Date: Mon, 31 Oct 1994 14:58:45 -0500
From: CXSNGLTF@AOL.COM
Subject: Campus Programs @ Creating Change

NGLTF's 7th Annual Creating Change Conference, Nov. 11-13 in Dallas, Texas,
will feature 7 campus-specific workshops:

1.  "Domestic Partner Organizing on Campus," moderated by Marjorie Cowmeadow
of the University of Minnesota

2.  "Coalition-Building on Campus," moderated by Jamie Washington of the
University of Maryland, Baltimore County

3.  "Taking it Off-Campus:  The Campus Role in Fighting Right-Wing Anti-LGB
Initiatives," moderated by Curt Shepard and Buzz Harris of the NGLTF Policy
Institute

4.  "Campus Organizing 101:  Essential Elements for Building Healthy and
Effective Queer Campus Organizations," moderated by M.K. Cullen, Grass Roots
Organizing Weekend (G.R.O.W.) Coordinator of the United States Student
Association.

5.  "Freedom Project-Los Angeles and ROTC at UCLA:  A Case Study of a
Campus/Community Partnership,"  moderated by Julio Rosa, NGLTF Board member
and UCLA undergraduate student.

6.  "Building a Statewide or Regional Queer Campus Network:  Case Studies
from California, Texas, Michigan and New England," moderated by Jerry Callumn
of the Coalition of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Student Groups - Texas.

7.  "Queer Campus Resource Centers:  How to Get One, How to Staff One and
What to do With One Once You Get It.," moderated by Ronni Sanlo of the
University of Michigan.

In addition to these workshops, numerous campus-related meetings and caucuses
will be taking place throughout the Conference.  If you haven't made plans to
attend Creating Change '94, it's not too late to register.  Call 202/332-6483
x3329 for information about on-site registration in Dallas.

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