Working with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender College Students

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Working with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender College Students A Handbook for Faculty and Administrators

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Ronni L. Sanlo

Book Code: GR0227

ISBN: 0-313-30227-8

ISBN-13: 978-0-313-30227-5

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488 pages, tables

Greenwood Press

Publication: 5/30/1998

List Price: $125.00 (UK Sterling Price: £70.00)

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Media Type: Hardcover

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Trim Size: 6 1/8 x 9 1/4

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Series Title: The Greenwood Educators' Reference Collection

Reviews:

Recommended for the faculty, researchers, and practioners in secondary and higher education institutions.
—Choice
...the material presented is very equitable in addressing the needs of all parts of the sexual minority population....In short, this is a fine reference work. I believe it will be a valuable addition to the literature in student life....this reference compilation not only should be in every college and university library collection, it should also be in Deans of Students' offices and available to all campus life professionals who support student needs....I recommend it highly.
—The Lesbian Review of Books
I found the book an enlightening read and believe student affairs practicioners, researchers, faculty, and students will find the book extremely helpful and informative in their daily pursuits of eredicating homophobia and heterosexism and helping in the development of gay, lesbian,, bisexual, and transgender students....[T]he book will provide decision-makers a better and more informed framework in which to render their judgments.
—Journal of College Student Development
This is a much needed and well done handbook which should be read by every university dean, instructor, and faculty advisor. The book does an outstanding job overall of raising issues and presenting possible solutions. LGBT students have not traditionally been served well by educational insitutions; these discussions are long overdue.
—Journal of Homosexuality
[A]n invaluable and highly recommended resource....Following the advice given in Working with LGBT College Students should help to bring about a climate in which LGBT students can feel as welcome, enriched, anxiety-free, and safe in all aspects of their college experience as students who are secure in their heterosexual orientation.
—Reference & User Services Quarterly
Sanlo's text is a valuable reference book for university faculty members, staff, and administrators who are looking for some assistance in the necessary work of reexamining LGBT student needs, including them in policies and curricula, and valuing them as full citizens of the university.
—NACADA Journal

Description: Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students are on our campuses. They are either discovering their orientations while in our institutions or arriving with full clarity about their sexual identities. It is difficult to provide the attention these students need if we do not understand the issues or how to address them. This handbook is a guide to providing services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students. It is for all faculty and administrators, especially those who may struggle personally with understanding non-heterosexual identities, who wish to create a safe and welcoming environment for all students. Non-heterosexual faculty and staff may also find this work useful as they attempt to discover themselves in academic and educational literature. Each section presents an area in which questions usually arise. Chapters within the sections dissect specific issues and, where appropriate, offer recommendations for change. Some of those areas include: identity development theories; residence halls; career planning; health and counseling centers; HIV/AIDS; students with disabilities; same-sex dating and domestic violence; athletics; fraternities; student leadership; speakers' bureaus and safe zone programs; commuter schools and church-related institutions; and Internet resources.

Table of Contents:

Introduction
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Students: Who Are They and What Do They Need?
Sexual Identity Development: The Importance of Target or Dominant Group Membership by Patricia L. Sullivan
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Identity and Student Development Theory by Ruth E. Fassinger
Making Meaning: Providing Tools for an Integrated Identity by Laura C. Engelken
The People in Between: Understanding the Needs of Bisexual Students by Kirsten M. O'Brien
Transgendered Students on Our Campuses by Lisa J. Lees
Special People/Special Places
A Far Better Place: Institutions as Allies by Elisa Lucozzi
The Residence Hall: A Home Away from Home by Matthew W. Robison
Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Issues within the Greek Community by Douglas N. Case
Coming Out/Coming Home: Black Gay Men on Campus by Michael J. Dumas
Negotiating the Subtle Dance: The Unique Challenges Confronting Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Graduate Students by Tim Matheney
Establishing a Visible Presence on Campus by Doug Bauder
Out in the Stacks: Opening Academic Library Collections to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Students by Michael A. Lutes and Michael S. Montgomery
Staying Connected: LGBT Alumni Groups by Jayne Thorson
Career Planning and Advising
Addressing the Career Needs of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender College Students by Simone Himbeault Taylor, Kerin McQuaid Borland, and Sharon D. Vaughters
Becoming an LGBT-Affirmative Career Advisor: Guidelines for Faculty, Staff, and Administrators by Roger L. Worthington, Saba Inez McCrary, and Kimberly A. Howard
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Health Issues on Campus
Effective and Humane Campus Health and Counseling Services by Richard P. Keeling
Coming Out in the Age of AIDS: HIV Prevention on Campus by Peter A. Newman
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Students with Disabilities: Implications for Faculty and Staff by John R. Cowles and Ric Underhile
Transitioning on Campus: A Case Studies Approach by Karen Nakamura
Campus Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Centers by Joyce Wright
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Trangender Issues in Athletics
Creating a Safe Space in College Athletics by Roger L. Worthington and Katya Salkever
Heterosexism and the Lesbian Label in Women's Intercollegiate Athletics by Susan R. Rankin
Athletics and the Gay Male Identity: The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner by Dan Bauer
The Faculty and the Classroom
Queering the Curriculum, or What's Walt Whitman Got to Do with It? by Saralyn Chesnut
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Students in the College Classroom by Kristen A. Renn
Homophobia in the Scholarly Climate: Campus Attitudes Toward Women's Studies Students by Bonnie J. Morris
Faculty and Staff Mentors for LGBT Students: Key Responsibilities and Requirements by Beth Kraig
"Do We Have to Call It That?!" Planning, Implementing, and Teaching a LGBT Course by Jean Thoresen
Administration and Policy
Bending Toward Justice: Examining and Dismantling Heterosexism on College and University Campuses by Brian L. Watkins
The Campus Climate Report: Assessment and Intervention Strategies by Susan R. Rankin
Extending Benefits for Students' Domestic Partners by Richard P. Keeling and Ferdinand J. Schlapper
A Giant Step Toward Equality: Domestic Partner Benefits by Jayne Thorson and Raelynn J. Hillhouse
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Student Leadership and Organizations
Leadership Development for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender College Students by J. Davidson "Dusty" Porter
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Student Organizations: An Overview by Sherry L. Mallory
The Life Cycle of Campus LGBT Organizations: Finding Ways to Sustain Involvement and Effectiveness by Charles Outcalt
Advising Student Organizations: Opportunities for Student Development by Allen Ward
Programs and Possibilities
Sexual Orientation Speakers Bureaus by Alicia Lucksted
Creating a Safe Zone Project at a Small Private College: How Hate Galvanized a Community by Kathleen (KC) Burns Hothem and Christopher D. Keene
Special Institutions
An Oasis: The LGBT Student Group on a Commuter Campus by Glorianne Leck
Exploring Sexual Orientation Issues at Colleges and Universities with Religious Affiliations by Beth Kraig
Technology and the Lavender Web
Technology: A Potential Ally for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Students by Aaron F. Lucier
The Lavender Web: LGBT Resources on the Internet

LC Card Number: 97-26182

LCC Class: LC192

Dewey Class: 378


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