Study Break on Pit Patio! Ice Cream, Prize Giveaways and Music!
Thursday, May 2nd, 12:45-3:15pm, outside the Pit
Need a break from the grind of finals?! Put the books down for a bit and enjoy ice cream on the Pit Patio from 1pm to 3pm, Thursday, May 2! The event sponsored by the Office of Diversity and Inclusion and Campus Life will giveaway an iPad mini and other prizes, t-shirts and more! Also jam to music provided by Wake Radio.

Diverse Dining: Around the Same Table
Friday, April 26th, 5pm, Campus Ministry Lounge (Collins Hall)
A multicultural dinner co-sponsored by Hillel, OLAS, LGBTQ Center, RL&H, Interfaith Council, GSSA, AFRICASA, Women’s Center, ODI, and OMA. Come share conversation and (free!) food from many cultures around the same table. See attached flyer for more information.

Free HIV/STD Testing
Thursday, April 25th, 6-9pm, Student Health
Student Health Service, POSSE, and the LGBTQ Center offer free STD/HIV testing throughout the semester. The CDC recommends that everyone be tested for HIV, regardless of risk factors. Plus, HIV testing is often required for international travel! Know your status! Testing is free, confidential, and private. Spring 2013 testing dates include: 1/24, 2/11*, 2/21, 3/4, 3/21*, 4/8, 4/25*. *Extended hours (6-9pm) these dates only.

Rewriting Homosexuality
Friday, April 19th, 9:30am–4pm, ZSR Auditorium Room 404
A symposium exploring essays written by gay men on gay male sexuality, including its forms, politics, histories, and theories, along with its pleasures and harms. Moderated by Shannon Gilreath, Wake Forest University School of Law; Marc Spindelman, Ohio State University School of Law; and Hassan El Menyawi, New York University. Sponsored by the Office of the Provost, the Humanities Institute, Women’s and Gender Studies, Wake Forest School of Law, Z. Smith Reynolds Library, The Office of Multicultural Affairs, and the LGBTQ Center. For more information, contact Pat Gardea, .

In the Life (ITL)
Thursday, April 18th, 6-7pm, Benson 218
In the Life (ITL) is a discussion group for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ) students of color that meets once a month on the 3rd Thursday from 6-7pm in Benson 218. ITL is facilitated by April Johnson, the LGBTQ Center Graduate Assistant. For more information about ITL, contact . This month’s topic is navigating intersecting identities.

Safe Zone Training (Faculty, Staff, & Students)
Wednesday, April 17th, 6pm-9:30pm, Reynolda 301
The Safe Zone program is an in-depth, interactive presentation designed to educate Wake Forest faculty, staff, and students about the LGBTQ community. Anti-LGBTQ bias and prejudice affects all members of a community, and we all have the opportunity to work against it. Participants learn what it means to be an ally—a person who supports and stands up for the rights of LGBTQ people—as well as how to create a Safe Zone. Allies who have completed the training program will be given a Safe Zone sticker, identifiable to the entire campus, which may be displayed on the ally’s door to designate it as a safe place for all members of the community. To sign up for this training or view other dates, click here.

QWake: A Conversation Space
Thursday, April 11th, 6-7pm, Benson 218
QWake is a safe and confidential conversation space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning students that takes place on the 1st Thursday of each month from 6-7pm in Benson 218. QWake is moderated by the LGBTQ Center Program Coordinator, Melanie LeMay. This month’s topic is being out for the summer and out in the workplace.

Free HIV/STD Testing
Monday, April 8th, 6-8pm, Student Health
Student Health Service, POSSE, and the LGBTQ Center offer free STD/HIV testing throughout the semester. Testing is free, confidential, and private. Spring 2013 testing dates include: 1/24, 2/11*, 2/21, 3/4, 3/21*, 4/8, 4/25*.*Extended hours (6-9pm) these dates only.

