humanities: Gay Men & Homophobia in the Modern West (Gary Thomas, 1991)
    Humanities: Sexuality from Perversity to Diversity (Ellen Messer-Davidow, 1991)
    Resources & Services
    The Steven J. Endowed Fund for GLBT Studies

    Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Ally (GLBTA) Programs Office
    320 16th Avenue SE
    University of Minnesota
    Minneapolis, MN 55455
    T: 612/625-0537
    F: 612/624-9028
    Email: glbta@umn.edu

    QGPA: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Graduate & Professional Student Association; email: qgpa@tc.umn.edu; homepage: http://www.umn.edu/~qgpa


    MISSISSIPPI

    University of Mississippi
    Resources & Services
    Gay, Lesbian, & Bisexual Association: http://www.olemiss.edu/orgs/glba/GLBAHomepage.html (or: email: GLBA@sunset.backbone.olemiss.edu


    MISSOURI

    Central Missouri State University, Warrensburg
    Resources
    QAAC, Queers and Allies (recently formed, 2003): http://www.qaac.hopto.org


    Truman State University, Kirksville
    Courses
    one course in queer studies


    University of Missouri, Columbia
    Resources & Services
    The university's anti-discrimination policy, adopted in 1995, includes the categories of race, religion and national origin, but purposefully omits sexual orientation (vote of the Board of Curators, 29 January 1999).
    The Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Resource Center: http://www.missouri.edu/~peacereb/Peace50/3nov.html
    The Triangle Coalition: http://www.missouri.edu/~triangle/
    The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Graduate Students Association: http://www.missouri.edu/~c705363/glbgsa.html


    Washington University, St Louis
    Courses
    American Cultural Studies offers some courses that focus on minority issues: http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/acst/
    Resources & Services
    The Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Alliance: http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~lambda


    Webster University, St Louis
    Courses
    MEDC 3800: Studies in Cultural Diversity: Movement for G/L/B/T Rights.
    Introduction to LGBT Studies (begins Spring 2000)


    NEBRASKA

    University of Nebraska, Lincoln
    Programs
    Women's & Gender Studies offers a minor in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Sexuality Studies (Fall 2006)
    Resources & Services
    GLBT Resources and Concerns
    Melissa Rigney, Graduate Assistant: mrigney@unlgrad1.unl.edu
    an email discussion list for its LGB community: UNLGALA (to subscribe, mail subscribe UNLGALA to UNLGALA@juno.com)


    NEVADA

    University of Nevada, Las Vegas
    Courses
    Medieval History: Outsiders (Elspeth Whitney, 1987; CLGH 11.1 [Jan/Mar 1997] 6-7)


    NEW HAMPSHIRE

    Dartmouth College
    Resources & Services
    Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Programming
    Margaret Smith (email: margaret.a.smith@dartmouth.edu)


    University of New Hampshire
    Programs
    The UNH President's Task Force on Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Issues
    Courses
    Social Work: "Social Work Practice with Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Clients" (Paul Cody, Spring 2001)


    NEW JERSEY

    Princeton University
    Programs
    the Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual Concerns Task Force, Subcommittee on Academics, monitors the LGB Studies curriculum; senior theses on LGBT topics go back to 1936.
    At least a dozen LGB Ph.D. dissertations have been finished since 1982.
    Courses
    ENG first offered a LGB course in 1988; others have been added
    1995: ten LGB-related courses (in eight academic departments) were offered, and ten more (in nine departments) are listed.
    Resources & Services
    non-discrimination policy of LGBs since 1985
    domestic partnership benefits were recently implemented
    undergraduate Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual Alliance (since 1970)
    the Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual Concerns Task Force
    Lesbian Gay Bisexual Coordinator, Michelle Seldin (through 6/13/97), email: mseldin@princeton.edu
    employees' group, PU-Tops ("The Other Persuasions").
    LGB Student Group: http://www.princeton.edu/~lgba/
    Contacts
    Michael Montgomery (michael@pucc.princeton.edu), co-chair, LGB Concerns Task Force


