Travis Tucker is the Assistant Director for Leadership and LGBTQIA+ involvement. Services offered: - Advising for LGBTQIA+ students - Connection and referrals to campus and community resources Meets in Duc room 240

44. School-Specific Resources - 44.1 Washington University in St. Louis ACTS: Association of Christian Truth Seekers Asian Christian Fellowship, Harambee and International Friends (part of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship / USA) Catholic Student Center (CSC) Chabad on Campus-Rohr Center for Jewish Life Christian Science Organization Coalition for Christian Outreach (EPC) Episcopal Campus Ministry (Rockwell House) Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Hillel at Washington University in St. Louis (WashU Hillel) Lutheran Campus Ministry (ELCA) Lutheran Student Fellowship (LCMS) Muslim Students Association (MSA) Orthodox Christian Fellowship Overflow (interdenominational Christian ministry) Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) Washington University Interfaith Alliance UKirk – St. Louis Interfaith Campus Ministries Association Note: Please direct interested callers to the link. Mission statements and contact information are listed under each religious group. Washington University in St. Louis Interfaith Campus Ministries Association (IFCMA) maintains the list of recognized student religious groups.

Meetings led by a therapist and WashU student once a week for meals. This resource is temporarily closed. Please reach out to nutrition@wustl.edu

44. School-Specific Resources - 44.1 Washington University in St. Louis Open group to undergraduate students who identify as asexual, a-romantic or a related identity, allies, and/or are interested about these topics regardless of identity.

A 24/7 peer counseling service for undergraduate Washington University students. What to Expect: Your call will automatically go to voicemail. Leave the number you'd like to be called back at. A Joe (peer counselor) on duty will call you back in 15 minutes or less. The physical office is located along the Gregg storefronts on the South 40, between Wash U Wash and Student Technology Services. Students can use their university ID cards to swipe into the building during our open hours, either through the door between Wash U Wash and STS or through the side door by the Swap. Signs lead the way through the hallway to Uncle Joe's office.

44. School-Specific Resources - 44.1 Washington University in St. Louis Open to all students who identify as LGBTQIA+ or are questioning their sexual, gender, or queer identities. Meetings provide space for students to discuss identity, coming out, and relationships, as well as providing space to practice self-care and community-care. Confidential, must get on email list: wustl.open@gmail.com

UMKC LGBTQIA Programs & Services offers educational and outreach services to celebrate the accomplishments of the LGBTQIA+ community.

"We are a student-run confidential helpline that serves the Washington University in St. Louis community. We offer counseling on topics including, but not limited to, feelings, sexual assault, sexual harassment, intimate partner and sexual violence, relationships, mental and sexual health." Helpline avalable 24/7, however it's currently not available during the summer or winter break. Call and leave a message with a name/pseudonym and number. A SARAH will return your call within 20 minutes from a blocked number. Check out their website for a list of resources around: - Physical/Sexual Health - Mental Health - Interpersonal violence - Race - Religion - LGBTQIA+ Specific - Male survivors - Legal Advocacy

Advocacy/affinity group for LGBTQIA* people in Greek life (specific to WashU)

WashU LGBTQIA+ People & Groups Open to individuals who identify as trans*, gender non-conforming, non-binary, or who are questioning their gender identity. Also seeks to aid other student groups in the efforts to educate the campus about trans* experiences and issues. To obtain more info, get on mailing list for meeting times.

WashU LGBTQIA+ People & Groups Larger group that has open GBMs throughout the year...also hosts large events each semester (Drag Show, Trans Awareness Week, Masqueerade, Gayla, etc.). Has a social and advocacy branch of the group.

WashU LGBTQIA+ People & Groups Closed spaces for undergraduate students who are both LGBTQ-identified and people of color to discuss unique issues at the intersections of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and gender identity. Works to spread dialogues on intersectionality and advocacy, collaborate with student groups and outside organizations, and remain in solidarity with QTPOC with various experiences, circumstances, and needs.

Graduate student led initiative providing education, discussion, and other programming promoting diversity and inclusion within Washington University and beyond. They provide peer mentorship, social events, and opportunities for students to meet one-on-one with a trained mentor in a safe and confidential environment.