Substance Abuse Pizza and Mocktail Info Session
Wednesday, March 27^th, 6pm, Benson 218
Join the LGBTQ Center and Lavi Wilson, Wake’s Substance Abuse Prevention Coordinator, for pizza, mocktails, and conversation in Benson 218.

In the Life (ITL)
Thursday, March 21st, 6-7pm, Benson 218
In the Life (ITL) is a discussion group for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ) students of color that meets once a month on the 3rd Thursday from 6-7pm in Benson 218. ITL is facilitated by April Johnson, the LGBTQ Center Graduate Assistant. For more information about ITL, contact .

Free HIV/STD Testing
Thursday, March 21st, 6-9pm, Student Health
Student Health Service, POSSE, and the LGBTQ Center offer free STD/HIV testing throughout the semester. The CDC recommends that everyone be tested for HIV, regardless of risk factors. Plus, HIV testing is often required for international travel! Know your status! Testing is free, confidential, and private. Spring 2013 testing dates include: 1/24, 2/11*, 2/21, 3/4, 3/21*, 4/8, 4/25*. *Extended hours (6-9pm) these dates only.

Safe Zone Training (Faculty, Staff, & Students)
Wednesday, March 20th, 9am-12:30pm, Benson 409
The Safe Zone program is an in-depth, interactive presentation designed to educate Wake Forest faculty, staff, and students about the LGBTQ community. Anti-LGBTQ bias and prejudice affects all members of a community, and we all have the opportunity to work against it. Participants learn what it means to be an ally—a person who supports and stands up for the rights of LGBTQ people—as well as how to create a Safe Zone. Allies who have completed the training program will be given a Safe Zone sticker, identifiable to the entire campus, which may be displayed on the ally’s door to designate it as a safe place for all members of the community. To view other training dates, click here.

QWake: A Conversation Space
Thursday, March 7th, 6-7pm, Benson 218
QWake is a safe and confidential conversation space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning students that takes place on the 1st Thursday of each month from 6-7pm in Benson 218. For more information about QWake, contact .

Star Power Thursday at Reynolda House: Let’s Misbehave!
Thursday, March 7th, 4:30-8 pm
A Cole Porter review will be performed by the faculty and students of the Wake Forest Department of Music and Department of Theatre and Dance. This “swellegant, elegant” party recreates a 1930s nightclub and features dozens of Cole Porter’s greatest show tunes. Sponsored by the Interdisciplinary Performance and the Liberal Arts Center at Wake Forest University. Star Power Thursdays at the Museum include entertainment, refreshments, and admission to Star Power: Edward Steichen’s Glamour Photography. Visitors may choose from featured programs each night, or simply enjoy the exhibition and a glass of wine with friends. Star Power Thursdays are supported by Stephens Private Client Group.

Free HIV/STD Testing
Monday, March 4th, 6-8pm, Student Health
Student Health Service, POSSE, and the LGBTQ Center offer free STD/HIV testing throughout the semester.  Testing is free, confidential, and private. Spring 2013 testing dates include: 1/24, 2/11*, 2/21, 3/4, 3/21*, 4/8, 4/25*. *Extended hours (6-9pm) these dates only.

Brown Girls Get Real: Feminism in Communities of Color
Monday, March 4^th, 6pm, South Hall
A discussion with Dr. Tanisha Ramachandran and Dr. Sherriann Clark on feminism in communities of color. Sponsored by the Office of Multicultural Affairs, the LGBTQ Center, and the Women’s Center.