    Rutgers University
    Courses
    The Writing Program offers graduate LGB Studies courses
    Resources & Services
    Same-sex health benefits possible, following the passing of a resolution by the Board of Governors members at its meeting Friday, 13 Nov. 1998


    NEW YORK

    Alfred University
    Courses
    Human Studies: Gay American History (Vicki L. Eaklor, 1990)


    Barnard-Columbia
    Programs
    Women's Studies offers a concentration in Gender and Sexualities
    Courses
    Selected undergraduate courses:
    • WST: "Intro to Lesbian & Gay Studies" (Pellegrini)
    • WST: "The Invisible Woman in Literature: the Lesbian Literary Tradition"
    • ENG: "Topics in Gay Male Representation" (Miller)
    • ENG: "Seminar on Broadway Musicals" (Miller)
    • "The Invisible Woman in Literature: the Lesbian Literary Tradition" (Barnard Women's Studies)
    graduate courses this fall include
    • Anthropology: Gender, Sexuality & Culture (Lancaster)
    • WST: Colloquium in Queer Theory (Pellegrini).
    School for Social Work: recent course on lesbian and gay youth
    Columbia Law: Sexuality & the Law (Evan Wolfson, 1991)
    Resources & Services
    a graduate Lesbian & Gay Studies Group
    an undergraduate Queer Studies Awards
    Contacts
    Joneil Adriano (jna3@columbia.edu)
    Columbia Women's Studies (212) 854-3277
    Barnard Women's Studies (212) 854-2108


    City University of New York, CLAGS (The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies, CUNY), established 1991 (celebrating its 15th anniversary on 10 March 2001)
    Resources & Services
    CLAGS is headed by a multicultural, interdisciplinary Board of Directors, representing academic, cultural, civic, and community-based concerns throughout the New York metropolitan area. The center sponsors public forums, lectures, a monthly research colloquium, scholarships, and yearly queer related conferences (it just hosted its 7th Annual Queer Graduate Studies Conference, "Forms of Desire", 3-6 April 1997). It offers scholarships and awards to students at the CUNY Graduate School, and it funds, through the Rockefeller Foundation, two fellowships each year for scholars pursuing major research in lesbian and gay studies. The Martin Duberman Endowed Fellowship in Lesbian and Gay Studies will, every other year, offer a fellowship in Lesbian and Gay Studies not focused on the US or Western Europe. There are also plans to estabish a Ph.D. program in multicultural studies.
    Contacts
    The Center for Lesbian & Gay Studies (CLAGS)
    The Graduate School and University Center
    City University of New York
    33 West 42nd Street, Room 404N
    New York, NY 10036-8099
    TEL (212) 642 2924
    Homepage: http://web.gsuc.cuny.edu/clags/
    email: clags@broadway.gc.cuny.edu
    For further information, contact Carol Kaplan, Board Chair
    Jill Dolan, Executive Director
    Jordan Schildkraut, administrative assistant


    Cornell University
    Programs
    an undergraduate concentration in LGB Studies proposed in 1995
    WST offers a graduate minor in LGB Studies
    Courses
    Freshman Writing Seminar: Writing Queer Cultures (Jody Greene, 1996; syllabus published in LGSN 23.2, 1996, 9-11)
    Resources & Services
    LGBT Resource Office: http://www.lgbtrc.cornell.edu/ (email: lgbtrc@cornell.edu)
    The Cornell Library houses the Human Sexuality Collection, a growing collection of primary sources devoted to documenting lesbigay politics and lives at a national level, the politics of pornography, and changes in social controversies about sexuality and sexual identity
    CuGala Cornell's alum association: http:lgbro.cornell.edu/staff/alumni/cugala.html
    Contacts
    Professor Carolyn Martin (cam18@cornell.edu), German Department


    Empire State University (State University of New York), Saratoga Springs (information entered: 23 Feb 2006)

    Programs
    The Center for Graduate Programs offers a MA in Liberal Studies in Gender and Sexuality Studies; students design their own program within specific areas (Studies in Stereotyping; Women, Politics, and Health Care; Parenting a Gay Child; Visual Justice and African American Male Identity; The Dangerous Lesbian of Popular Culture; Sexuality as Masque: Homosexuality and the Theater; Gays and Lesbians in U.S. Politics and Policy).
    Courses
    In the Online Degree Program, Women's Studies and Gender Studies offer courses (e.g., LGBT Issues in the Workplace).


