Please submit any news for the weekly QA newsletter to Sam Klugman at news@queer.brown.edu by 11:59pm each Saturday.
Have a fun study break with some of your fellow bisexuals!
BiTE is a safe space where bisexuals, allies, or those interested in learning more about the bisexual community can chat and eat. Bring a few friends and enjoy some free food and drink. It happens every other tuesday in the LGBTQ Center, room 323 in Faunce House.
Next Meeting: Tuesday, September 27th, 9 PM
Hey everyone! The Next Thing (TNT) is off to a great start! If you enjoyed our first meeting or weren't able to make it, please come to our upcoming meeting this wednesday at 9:00 in the TWC informal lounge. The topic we will be addressing is "interracial dating". For those of you who aren't familiar with TNT, it's a confidential support and discussion group that caters to queer people of color. Hope to see you there!
If you have any questions, feel free to email Raf_Flores@brown.edu
Questioning? Coming out?
QUEST, Sunday night at 9 in the Sarah Doyle Women's Center, Room 201
QUEST is a confidential support group for queer, questioning, and coming-out students coming to understand sexual and gender identity. All are welcome.
The Brown Queer Alliance is proud to announce its co-sponsorship of Multiracial Heritage Week in October. This co-sponsorship is an expression of the Queer Alliance's continued commitment to advancing cultural awareness and combating the marginalization of minority groups both here at the university and at large.
Stay tuned for a listing of Multiracial Heritage Week events.
Are you into scandalous party organizing? Do you want to be a part of the QA's most notorious committee? Are you into having a good time?
SexPowerGod is just around the corner and we want YOU to be a part of the action. No experience necessary-fresh meat welcome. Creativity and open mindedness a +
Email dance@queer.brown.edu if you want to be a part of our group.
We're back on the mats kicking off our fall schedule of yoga classes for gay, bi, queer guys:
Yoga is wonderful means to reduce stress, improve concentration, increase flexibility, build core strength, and stimulate metabolism which works toward weight loss/maintenance. It's also just plain FUN and pretty HIP these days!! :)
It can be a part of your healthy stress reduction program. No need to wait till exam time to begin trying to chill... begin release tensions both physical and emotional today! And if that weren't enough..... Wait till you see your HOT YOGA BUTT developing!!! :)
Whether you are new or a seasoned yogi, there is a place for you in our class. EVERY pose can be modified to work for you and your body! Come give it a try!!! While the room is slightly above room temperature as the practice develops, this is NOT HOT YOGA.
This is Yoga for your health - social connection for your spirit! Its a great way to meet other guys outside of a bar setting.
Read what some class members have said about the group: Testimonials --> http://www.because-i-matter.com/testimonials.html
Location: 3 Richmond Ave (End of Pitman St, last building on the right, Living Essence Wellness Studio). Directions, pricing, and other at www.because-I-matter.com
Fee: Brown Undergraduate Students - $10 per class at all times with valid ID. Be my guest and enjoy your first class for free!!
Mat rental $1.00
Suggestions: Wear what you would to workout (shorts, t-shirt). Bring water and a hand size towel.
Facilitated by: Tom Fronczak LICSW
Are you HIV Negative? Then The Miriam Hospital (TMH) needs you for a preventive HIV vaccine study. Through the NIH-funded HIV Vaccine Trials Network, TMH is one of more than 25 international research institutions that is working to find an HIV vaccine.
Each MINUTE, 5 people under age 25 get infected with HIV worldwide. Estimates show that in the US, at least half of all infections are among people under age 25, with the majority being infected sexually.
We're looking for healthy HIV-negative adults to participate in one of the many vaccine trials. Compensation and transportation are provided.
AIDS isn't over. An HIV vaccine may be our best hope in ending this epidemic. And an HIV vaccine can't be created without people like YOU.
Call The Miriam Hospital's HIV Vaccine Trials Unit today at 1-866 STOP HIV if you are interested in learning more.
Have you ever wondered if banking and consulting companies are good places to work for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people?
What about how comfortable you'd feel being open about your sexual orientation and/or gender identity in a corporate environment?
Have you worried being GLBT could hurt your candidacy or career advancement?
For answers to these questions and a chance to meet other GLBT students and professionals in banking and consulting, join us in New York on October 7 & 8 at the second annual Out for Undergraduate Business Conference.
Current corporate sponsors include: Bain, BCG, Citigroup, CSFB, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Lehman Brothers, McKinsey & Company, Merrill Lynch, and Monitor Group
Full conference details, including registration, can be found at http://www.outforbusiness.com