Waking from a Biblically-Induced Coma: Performance Excerpts and Community Discussion
Friday, March 1st, 7pm, Parkway United Church of Christ (2151, Silas Creek Parkway, Winston Salem, NC 27103)
Transfigurations: Transgressing Gender in the Bible, a One-Person Play
Thursday, February 28th, 7pm, Metropolitan Community Church, (4105 Patsy Drive, Winston Salem, NC 27107)
Peterson Thomas Toscano is an internationally recognized theatrical performance artist who unearths stories of gender-variant people in the Hebrew and Christian scriptures in this one-person play. Through Bible scholarship, comedy, memoir, and his activism, Peterson speaks to diverse audiences about faith, sexuality, gender, privilege, the environment, and more. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to see Peterson’s highly acclaimed play in person here in Winston-Salem! Sponsored by the Adam Foundation, GRASP: Gender Revisioning and Sexuality Pathways (under the interfaith initiative, the David Michael Project), Metropolitan Community Church of Winston Salem, and Parkway United Church of Christ. Admission is free, love offering gratefully accepted. General Information: or www.mccws.org

Free HIV/STD Testing
Thursday, February 21st, 6-8pm, Student Health
Student Health Service, POSSE, and the LGBTQ Center offer free STD/HIV testing throughout the semester. Testing is free, confidential, and private. Spring 2013 testing dates include: 1/24, 2/11*, 2/21, 3/4, 3/21*, 4/8, 4/25*. *Extended hours (6-9pm) these dates only.

In the Life (ITL)
Thursday, February 21st, 6-7pm, Benson 218
In the Life (ITL) is a discussion group for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ) students of color that meets once a month. For more information about ITL, contact .

Film Screening: Brother Outsider
Wednesday, February 20th, 6pm, ZSR Auditorium 404
The Office of Multicultural Affairs and the LGBTQ Center will be hosting a film screening of Brother Outsider as a part of Black History Month. During his 60-year career as an activist, organizer and “troublemaker,” Bayard Rustin formulated many of the strategies that propelled the American civil rights movement. His passionate belief in Gandhi’s philosophy of nonviolence drew Martin Luther King Jr. and other leaders to him in the 1940′s and 50′s; his practice of those beliefs drew the attention of the FBI and police. In 1963, Rustin brought his unique skills to the crowning glory of his civil rights career: his work organizing the March on Washington, the biggest protest America had ever seen. But his open homosexuality forced him to remain in the background, marking him again and again as a “brother outsider.”

Second Dialogue on Chick-Fil-A: Conversations Toward an Inclusive Community
Monday, February 18, 5 – 6:30pm, Magnolia Room
Please join the Committee for Dialogue on Chick-Fil-A for a second campus-wide event to discuss the presence of Chick-Fil-A on our campus and its implications for creating an inclusive community. Provost Rogan Kersh will host this event, and will provide an overview of the various arguments we have heard to date regarding the Chick-fil-A controversy.

“LGBT Politics Under the Marriage Amendment,” A Lecture by Professor Marc Spindelman
Thursday, February 14th, 4pm, ZSR Auditorium 404
Marc Spindelman, Professor of Law at the Ohio State University, will speak about Amendment One and his work in Ohio on repealing their similar marriage amendment and passing an Equal Rights Amendment. Sponsored by the Wake Forest University School of Law, Women’s and Gender Studies, the Law School, and the LGBTQ Center.

Safe Zone Training (Faculty, Staff, & Students)
Tuesday, February 12th, 1pm-4:30pm, Benson 409
To sign up for a training or view other dates, click here.

Free HIV/STD Testing
Monday, February 11th, 6-9pm, Student Health
Spring 2013 testing dates include: 1/24, 2/11*, 2/21, 3/4, 3/21*, 4/8, 4/25*.

Parading Toward Equality: A Talk by Dr. Katherine Bruce
Friday, February 8th, 3:30-4:30pm, Carswell 208
Every year, over six million people participate in 110 LGBT Pride parades across the United States. Some march as part of church, school, business, or non-profit contingents while others attend with friends and cheer from the sidelines. Together they create fabulous celebrations of gay sexuality, acceptance, and playful defiance of cultural stigma. Drawing on interviews and field work at six Pride parades, from Fargo, ND’s modest 15 minute march to New York City’s 5-hour long parade, Dr. Bruce shows how these events work to bring about greater cultural equality for lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transgender people. With implications for how scholars understand the work of social movements, this talk will explore how advocates work together to change their culture. Dr. Katherine Bruce is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology at Wake Forest. She holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her research examines the interplay of cultural and political contention primarily through the lens of LGBT issues.

