Discussion Groups

The Activist Forum
Mondays at 2:30pm-3:30pm in The Center for Student Involvement
A student-led weekly LGBTQA discussion group for students interested in current events and social justice issues on campus and around the world. Want to learn more about marriage equality? Stop by! Read an article that you want to discuss? Bring it in - we want to discuss it too! Come be a part of the action and learn more about the LGBTQ movement sweeping the world.
 

Gender Identity Group: Transcending Boundaries
Fridays at 2-3pm in the LGBT Center
Dates: 3/2, 4/12, 4/26, 5/10
A bi-weekly discussion group for transgender, gender queer or gender non-conforming students and their allies. Discussion topics include navigating MSU, gender identity, transitioning, and friends and family. 
 

Kaleidoscope
Tuesdays at 2:30-3:45pm in The Drop-In Center
A monthly LGBTQA discussion group providing students of color with a space to explore their identities and the intersections between race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and gender identity. All are welcome. 
 

Living Out Loud
Tuesdays from 2:00-3:30pm in CAPS
A discussion and support group for students coming to terms with their sexual orientation and/or gender identity. This closed session group is for students in various stages of their coming our process and is facilitated by the LGBT Center and Counseling and Psychological Services. Are you looking to make the steps towards “living out loud” rather than in silence? Email Brian Edwards, Program Coordinator of the LGBT Center for more information on how you can join.
 

Men’s Group
Wednesdays, 5pm-6pm, The Center for Student Involvement 
A student-led weekly discussion group for gay, bisexual, and transgender-identified men and their allies. This group is a great way to meet other queer men at MSU and hang out in a relaxing, safe space. New topics are discussed each week.
 

Women’s Group
Thursdays at 2pm-3pm in Location Student Center Annex - Room 206
A student-led weekly discussion group for lesbian, bisexual, and transgender-identified women and their allies. Come hang out in a relaxing, safe space with other queer women of MSU. New topics are discussed each week.