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SAGA (Sexuality and Gender Awareness)

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SAGA is a community of LGBTQ+ students and allies who gather weekly to create belonging, promote learning, and foster inclusivity.

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SAGA warmly welcomes new students at any time during the year! SAGA meets every Wednesday from 5:00-7:00pm. For more information, follow us on Instagram () and/or sign up for our weekly email by contacting the Coordinator for Student Support and Sexuality Programming.

If you are LGBTQ+ or straight at ÃÛÌÒapp...

Because the church ÃÛÌÒapp is affiliated with does not regard different sexual orienations as sinful and calls us to care well for our LGBTQ+ members (see ), ÃÛÌÒapp seeks to be a safe place for LGBTQ+ and straight students to grow and learn. With the CRC denomination, we affirm that a student can be LGBTQ+ and a follower of Jesus Christ. It is our mission that all students will find a place at the university where they can be shaped for work and worship in God's kingdom. SAGA works to foster a climate where that is possible, and every student can learn about sexuality, gender, and relationships in light of their faith.

Gender-inclusive restrooms on campus

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These are single person restrooms, available to anyone.

Other helpful resources

Here are few of the many campus resources to aid students in their journey:

Faculty/staff advisor(s)

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