VOX (a devised work written and performed by the ensemble), directed by Tim Miller
February 1-2 & 6-10, 7:30pm, Ring Theatre
In a country that is obsessed with voice (raising it, smothering it, reality-showing it) VOX will explore the tightrope we each walk that connects and separates us from one another. VOX, is a high-energy performance exploration of our big mouths, slippery tongues and full-throated tales created by the company under the direction of internationally acclaimed performer Tim Miller. Miller will shape the piece from the performers’ memories, stories and images of the history of their individual voices during an intensive rehearsal period building on his many short term workshop residencies at Wake Forest over the last ten years. Open wide and dive in! VOX, a performance that must be heard and seen.

QWake: A Conversation Space
Thursday, February 7th, 6-7pm, Benson 218
QWake is a safe and confidential conversation space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning students. This month’s topic was dating & relationships.

E. Patrick Johnson Presents Pouring Tea: Black Gay Men of the South Tell Their Tales
Tuesday, February 5th, 7pm, Ring Theatre (Scales)
Pouring Tea is based on the oral histories collected in Johnson’s book, Sweet Tea: Black Gay Men of the South–An Oral History. The oral histories are from black gay men who were born, raised, and continue to live in the South and range in age from 19 to 93. This performance covers the following topics: coming of age in the South, religion, sex, transgenderism, love stories, and coming out. Johnson embodies these and others’ stories in the show.  Sponsored by the LGBTQ Center, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, the Office of Multicultural Affairs, the University Theatre, the Women’s Center and SAF.

“Hip-Hop Queerness: Embodiment, Theory, Praxis.” A Lecture and Performance by Professor Shanté Smalls
Monday, February 4th, 4:30 pm, ZSR Library Auditorium, Room 404
Shanté Smalls,  Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow at Davidson College’s lecture, “Hip Hop Queerness: Embodiment, Theory, Praxis.” Free and open to the public. A reception will follow the talk. Cosponsored by Women’s and Gender Studies and the LGBTQ Center.

Jesus Phreak: The Story of a Very Unlikely Disciple
Thursday, January 31st, 7pm, Pugh Auditorium
A one-man show by R. Dale Smith, “Jesus Phreak” explores the controversial topic of “gay Christians” in a manner that’s funny and thought-provoking, and keeps both gay and straight audiences involved. Using a lesser-known rule in the Bible that says people shouldn’t wear clothing made of two different materials (Leviticus 19:19), writer/performer R. Dale Smith presents his character as a heretical, unwanted “material mixer” who finds himself drawn to Christianity while playing piano for a small country church. Sponsored by the Office of the Chaplain and the LGBTQ Center.

Meet Michael Burke
Wednesday, January 30th, 12-2pm, Benson 218
An open meet and greet/brown bag lunch. Michael Burke is an award-winning NYC-based performance artist.

Free HIV/STD Testing
Thursday, January 24th, 6-8pm, Student Health

QWake: A Conversation Space
Thursday, December 6th, 6-7pm, Benson 218
QWake is a safe and confidential conversation space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning students.

In the Life (ITL) Social
Wednesday, December 5th, 6pm, Benson 218
In the Life (ITL) is a discussion group for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ) students of color.

TGQ
Tuesday, November 27th, 6-7pm, Benson 218
A discussion group for students who identify as transgender, genderqueer, or who are not sure where they fit on the gender spectrum.

Free HIV/STD Testing
Monday, November 19th, 6-8pm, Student Health

In the Life (ITL)
Wednesday, November 14th, 6-7pm, Benson 218
In the Life (ITL) is a discussion group for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ) students of color.

