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Heading to the Annual Conference in Orlando? Check out this page for a full list of GLBT KC sponsored and supported events and more!
Also, see the 2013 LGBTQ Job Search Guide.
Check out both the newly released Spring 2013 White Paper and the Annual Conference Newsletter below!
Annual Conference 2013 NEWSLETTER
Read the Annual Conference issue of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender (GLBT) Issues Knowledge Community's newsletter. Featuring some great articles, programs and socials at the Annual Conference in Orlando, and public policy updates. Think about submitting an article for the next issue. You can access the newsletter here.
Spring 2013 WHITE PAPER
The NASPA GLBT Knowledge Community, in fulfillment of its mission to develop knowledge on issues affecting GLBTQQIA individuals, is pleased to present the Spring 2013 White Paper, featuring research briefs and summaries from researchers and scholars throughout the United States and representing multiple fields. You can access the white paper here. Please forward any questions, comments or concerns about the white paper to Khristian Kemp-DeLisser, Core Member for Research & White Papers at kkempdel@uvm.edu.
RECENT white papers and newsletters
Fall 2012 White Paper
Summer 2012 GLBT Newsletter
Spring 2012 White Paper
Fall 2011 White Paper
About Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Issues
The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender (GLBT) Issues Knowledge Community provides avenues for both social and professional involvement. Knowledge Community activities allow for personal and professional growth, increased awareness and acceptance of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender professionals and students, and promote understanding of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender professional and student needs.
To get involved with the Knowledge Community, feel free to do the following:
1. Join the Knowledge Community by clicking “membership” from the NASPA homepage, then select “Update Membership Profile & Preferences” and scroll to “Knowledge Community Preferences.”
2. Join the Knowledge Community Listserv by clicking on “KC Communication” link on the right-hand navigation pane, then click on the link to join the listserv! This will launch an email to send to the NASPA Staff member who will have you join the listserv.
3. Make sure to attend Regional and National conferences and attend the GLBT Issues Knowledge Community events!4. Find us on Facebook and Twitter - look to the left under Connect with us!