    Hofstra University, Hempstead
    Programs
    LGB Studies Program offers a minor (18 semester credits) with some specially designed courses and other courses from various departments.
    contact: David A. Powell, director: david.powell@hofstra.edu
    Services & Resources
    scholarships for student leaders in LGBTQ matters (this may be unprecedented so far [Aug 2006])
    PRISM (People Responding to Issues of Sexual Minorities), an LGBTQ student group (the link is to its sibling organization in the Law School, with excellent links to other LGBTQ legal organizations)


    Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Geneva
    Resources & Services
    The Interdisciplinary Program in Gay, Lesbian & Bisexual Studies (http://www.hws.edu/academics/programs/mandm/gayles.asp) offers both a major and a minor (since ca. 1997).
    Pride Alliance: http://www.hws.edu/glbfn/


    New School
    Courses
    Graduate course "Ethnographic Approaches to Sexuality and Gender", taught by David Valentine: dqb6745@is.nyu.edu


    New York University
    Courses
    Law School: Sexuality & the Law (Arthur Leonard)
    School of Education: Working with Gay & Lesbian People (Arnold Grossman)
    Resources & Services
    Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Student Services
    The NYU Library houses the Fales collection of literature, a strong collection of LGB materials designed to support PhD level work in a variety of fields, especially the social sciences and in humanities materials; special collections including queer novels about NYU and especially Greenwich Village; archival holdings in the Tamiment/Wagner Archives including radical gay materials from the early days of the liberation movement; and a strong collection of queer videos, including documentaries, feature films, experimental films and videos, and other cinema
    • contact Marvin J. Taylor
    • Lesbian and Gay Studies Selector
    • New York University
    • 70 Washington Square South
    • New York, NY 10012
    • TEL: (212) 998-2596
    Moving Up Day, a type of Lavender Graduation (begun 1998), a day to recognize LGBT student and club achievements, and the efforts of LGBT faculty.


    Pace University
    Courses
    WST: Understanding Diversity: Culture Control of Lesbians & Gay Men (Karla Jay, 1991)


    Sarah Lawrence College
    Contacts
    TEL: (914) 337-0700


    SUNY, Albany
    Courses
    ENG: Lesbian Literature (Mary Galvin, 1991)
    FR: Gay French Novel (Jack Richman)
    SOC: Homosexuality in American Culture (Steve Seichman, 1990)


    SUNY, Cortland
    Courses
    Health: AIDS & Society (Bill Sechrist, 1988)
    IDIS: Society & Sexual Orientation (1989)
    PHL: Prejudice, Discrrimination, & Morality (Margaret Nash, 1988)


    SUNY, Genesco
    Courses
    X288 Sociology of Sex and Gender Differences, taught by Paul Rust: rust@uno.cc.geneseo.edu


    SUNY, New Paltz
    Courses
    WST: Women with Women (Amy Kesselman, 1987; Peri Rainbow, 2005)
    WST: "Queer in the USA" (Peri Rainbow, 2005)


    SUNY, Purchase
    Programs Lesbian & Gay Studies Program: http://www.purchase.edu/academic/interdis/sslngbook.htm
    The program offers a minor: LGS 1015/Introduction to Lesbian/Gay Studies, and four other courses. The website lists qualifying courses.
    Professor Esther Newton, director (on leave, Fall 1999); E: enewton@earthlink.com
    Morris Kaplan; E: mbkaplan@purchase.edu; T: (914) 251-6578
    Resources
    GLBTU: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Union; T: (914) 251-6976


    SUNY, Stony Brook
    Courses
    ENG: Lesbian Literature (Grad Student, 1988]
    HST: Homosexuality & History (Helen Lenay, 1989)
    SOC: Gay Studies (Hawkins, 1981)
    The Graduate School of Social Welfare: Overview of Gay & Lesbian Issues (Robert Hawkins, 1986)
    Contacts
    TEL: (516) 689-6000


