Monday, September 23, 2013

First Meeting! 9/23/13

Pizza and Welcome

Icebreaker and Intros

Advisor Kat McGee

Upcoming Events

  • Readings at Ramapo 
    • Thursday, September 26
    • 1-2pm
    • Spiritual Center
    • Faculty reading with fiction writer Hugh Sheehy, author of the short story collection The Invisibles, and poet Suzanne Parker, author of Viral, poems responding to the death of Tyler Clementi
  • Pride Hike
    • Saturday, September 28
    • 12-2pm
    • Meet at the Arch
  • Diversity Day Table
    • Tuesday, October 1
    • 12-2pm
    • The Grove
  • Screening of Pariah
    • Wednesday, October 9
    • 8-10pm
    • ASB 135
    • A Brooklyn teenager juggles conflicting identities and risks friendship, heartbreak, and family in a desperate search for sexual expression.
  • Test Your Gaydar
    • Tuesday, October 22
    • 9-10pm
    • Linden Lounge
  • Important Plugs
    • Queer Peer Services
    • Ganels!!!
    • Open E-board position





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Ramapo Pride provides a safe environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer and questioning (LGBTIQQ) students and allies. Our organization is built around providing activist and educational programming, but also providing a social network for LGBTIQQ students on campus. It holds weekly meetings and organizes social, educational and activist programs for the campus at large. Ramapo Pride meets weekly in C220 at 1 p.m. on Mondays. Our hour long meetings give the members a chance to talk about up and coming events (both on- and off-campus) as well as develop programs and activities that will bring the organization's goals into effect. Meetings also give the opportunity for members to discuss issues that are affecting the LGBTIQQ community both on- and off-campus.