“End of Enhancement?: Bodily Agency, Institutional Authority, and Cultural Aesthetics,” Prof. Elroi Windsor
Wednesday, November 14, 2012, 4:30 p.m., Tribble C-216

Kaleidoscope Chapel Service, “Fearfully and Wonderfully Made by God”
Tuesday, November 13th, 11 am, Wait Chapel
This service focuses on the transgender community and features two trans-identified guest speakers, Rev. Brenden Boone, pastor of St. John’s MCC in Raleigh, NC, and Dawn Flynn, Minister of Congregational Care at MCC in Charlotte NC.

Fast Break: Being Transgender in Division I Athletics
A Conversation with Kye Allums
Thursday, November 8th, 8-9:30pm, Annenberg Forum (Carswell)
Kye Allums, the first openly transgender NCAA Division I athlete, will speak about what it means to be transgender as well as his experiences as an openly transgender basketball player. Following Kye’s talk, we will honor Wake Forest’s transgender alumni. A Faces of Courage event. Sponsored by the LGBTQ Center, the Office of Multicultural Affairs, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, and OUTLaw.

Free HIV/STD Testing
Thursday, November 8th, 6-8pm, Student Health

“The LGBTQ Experience at Wake Forest: A Student Perspective”
Wednesday, November 7th, noon-1pm, Reynolda 301

Safe Zone Training (Faculty, Staff, & Students)
Monday, November 5th, 6pm-9:30pm, Benson 409
To view other dates, click here.

Should We Eat Less Chikin? Balancing Inclusivity and Ethical Consumerism with Consumer Choice and Good Chicken
Monday, October 29th, 4:30-6:00pm, ZSR Auditorium
Does Chick-Fil-A represent the values of Wake Forest? Is its presence on our campus a barrier to inclusion? How do we balance these issues with a consumer’s right to choose? Please join us to discuss the issues surrounding the presence of Chick-fil-A here at Wake. Sponsored by the Chick-fil-A Campus Dialogue Committee.

Documenting Diversity Kickoff Event
Thursday, October 25th, 4-5pm, ZSR Special Collections Reading Room (6th floor)
Members of the WFU community will have the opportunity to see the University archives, drop off some materials, view some collections already housed in the archives, and discuss the future of a more inclusive and well-rounded University record.

Free HIV/STD Testing
Monday, October 22nd, 6-8pm, Student Health

Ally Week: October 15-19th

Monday

• Ally table in Benson, 11-3: Tell us why you are an ally, sign the ally pledge and pick up an ally pin and a “Love Is Love” t-shirt
• Student Panel Discussion: “LGBTQ Campus Climate & How to Be an Ally,” 8pm in DeTamble Auditorium (Tribble Hall)
• Show your colors: Wear red!

Tuesday

• Ally table in Benson, 11-3: Tell us why you are an ally, sign the ally pledge and pick up an ally pin and a “Love Is Love” t-shirt
• Ally Day in the Pit (with cake!) 4-9pm
• Show your colors: Wear orange or yellow!

Wednesday

• Ally table in Benson, 11-3: Tell us why you are an ally, sign the ally pledge and pick up an ally pin and a “Love Is Love” t-shirt
• Safe-Zone Training, 1-4:30pm (register at pdc.wfu.edu; for more information see below)
• Show your colors: Wear green!

Thursday

• “I’m an Ally Because…” Mural, All Day, ZSR Library Entryway
• Coffee Hour: coffee, tea, and cookies, 3-4pm, Benson 218
• Show your colors: Wear blue!

