Publication Date

2014

Document Type

Thesis

Committee Members

Amber Vlasnik (Committee Member), Julianne Weinzimmer (Committee Chair), Kelli Zaytoun (Committee Member)

Degree Name

Master of Humanities (MHum)

Abstract

Gay, bisexual, lesbian, transgender, questioning/queer, and ally (GBLTQA) programming and spaces at predominately White universities often struggle to meet the needs of GBLTQA students of color. Findings from questionnaire results, interviews, and focus groups demonstrate many of the factors that prevent GBLTQA programming and spaces from increasing inclusion. The main goal of this research is to explore the current problems that exist in terms of race in the Wright State University GBLTQA campus community. I will then discuss strategies that GBLTQA organizations and higher education administrators can employ to increase representation of GBLTQA students of color in programming, resources, and spaces.

Page Count

87

Department or Program

Humanities

Year Degree Awarded

2014


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