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Meeting Information
GLBTA Partnership meetings are held every Wednesday at 5PM. Click here for a listing of all meeting locations. Minutes for weekly meetings will be posted on the website.
Feeling Harassed?
If you need to speak with someone about sexual harassment or have questions about coming out of the closet, visit the WSU Counseling Center at 220 Wabasha Hall.
If you have been harassed, contact either Alex Hines, Director of the Inclusion and Diversity Office (AHines@winona.edu, 507-457-5595, Kryzsko 121) or Dan Lintin, Faculty/Staff GLBTA Advocate (DLintin@winona.edu, 507-457-5531).
Contact Information
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Email Us: wsu.glbta@gmail.com
The GLBTA Partnership of Winona State University is an organization that promotes diversity and equality for all people, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. Partnership meets weekly. The group is open to all people, regardless of orientation or gender identity. Straight allies are welcome and encouraged to attend. Bring a friend!
Our Mission
- To educate the WSU community and the community of Winona by acting as a source of information on political and social issues pertinent to sexual and gender diversity and to advocate and work for full rights of GLBT people at all levels of society.
- To act as a support for WSU students, faculty, and employees of diverse sexual orientations or gender identifications.
- To work for a greater understanding of each member’s cultural and political background, including issues of ethnic, social, racial, sexual, and ethical significance.
- To provide a safe learning atmosphere for students. Because people of varying gender and sexual identifications have been persecuted and belittled, it is vital an environment is created in which they may feel safe and free of abuse. Because of this, the GLBTA Partnership shall advocate a chemical-free and harassment-free environment.
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