LGBT Peer Education Program
About the Program
The LGBT Peer Education program is sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students as part of the Residential Education Program. The program includes a panel of students who share personal narratives and offer brief information about campus resources. The panels conclude with a brief question and answer session. Panels occur in campus residence halls, classrooms, and community groups. Representing a diverse range of backgrounds and experiences, these lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and allied (supporting) students can be reached at any time to talk about any issues relating to sexuality and gender identity.
Contact an LGBT Peer Educator
Coming out? Need support? Just want someone to listen? Freshmen and sophomores can contact one of the LGBT Peer Educators assigned to their residential college. Juniors and Seniors may contact any of the peer educators.
Ellen Adams '10 |
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Atrish Bagchi '10 |
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Ryan Corey '12 |
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Manuela Raunig-Berho |
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Michelle Thompson '10 |
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Thin Vu '12 |
Thanithia Billings '11 |
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Nour Aoude '10 |
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Zakk Burns '10 |
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Angelina Caruso '12 |
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Jonathan Sarnoff '12 |
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Diana Vall-Llobera '10 |
Keith Hall '10 |
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Justin Cahill '11 |
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Thuy-Lan V Lite '12 |
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Sandra Mukasa '12 |
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Katie Rodriguez '10 |
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Jayden Ziegler |
Rockefeller College Peer Educators
Jacob Denz '10 |
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Newton Allen '11 |
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Yujhan Claros '10 |
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Xinyi Duan '10 |
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Jess Jardine '10 |
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Katie Silverio |
Whitman College Peer Educators
Wesley Loo ’10 |
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Caitlin Caldwell '12 |
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Nat Gardenswartz '12 |
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Aundeah Kearney '10 |
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Lexi Meyer '11 |
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Rodrigo Munoz Rogers '12 |
Kevin Jeng '10 |
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Maya Goodwin '12 |
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Arlyn Katen '12 |
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Gabe Rodriguez '10 |
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Jon Solarte '10 |
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Lea Steinacker '11 |
Become an LGBT Peer Educator
Thank you for your interest in the LGBT Peer Education Program. LGBT Peer Educators are supportive and accessible for students with questions or concerns about LGBT issues. As part of their outreach efforts, LGBT Peer Educators also attempt to sensitize the larger University community to issues of homophobia, heterosexism, and stereotyping of LGBT people. Peer educators are expected to:
The LGBT Center is currently recruiting Peer Educators for the 2008-2009 academic year.
Please click here, if you wish to be a NEW LGBT PEER EDUCATOR
Please click here, if you are a RETURNING LGBT PEER EDUCATOR
For more information, contact The LGBT Center.