    Syracuse University, Syracuse
    Programs
    Syracuse University offers (as of Fall 2006) a stand-alone minor in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies: http://thecollege.syr.edu/depts/lgbt/
    one of the professors contributing to this minor is Minnie Bruce Pratt, renowned feminist poet and author


    NORTH CAROLINA

    Appalachian State
    Resources
    Bisexuals, Gays, Lesbians & Allies Associated for Diversity (B-GLAAD): http://www1.appstate.edu/orgs/b_glad/
    email: b_glad@am.appstate.edu
    ASU Box 8979, Boone NC 28608
    tel: 704-262-2714


    Davidson College
    Resources
    Friends of Lesbians and Gays (FLAG)
    PO Box 1325, Davidson NC 28036
    704-892-2145


    Duke University
    Programs
    an undergraduate certificate Program in the Study of Sexualities (1 prerequisite and 4 other courses in the area of gender and sexuality (http://www.duke.edu/web/SXL )
    Courses
    undergraduate and graduate courses in English, Women's Studies, Literature, Film & Video, Cultural Anthropology, Sociology, Psychology, History, Classical Studies

    Divinity School (according to graduate student sources, the following have significant LGB content)
    Introduction to Ethics (Hauerwas)
    Pastoral Care (Dunlap)
    Pastoral Care and Women (Dunlap)
    Pastoral Theology and the Body (Dunlap)
    Christian Education series (Webb-Mitchell)
    Christian Theology (McClintock-Fulkerson)
    proposed Gays & Lesbians and Religion (McClintock-Fulkerson & Martin)
    Resources & Services
    The University Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered Life (opened Fall 1994): http://www.duke.edu/lgb/lgbcenter.html (email: lgbcenter@duke.edu)
    contact: LGBT Center
    202 Flowers
    Box 90958
    TEL: (919) 684-6607
    Same-Sex Spousal Equivalency Benefits are available for faculty, staff, and graduate students.
    Lavender Graduations
    Duke's Queer InfoServer (http://www.duke.edu/web/queer)
    Gothic Queers (undergradute): gothicqueers@duke.edu (mail: Bryan Center, Box 99222)
    QueerGrads: Graduate & Professional GLB Alliance of Duke University: email: gjt@rpiv.mc.duke.edu (tel: 919-383-4528)
    Law School's Student Committee on Gay and Lesbian Legal Issues: http://www.law.duke.edu/student/act/coglli.html (tel: 919-419-1011)
    Fuqua Gay and Lesbian Association, Fuqua School of Business (tel: 919-684-6607)
    Sacred Worth: Divinity Students for Gay & Lesbian Concerns (tel: 919-286-6677)
    SpeakOUT!: LGTBQ and Straight-Allied Speaker's Bureau: http://www.duke.edu/web/speakout/ (email: speakout@duke.edu )
    Chutzpah: Queer Jews: chutzpah@duke.edu
    Queer Buddhists: jharkins@duke.edu
    The University Task Force for Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Matters: http://www.duke.edu/web/jyounger/LGBTF
    BiGALA Duke Alumni: email: BiGALADuke@aol.com (mail: PO Box 61026, Durham NC 27715); BiGALA is now being handled by the LGBT Center: lgbcenter@duke.edu

    Perkins Library has a good collection of LGB and Women's Studies offerings
    Duke Libraries' resources for queer studies: books and periodicals, film & video
    contact: Ginny Daley (vld@mail.lib.duke.edu), Women's Studies Archivist

    an email discussion list for its LGB community: DukeLGB (to subscribe, mail subscribe dukelgb to majordomo@duke.edu)
    Duke's Gay History: http://www.duke.edu/web/jyounger/SXL/DUGayHist.html


    Durham Technical Community College
    Resources
    Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Society of DTCC (tel: 919-686-3444)


    East Carolina University
    Courses
    a LGB Studies course in gay literature
    Resources & Services
    Bisexuals, Gays, Lesbians, & Allies for Diversity (B-GLAD): http://www.ecu.edu/org/bglad/
    email: ecbglad@ecuvm.cis.ecu.edu
    mail: 109 Mendenhall Student Center, ECU, Greenville NC 27858
    tel: 252-328-6149
    Rich Elkins (geelkins@ecuvm.cis.ecu.edu), B-GLAD male Co-Chair


