Campus Resources
There are a number of ways that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning students can get support:
Individual therapy through University Counseling
All University Counselors work with LGBTQ student. You can schedule an appointment with any counselor by calling University Counseling at 540-458-8590. All information, including reasons for seeking counseling is completely confidential.
LGBTQ Peer Counseling
A Peer Counseling program aimed at providing confidential, nonjudgmental support. There are several peer counselors who are all available by cell phone or email at any time, and you can call any one of them. Look for posters around campus.
The larger Peer Counseling Program is also a resource, as all University Peer Counselors have special training in helping LGBTQ students. If you know any of the PCs personally and feel comfortable with them, you can seek them out as well. All contacts are strictly confidential.
Generals' Unity
This is an recognized student organization with the mission of promoting an LGBTQ friendly environment for all students.
Discrimination & Harassment
If you feel that you have experienced discrimination or harassment because of your sexual orientation, you can contact the Title IX Coordinator, Lauren Kozak at 540-458-4055 or KozakL@wlu.edu to help provide support and resolution. Harassment on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression is prohibited by the Interim Sexual Harassment and Misconduct Policy.
Building a Positive LGBTQ Community