Friday

• Spirit Day: Wear Purple All Day to stand against bullying of LGBTQ youth
• Fall Break

Safe Zone Training (Faculty, Staff, & Students)
Wednesday, October 17th, 1:00-4:30pm, Benson 110

Winston-Salem Pride
Saturday, October 13th, 2-10pm, downtown Winston-Salem
Parade float with ZSR Library & legal information booth with OUTLaw

Free HIV/STD Testing
Thursday, October 11th, 6-8pm, Student Health

Love Is Love: National Coming Out Day 2012
Thursday, October 11th 3:15-3:30pm, Manchester Plaza (Mag Quad)

GSSA (Gay-Straight Student Alliance) Meeting
Wednesday, October 10th, 8pm, Benson 218

TGQ
Tuesday, October 9th, 6-7pm, Benson 218
A confidential discussion group for students who identify as transgender, genderqueer, or who are not sure where they fit on the gender spectrum.

QWake: A Conversation Space
Thursday, October 4th, 6-7pm, Benson 218

“Remembering for Our Lives: Archives, Memorials, and Narratives of Queer History” (Dr. Angela Mazaris)
Wednesday, October 3rd at 4:30pm, Tribble Hall Room C-216

Inside Out Faith: Jennifer Knapp Musical Event
Tuesday, October 2nd, 7-8:30pm, Luter Hall
Acoustic performance by contemporary Christian artist Jennifer Knapp followed by Q&A session focusing on the importance of inclusive environments, particularly of LGBTQ people in faith communities. Sponsored by the Office of Residence Life & Housing, the LGBTQ Center, and the Office of the Chaplain.

Open House – Parents’ Weekend
Friday, September 28th, 3-5pm, Benson 218

Free HIV/STD Testing
Monday, September 24th, 6-8pm, Student Health

Homecoming Reception
Friday, September 21st, 5-7pm, Benson 218

Safe Zone Training (Faculty, Staff, & Students)
Friday, September 14th, 9am-12:30pm, Benson 409

Free HIV/STD Testing
Thursday, September 13th, 6-8pm, Student Health

GSSA Meeting — Meet & Greet
Wednesday, September 12th, 8pm, Benson 218

TGQ
Tuesday, September 11th, 6-7pm, Benson 218
A confidential discussion group for students who identify as transgender, genderqueer, or who are not sure where they fit on the gender spectrum.

Pizza Party at the LGBTQ Center
Thursday, September 6th, 5:30-7:00pm, Benson 218
A welcome back reception and opportunity to learn about the services the Center provides to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning (LGBTQ) community at Wake Forest.

An Open Meeting on Chick-fil-A
August 10, 2012 1-2pm, Benson 218
A meeting to discuss the recent Chick-fil-A controversy and how we will respond as a campus community.

“Queer and Here: 50 Years of Wake Forest LGBTQ History”
May 1, 2012 – June 30, 2012, ZSR Library entryway
An exhibit by the students of Dr. Angela Mazaris’s “Queer Public Histories” class. Visit the website, http://queerwakeforest.wordpress.com, to share your own memories of Wake Forest’s LGBTQ History.

Stand for Solidarity (Response to Amendment One)
May 10,2 012 at 1pm on Mag Quad

Opening Reception for “Queer and Here: 50 Years of Wake Forest LGBTQ History”
May 3, 2012 from 5-6pm on the Library Lawn
A reception celebrating the opening of the students of Dr. Angela Mazaris’s “Queer Public Histories” class’s exhibit, “Queer and Here: 50 Years of Wake LGBTQ History.” The exhibit will be on display in the ZSR Library entryway from May 1, 2012 – June 14, 2012.

Shuttle for Early Voting
May 3, 2012 10-4pm, Benson Circle

Shuttle for Early Voting
April 30, 2012 10-6pm, Benson Circle

OMA·LGBTQ Coffee Hour
April 17, 2012 3-4:30, Campus Grounds

QWake: A Conversation Space
April 17, 2012 6-7pm in Benson 218

In Good Conscience (Faith Film Series)
April 18, 2012 7pm, ZSR Library Auditorium
Film screening, followed by a moderated discussion of the intersection of faith and identity discussed in the film featuring Sr. Jeannine Gramick, SL, a Roman Catholic nun who ministers to LGBTQ Catholics and the subject of the documentary.