    Elon College
    Resources
    Spectrum
    3085 Campus Box, Elon College, NC 27244
    Contact Co-Chair Mary (email: spbl37c@prodigy.com; tel: 336-229-5289)


    Guilford College
    Courses
    "Readings in Gay and Lesbian Studies" (Amanda Bailey, English)
    "Drama of Difference" (Jack Zerbe, Theatre Studies)
    Resources
    Gays, Lesbians, Bisexuals, & Allies (GLBA): http://www.guilford.edu/studorg/glbta
    email: glba@rascal.guilford.edu
    PO Box 17725, Guilford College, Greensboro NC 27410
    tel: 336-316-2374


    Guilford Technical Community College
    Resources
    GLBA, 601 High Point Rd., Jamestown NC 27282


    Lees-McRae College, Banner Elk
    Resources
    SPECTRUM, a student support group, begun ca. 2003. Contact: SPECTRUM, Lees-McRae College, P. O. Box 128, Banner Elk, NC 28604; phone: 828-898-8840.
    Contact: Steve Parrish, Parrish@LMC.edu


    North Carolina Central University
    Student Groups
    Gay, Lesbian, & Bisexual Student Alliance of NCCU: email: mrobinso@bambi.acc.nccu.edu
    Sisters & Brothers, a new organization


    North Carolina State University
    Resources & Services
    On November 18, 1998 the NCSU student senate passed Resolution 3 which strongly recommends to the Chancellor's Office to take all possible actions to modify the NCSU non-discrimination policy by adding the words "sexual orientation" in addition to race, gender, age, religion, etc. The vote was 45 for, 0 against, 1 abstain.
    gay fraternity Delta Lambda Phi
    Student Group
    Bisexuals, Gays, Lesbians, & Allies (BGLA) (formerly LGSU): http://www2.ncsu.edu/ncsu/stud_orgs/lgsu/
    email: rgriding@unity.ncsu.edu
    mail: PO Box 7314, NCSU, Raleigh NC 27695
    tel: 919-512-8629


    North Carolina Wesleyan (Rocky Mount)
    Student Group
    Gay, Lesbian, Etc. (GLE): http://www.ncwc.edu/~edmiston/gle/
    email: edmiston@ncwc.edu
    mail: Rocky Mount, NC 27801


    St. Andrews Presbyterian College (Laurinburg)
    Courses
    Political Science 266 (undergraduate) & 366 (graduate), "Politics of Sex" (gender isssues and sexuality)
    Student Group
    Family and Friends: http://www.sapc.edu/fandf/
    email: chuckem@tartan.sapc.edu
    mail: Box 5696 SAPC, Laurinburg, NC 28352
    tel: 910-277-5748


    UNC-Ashville
    Student Group
    Out
    mail: One University Heights, Asheville, NC 28801
    tel: (704)255-7293 or (704)255-7204


    UNC-Chapel Hill

    Programs
    In the late 1990s the University set up a Committee for LGB Courses (chair: Cecil Wooten, Classical Studies) with a budget of about $200,000.00, to encourage gay and lesbian studies in traditional departments. The money came from a bequest made to the university by Dr. Charles Williamson of San Francisco, to be used for this purpose. The committee sponsored individual lectures or small conferences dealing with gay and lesbian topics, and granted money to faculty for developing new courses. By 2000 there were about fifteen courses that could be considered part of a gay and lesbian studies program.

    In 2002, the University undertook a comprehensive study of lgbtq climate issues on campus; it is available as a download-able file: http://www.unc.edu/glbtsa/lgbtqreport.doc. As a result of that study, a LGBT Office was established in Student Affairs (http://lgbt.unc.edu/), and in 2004 an undergraduate minor in Sexuality Studies was established: http://www.unc.edu/sexuality/index.htm.

    The Program in Sexuality Studies (cf. Duke University's Program in the Study of Sexualities) offers many courses from a wide variety of departments.

