Training & panels
A page within Pride Center
Located on the second floor of the Student Union in the COVE
Events
Starts 10 a.m. Mon, Jan. 22
FREE Fitness Fundamental Class
At the Rec Sports Fitness Center
Starts 8 a.m. Tue, April 2
Apply to be a Peer Health Advocate!
Starts 6 p.m. Mon, April 15
Spanish Film Festival
Multiple dates (8 upcoming)
Education Abroad 101
Learn how you can Study Abroad!
Starts 11 a.m. Tue, April 16
Wishmakers on Campus - La Crosse bake sale!
A student org event from Wishmakers on Campus La Crosse
5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Tue, April 16
Financial Crimes:
Awareness & Prevention
5:30 p.m. Tue, April 16
Cultural Coffee Hour - Food Culture
5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tue, April 16
COVE Block Party
A student org event
Multiple dates (3 upcoming)
VIRTUAL Education Abroad 101
Learn how you can Study Abroad!
Ally Workshops
Ally Workshops are workshops presented by the peer educators employed by the Pride Center. There are several Ally Workshops each semester on the UWL campus. Ally Workshops are also available upon request.
What You Should Know About Ally Workshops
Who can request them?
Any campus or community organization, including instructors, residence hall staff, student organizations, or other presentations/workshops.
What is the format?
Ally Workshops last between one hour to an hour and a half. These workshops include a presentation of information about LGBTQ+ issues as well as group activities for discussion. There is also time for general questions that audience members may have.
How can you request an Ally Workshop?
Please contact pridecenter@uwlax.edu to request a workshop for your group.
LGBTQ+ Panels
What You Should Know About Panels
Who can request them?
Any campus or community organization, including instructors, residence hall staff, student organizations, or other presentations/workshops.
What is the format?
Panels last around an hour, but can be flexible with the time available. Panelists give a brief personal introduction. The panel lead then presents a basic introduction to LGBTQQIAAA+2S terminology and safer space guidelines. Then, the floor is yours. Panels work best when a group has prepared a few questions to get started.
Reminder:
Panelists are there to share their own experiences with the campus community, they represent themselves and do not speak for the entire LGBTQ+ community. Likewise, panelists can choose not to answer any questions they do not feel comfortable answering.
How can you request an LGBTQ+ Panel? How can you offer to be on a LGBTQ+ Panel?
Please contact pridecenter@uwlax.edu to request a panel for your group or to join us on an upcoming panel.