The LGBTQ+ Advocate Power-Up Series educates members of the St. Cloud State community and builds a network of supportive advocates for the LGBTQ+ community.
Workshops will help participants to:
In the 2023-2024 school year, there will be two levels of workshops offered. Level 1 requires no prior knowledge of LGBTQ+ identities. Level 2 assumes familiarity with LGBTQ+ terminology and issues.
Workshop sessions are capped at 25 participants. RSVP on HuskiesConnect to register.
In addition to the LGBTQ+ Advocate Power-Up Series, staff from the LGBT Resource Center are able to present on a range of topics. Topics include (but are not limited to): LGBTQ+ terminology, heterosexual privilege, LGBTQ+ history, gender and sexuality theory, and intersectionality.
In-person or virtual (Zoom/Microsoft Teams) instruction are available. Length of presentations can be adjusted to meet requestor's needs.
To request a workshop, e-mail lgbt@stcloudstate.edu. Please submit requests at least three (3) weeks in advance.
Note: Some requests may not be possible due to staffing and programming schedules.
| Category | Pricing |
| Courses, classes, student organizations, offices and departments at St. Cloud State and St. Cloud Technical and Community College | Free |
| Non-profits, including public schools, religious organizations and veterans groups | Suggested donation of $80/hour of instruction. |
| For-profits, including businesses and educational institutions | Suggested donation of $100/hour of instruction. |
Affinity spaces are places to gather around a common identity and to talk about experiences with like-minded individuals.
Each affinity space has a specific identity. Only people with that identity should be in that space.
We are looking for people to host affinity spaces in the 2023-2024 school year! Email lgbt@stcloudstate.edu for more info or to propose an affinity space.
Past affinity spaces have included:
The Center's library carries books, periodicals, and DVDs. Topics include fiction, nonfiction, LGBTQ+ identities, history, LGBTQ+ research, feminism, politics and more. Materials may be checked out with a valid St. Cloud State ID.