    For further information, contact the director of Sexuality Studies: sexuality@unc.edu.

    Resources
    Within the larger UNC-CH community there is also a wide variety of resources: http://lgbt.unc.edu/resources/community.html.


    UNC-Charlotte
    Student & Staff Groups
    People Recognizing Individual Diversity & Equality (PRIDE) (formerly SAFOE): email: UNCCGLBA@aol.com
    mail: SGA Office, Cone University Center, UNC-C, 9201 University City Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28223-0001
    tel: 704-332-GLBA
    GLBT Alumni
    mail: PO Box 561235, Charlotte NC 28256-1235
    tel: 704-786-8473


    UNC-Greensboro
    Student Group
    PRIDE! Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Students Association http://www.uncg.edu/student.groups/pride
    email: pride@uncg.edu
    mail: Box 27 Brown Annsex, UNC-G, Greensboro NC 27412
    tel: 336-334-4282


    UNC-Pembroke
    Student Group, details unknown


    UNC-Wilmington
    Student & Staff Group
    People Recognizing Individual Differences Exist (PRIDE): http://www.geocities.com/WestHollywood/3790
    email: PRIDE@uncwil.edu
    tel: 910-675-9222 ext.452


    Wake Forest University
    Courses
    Women's Studies 321: "Gay Culture and Theory"
    Student & Staff Groups
    Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Issues Awareness Group (GALBA): http://www.wfu.edu/Student-organizations/GALBA/galba.htm
    People Recognizing Individual Differences Exist (PRIDE): http://www.geocities.com/WestHollywood/3790
    email: PRIDE@uncwil.edu
    tel: 910-675-9222 ext.452


    Warren Wilson College (Swannanoa)
    Student & Staff Group
    Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, & Transgender Alliance (GLBT Alliance): http://www.warren-wilson.edu/~alliance
    email: alliance@warren-wilson.edu
    The Alliance, Warren Wilson College, Box 5201, PO Box 9000, Swannanoa NC 28815-9000


    Western Carolina University
    Courses
    English: Gay and Lesbian Literature
    Resources & Services
    Student Group
    LGBA: contact: Michelle at (704) 227-7469


    NORTH DAKOTA

    University of North Dakota
    Courses
    SOC 340: Sociology of Sex and Gender Roles
    SOC 450: Deviance


    OHIO

    Denison University, Granville
    Resources
    Denison offers Concentration in Queer Studies: six courses including three core courses (QS 101, 201, and 400) and three electives.
    Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Alumni/ae Association
    Outlook: Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Student Organization


    Kent State University, Kent
    Programs
    Interdisciplinary minor in LGBT Studies with several courses (started Fall 2001 in the Department of Sociology). Contact the co-ordinators Richard M. Berrong and Daniel Nadon for more information.


    Miami University
    Programs
    At Lavender Graduation a couple of years ago (2001, 2002), a "queer thematic sequence (concentration)" was promised, but it so far has not materialized (2006).
    Resources and Courses
    A list of courses and other resources (out-of-date when last accessed, 21 March 2006).


    Oberlin
    Resources & Services
    Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Concerns Committee: http://wwww.oberlin.edu/~LGBCC
    Lavender Graduation (started 1999).


    Ohio State University
    Programs
    The university now (2004-5) offers an undergraduate and graduate certificates in Sexuality Studies: an interdisciplinary undergraduate minor and, since Fall 2006, a "graduate interdisciplinary specialization".
    The latter program can be acquired by any graduate student in any graduate program at OSU simply by taking 14-23 hours of credit in courses focusing on Sexuality Studies.
    Courses
    HST: Lesbian & Gay History (Leila Rupp, 1989)
    Resources & Services
    Gay, Lesbian & Bisexual Student Services
    Sile P. Singleton, Coordinator: singleton.21@osu.edu
    The University was intending to establish same-sex spousal equivalency benefits (domestic partnership), policies, and plans in 2000.


