What's New on This Site? -- List of recent changes

About Haven

• What is Haven? Haven serves as an administrative umbrella organization for the LGBTQ-oriented student social/support/discussion groups at Cornell University. Follow this link for more information.
• Registration information at the Cornell University Student Activities Office: How Cornell's Student Activities Office officially sees us.
• Officers and Leaders: The people who coordinate and run Haven, and their contact information.
• Facilitators: The people who run and coordinate each of the groups within Haven, and their contact information.
• Haven's Vow of Confidentiality: The issues with which Haven and its included groups are concerned can be very personal, sensitive issues, and we care greatly about individuals' feelings of comfort and safety, and strive to have their needs met and their feelings validated.

Groups Within Haven

• Contact Information, and Meeting Times and Locations For Haven Groups: An alphabetical guide to Haven groups, how to contact their facilitators, and when and where they meet.

• BRIDGES (Bisexuals ReInventing Definitions of GEnder and Sexuality) (temporarily not active due to leadership changes)
• CUGSA (Cornell University Gay-Straight Alliance)
• Dialogue
• Greeks United Against Homophobia
• LBQ (Lesbian Bisexual Questioning Women)
• Mosaic
• MSM (Men Supporting Men)
• Safe Space

Other Groups, Resources, and Information Relating to LGBTQ and Sexuality Issues at Cornell University

• LGBTRC (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Resource Center) -- (lgbtrc.cornell.edu/): Providing a centralized source of information, support, and programming to Cornell's LGBTQ community.
• DASH (Direct Action to Stop Homophobia) -- (get.to/dash/): Cornell's student direct/political/social action group for gay issues. Responsible for, among other things, Gay Jeans Day, the Gaypril 1999 Rally on Ho Plaza, work on issues of ROTC discrimination, and the New Queer Students Meeting held during Orientation Week in the fall. DASH is the modern incarnation of what was once part of Cornell's LGBT Coalition.
• LBG (Lesbian, Bisexual, & Gay) Studies (www.arts.cornell.edu/lbg/): The LGBTQ-oriented academic department within Cornell's College of Arts & Sciences.
• CAPS (Counseling and Psychological Services) -- (www.uhs.cornell.edu/CAPS/): A division of Gannett Cornell University Health Services dedicated to psychiatric and psychological care, counseling and referral, and general mental and emotional health issues. Complete confidentiality is part of the policy. Questions of sexual and gender identity, and sexual orientation, are very common in a university-age population, and CAPS is there to help with issues like these.

Miscellaneous

• Links: Hyperlinks to other gay-related web sites.

Last Updated June 28, 2000

This page is hosted by Cornell University Registered Student Organizations Web Services.

Page Design by Mike Webb, 1999-2000. Site-related feedback should be directed to Mike at mrw11@cornell.edu.