Student Safe Zone Training
April 19, 2012 7-9:30pm, Benson 410

Breaking the Silence: Tie Dying for a More Inclusive Wake Forest
April 20, 2012 10:00-2:00 on Mag Quad
Sponsored by KA, GSSA, and the LGBTQ Center.

QWake: A Conversation Space
April 3, 2012 6-7pm in Benson 218

Vote Against Project Photo Shoot
April 4, 2012 10am-3pm, Pugh Auditorium

Amendment One and its Implications for North Carolina: A Panel Discussion
April 4, 2012 7pm, ZSR Library Auditorium
A discussion of Amendment One’s consequences on our families, our communities, and our state’s economic health. Panelists include Professor Shannon Gilreath (’02) of the WFU Law School, Bishop Donagrant McCluney of SONG (Southerners on New Ground), Rev. Tim Auman of the Office of the Chaplain, and Shannon Ritchie (’07) of the Vote Against Project.

“Out for Lunch” Brown Bag: Finding an LGBTQ-Affirming Faith Community
March 27, 2012 12-1pm, Benson 410
Featuring Rev. Dr. Angela Yarber of Wake Forest Baptist Church, Rabbi Josh Brown of Temple Emanuel, and Pastor Roger Hayes of the Church of the Holy Spirit Fellowship

Trembling Before G-d (Faith Film Series)

March 22, 2012 7pm, Pugh Auditorium
A screening of the film Trembling Before G-d and discussion of the intersection of faith and identity discussed in the film.

“Remembering Wei Yi-fang, Remembering Myself…”
March 21, 2012 3pm, Library Auditorium
Screening and Q&A with Filmmaker Yvonne Welbon

QWake: A Conversation Space

March 20, 2012 6-7pm in Benson 218

Switch: A Community in Transition (Faith Film Series)
March 6, 2012 7pm, Library Auditorium 404
A screening of the film Switch: A Community in Transition and discussion of the intersection of faith and identity discussed in the film.

QWake: A Conversation Space
February 28, 2012 6-7pm in Benson 218

Imagining a Different Campus Culture
February 23, 2012 from 7-9 pm, Pugh Auditorium

“Out for Lunch” Brown Bag: Legal Challenges for LGBTQ People
February 21, 2012 12-1pm, Benson 410
Featuring local attorney and Wake Forest School of Law alumnus Rick Rutledge

A Jihad for Love (Faith Film Series)
February 14, 2012 7pm, Library Auditorium 404
Screening of A Jihad for Love followed by a discussion of the intersection of faith and identity discussed in the film.

Race to the Ballot
February 13, 2012 5-7pm, Old Salem Square (601 S. Church Street, Winston-Salem)

“The End of Straight Supremacy”
January 24, 2012 12:00-1:30pm, Library Auditorium 404
WFU School of Law Professor Shannon Gilreath reads from his latest book, The End of Straight Supremacy.

“May I Ask You Something?” Panel Discussion
January 17, 2012 12-1pm

Extended Study Hours
Finals Week, December 2011
Open until midnight

Transgender Day of Remembrance
November 20, 2011 4 p.m.
Candlelight Vigil, Quad outside Wait Chapel
Screening of Boys Don’t Cry in Benson 218

Screening of For the Bible Tells Me So
November 10, 2011 at 7 p.m.
Wingate 202

Faithiest Lecture
November 7, 2011 at 7 p.m.
Carswell Hall: Annenberg Forum

Stand for Solidarity
November 7, 2011 at 11:55 a.m.
Lower Quad outside the Pit

Reflections of the Repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
October 27, 2011, at 3 p.m.
ZSR Library Auditorium

Homecoming Reception
October 14, 2011 at 5 p.m.
Benson 218

National Coming Out Day
October 11, 2011
Campuswide