    Ohio University, Athens
    Courses
    Political Science: Gay & Lesbian Politics (Ronald Hunt, 1981)


    University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati
    Programs
    Women's Studies offers a major and minor with an optional Sexuality Studies track in each
    relevant courses include Introduction to LGBT Studies, Seminar in LGBT Studies (advanced readings), Global Sexualities, Lesbian/Gay Literature, Lesbian Literature and Psychology, Masculinities, History of Sexuality, Queer Theory, Psychology of Sexual Orientation


    OKLAHOMA

    University of Oklahoma, Norman
    Courses
    ENG: Gay & Lesbian Representation in Literature (Mark Kerr, 1990)
    Human Relations: Sexism & Homophobia (Barbara Hillyer, 1990)
    Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgendered & Friends


    OREGON

    Southern Oregon State University
    Courses
    PHL: Ethics: Lesbian & Gay Issues (Tangren Alexander, 1980)
    SOC: Gay Studies (Bryce Johnson, 1979)


    University of Oregon
    Courses
    WST: History of the Lesbian Movement (Ellen Rifkin, 1990)
    Resources & Services
    University of Oregon's LGB homepage: http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~program
    Delta Lambda Phi
    Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered Alliance
    Lesbian Gay Law Student Association
    Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Educational and Support Services Program
    Stephanie Carnahan, Director (email: scglbi@jcomm.uoregon.edu); a description of Carnahan's responsibilities: http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~stl/lgb.html
    364 Oregon Hall
    5216 University of Oregon
    Eugene, OR 97403
    Tel.: 541-346-1134
    Fax: 541-346-5811
    Department of Sociology offers funding for LGB graduate studies
    Lavender Graduations since 1995
    BiGALA


    PENNSYLVANIA

    Allegheny College
    Programs
    a minor in Gay and Lesbian Studies is available: an interdisciplinary program with courses housed primarily in the humanities and social sciences. Soon there will be a new course, Constructions of Sexualities", cross-listed with Psychology.
    Courses
    Gay and Lesbian Studies
    Contacts
    Glen Wurst in Biology (gwurst@alleg.edu) and Deborah Dickey (ddickey@alleg.edu) in Psychology.


    Bucknell University
    Courses
    English: Gay & Lesbian Literature (M.R. Mumford, 1990)
    Resources & Services
    Lesbian Gay Bisexual Concerns Office
    Cate Scaffidi (email: scaffidi@bucknell.edu)


    Pennsylvania State University
    Courses
    HST: Lesbian & Gay History (Ginbers, 1991)
    Human Development: Lesbian & Gay Development (D'augelli, 1984)
    Human Development: Theories of Sexual Orientation (D'augelli, 1984)
    Resources & Services
    LGBTA Student Resource Center, which offers several services, including alumni events
    Office of Educational Equity: http://www.psu.edu/staff/diversity/lgb.html
    Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Student Alliance
    Sue Rankin (email: sxr2@psu.edu)


    Temple University
    Programs
    a minor in LGBT Studies has been approved (15 October 2002)


    University of Pennsylvania
    Courses
    Communications: Communications, Culture and Sexual Minorities (since 1980)
    Resources & Services
    Lesbian Gay Bisexual Center: http://dolphin.upenn.edu/~center/
    Robert Shoenberg, Director (email: bobs@pobox.upenn.edu)
    non-academic Program for the Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Community (since 1982)
    the Philadelphia Lesbian and Gay Academic Union brings 3-4 speakers per semester to the campus (since 1984)
    Contacts
    Larry Gross (flg@asc.upenn.edu)


    RHODE ISLAND

    Brown University
    Programs
    Sexuality and Society "concentration" (= a major)
    the University Committee for Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Concerns coordinates the curriculum
    Courses
    taught through professors' home departments and in addition to their departmental commitments
    Several departments participate at both the graduate and undergraduate level: History, American Civilization, Biology, Philosophy, Women's Studies, Modern Culture and Media, and Comparative Literature
    English offers an annual graduate seminar in queer theory
    Resources & Services
    LGB undergraduate and graduate organizations
    the alumni/ae association provides a prize in LGB scholarship.
    Contacts
    James Stascavage , Asst. Dean/Liaison for LGBT Concerns
    Professor David Savran (David_Savran@brown.edu)
    Department of English
    Box 1852
    Brown University
    Providence RI 02912


