“I feel proud to be out on campus and have no real fears of being visual. I’ve not yet had a negative experience from being visual. I have had people ask questions on occasion but they were polite and relatively non-intrusive.”
      - 20 yr old, Lesbian, Junior

“I feel that it is hit or miss with certain professors but I have yet to have a problem. When I tell them I am trans, they are very accepting and try their best to accommodate me. When I got to my dorm freshman year, I was so worried about coming out but not only did my roommate accept me but she loved it. Only one girl in my hall out of 29 disapproved.”
      - 20 yr old, Transwoman, Junior

“I came out to the community at the National Coming Out Day event that the GLBT Resource Center held. It gives a safe environment for all people and all around the student body is relatively accepting of the gay community.”
      - 19 yr old, Gay Sophomore

“I felt extremely comfortable. The groups I hung around (Black Student Alliance, GLBT Resource Center, Gay Straight Alliance, Delta Lambda Phi) were open and expressive in their own right! Coming out was great because I have a great support system built on lots of groups on campus."
      - 20 yr oldM Gay Soph 20