    Rhode Island School of Design, Providence
    Resources & Services
    Queer Student Union; email: qsu@risd.edu; telephone: 401-454-6100
    c/o RISD Office of Student Life
    2 College Street
    Providence, RI 02903


    SOUTH CAROLINA

    College of Charleston, Charleston
    Resources & Services
    LAMBDA, Gay & Lesbian student alliance
    Gay-Straight Alliance
    The College is now (26 April 2003) in the early stages of planning a LGBT curriculum; a workshop will be held 13 May 2003 with guest speakers J.T. Spears of the University of South Carolina and John G. Younger of the University of Kansas.
    Courses
    "Southern Sexual Identities & Communities" to be taught Fall 2003 by J.T. Spears


    University of South Carolina, Columbia
    Resources & Services
    Bisexual, Gay, & Lesbian Association: http://web.csd.sc.edu/bgla/
    PO Box 80098
    Columbia SC 29225
    TEL: 803-777-7716, press option 3, then option 2
    email: uscbgla@vm.sc.edu
    Courses
    Sexual Diversity in Schools and Institutions (graduate course)


    SOUTH DAKOTA

    University of South Dakota
    Resources & Services
    Gay Lesbian Bisexual Alliance: http://www.usd.edu/student-life/orgs/glba/
    email: glba@sundance.usd


    TENNESSEE

    Tennessee Technological University (TTU), Cookeville (between Nashville and Knoxville)
    Programs
    Women and Gender Studies Minor; contact Marketta Laurila, director (T: 931-372-5635)
    Required Courses: ENG-474, Approaches to Women in Literature
    HIST-437, Women and Gender in American History
    SOC-220, Gender and Society
    Resources
    The Eclectic Society, student organization recognizing and celebrating sexual orientation diversity; contact Ed Boucher, the Dean of Students (T: 931-372-3237)
    Women's Center; contact Gretta Stanger, director (T: 931-372-3850)
    The HIV-AIDS Outreach, Prevention, and Education (HOPE) Project; contact Matthew Zagumny, director (T: 931-372-6255)
    Women's Center
    The Clothesline Project challeges homoprejudice, racism, sexism, and other forms of oppression in society through raising awareness of the violence perpetrated against women.
    V-Day college initiative to end violence against women and the Women's Center, mounts an annual production (beginning 2001) of Eve Ensler's "The Vagina Monologues;" contact Mark Creter, director of the Backdoor Playhouse (T: 931-372-3478)


    University of Tennessee, Knoxville
    Resources & Services
    Lambda Student Union: http://funnelweb.utcc.utk.edu/~hodge/lambda/
    email: denton@utkvx.utk.edu


    Vanderbilt
    Resources & Services
    Same-sex Spousal Equivalency benefits were announced in the Nashville Tennessean, August 24, 1999.
    The Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian Law Students Association (BiGALLSA): http://www.vanderbilt.edu/css/special_.htm#BiGALLSA
    Department of Religion's Office of Gay, Bisexual and Lesbian Concerns (GABLE)
    Teresa Hornsby
    1018 Villa Pl
    Nashville, TN 37212
    TEL: 615-244-5109
    Vanderbilt Lambda Association: http://www.vanderbilt.edu/lambda/


    TEXAS

    Rice University
    Programs
    the Program for the Study of Women and Gender (swg@rice.edu) offers a major; homepage for the Program for the Study of Women and Gender (http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~swg/)
    • 6100 Main, MS 38
    • Houston, TX 77005-1892
    • TEL: (713) 737-5784
    • FAX: (713) 285-5471


    Southern Methodist University
    Resources & Services
    In the university's anti-discrimination clause, sexual orientation has been included, 7 May 1999.


    Texas A&M University
    Resources & Services
    Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Trangender Services
    Becki Elkins, Coordinator


    University of Houston
    Courses
    Contested Manliness: Shifting Perspectives of Victorian Masculinity 1850-1910 (Julia Saville, 1996; syllabust published in LGSN 23.2, 1996, 11-13


    University of North Texas, Denton
    Programs
    Study of Sexualities Program, an interdisciplinary minor


    University of Texas, Austin
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