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Outlist 2010 Christopher Deal Bridget Hardy Gloria Leung Iris Ouyang Erica Shieh Brad Wergley Hiroshi Sasaki Viktor Kerney Jeremy Allen Elina Khodorkovsky Adam Wyatt Graduate Student, Master’s in Human Junior, Environmental Studies Freshman, Neuroscience Graduate Student, Linguistics Junior, Music Industry Senior, Cinema-Television Production Adjunct Assistant Professor, Masters Assistant Director for Student Leadership, Alumnus, B.A. in French, M.Ed. in PASA, Dedicated to LGBT youth that have taken Behavior (MHB) Program, Rossier School of Education Residential Education Alumnus, BA Fine Arts , 2010 Alumnus, B.A. International Relations and Anna Harley-Trochimczyk Ann Li Sara Parker Adam Siegel Marc Wetrich Tony Altimore Global Business, 2009 2004 Jackie DeLeon Senior, Chemical Engineering Junior, Business/IR Freshman, Business Administration in Graduate Student, Social Work Lisa Schweitzer Johnnathan Korver Alumnus, BS, 2001 Regina Lark Diane Yanez their own lives as a result of bullying, Sophomore, Film Production Alecs Harper Shuai Li Management Cinematic Arts Denice Wharton Associate Professor, School of Policy, Talent Acquisition Specialist, Career and Alumnus, Ph.D., 1999 Alumnus, Bachelors, Biology, 2006 Rebeca Delgado Sophomore, LNPS Graduate Student, Civil Engineering Aimee Sienkiewicz Senior, Political Science and Spanish Planning and Development Protective Services Cindy Ananias Sophomore, Writing for Film/Television Chris Passarelli Senior, Psychology Laura Isabel Serna Michael Kurland Alumnus, Health Promotion and Disease Radford Lathan harassment and campus homophobia. Keanna Harper Kevin Liang Senior, Political Science Gracie Wheelan Assistant Professor, School of Cinematic Academic Adviser, LAS College Prevention, 2009 Alumnus, Bachelor of Arts: Religion, Intl Campus Organization List Joshua DeMilta Sophomore, Business/Cinematic Arts Freshman, Biological Sciences Marie Paulo Erica Silva Senior, Critical Studies Arts, Critical Studies Debbie Ananias Relations, 2010 Sophomore, Broadcast Journalism Montana Harrington Alida Liberman Graduate Student, M.Ed. / PASA Junior, Political Science Alex Whitehead Danielle Lancon Alumnus, Psychology BA 2006, Master of Ryann Lauckner Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. The Trojan family, like most other families, has Stefano Di Paola Sophomore, Anthropology Graduate Student, Philosophy Elizabeth Singh Senior, Architecture Lynn Sipe Director, Center for Women and Men Social Work, 2010 Alumnus, B.A Film and Television, B.A. OUTLaw Senior, Art History Shaked Peleg Graduate Student, Film Associate Dean for Collections, USC Heather Larabee Nathaniel Anderson Italian, 2006 Willie Hartman Tiffany Lin Sophomore, Econ/Math and IR Stephanie Whitman Libraries Assistant Dean/Director of Campus Activities, Alumnus, BA, MAcc, 2005 Bamboo Offshoot some members who are gay, lesbian, bisexual or Laetitia Diatezua Freshman, Animation and Digital Arts Junior, Neuroscience Casey Penk Steven Sinkewicz Graduate Student, Medicine Varun Soni Student Affairs Vanessa Lauzon HapaSC Sophomore, Biology Shari Hawker Angela Lin Freshman, BUAD / EALC Graduate Student, Social Work Rachel Wiegman Elysse Applebaum Alumnus, MD, BA, BS, 2008 transgender, and many others who count themselves Jimmy Diaz Sophomore, Music Susan Slater Freshman, Communication David Lichtenstein Alumnus, BA, English (Creative Writing) & Avery Le Hermanos Unidos Sophomore, Neuroscience Megan Pennington Life CNTV (Production), 2008 Latino Business Student Association Senior, PPD Nicholas Hazelton Derek Lipkin Graduate Student, Chemistry Graduate Student, Medicine Morgan Williams James Thing Alumnus, B.A., 2007 as allies. Dina Diaz Freshman, Business-Cinematic Arts Graduate Student, Gould School of Law Senior, Gender Studies and English Lecturer, Sociology Erica Lovano McCann Jeremy Avila Jennifer (Jaye) Lopez USC Lambda LGBT Alumni Association Senior, Journalism, French Bertrand Perdomo-Ucles Scott Slesinger Assistant Director, Undergraduate Programs Alumnus, Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, Alumnus, B.A. double major - English and Each one of us who has signed below celebrates Sylvia He Jason Lo Senior, Public Policy, Management, and Senior, Public Relations Gill Williams Karen Tongson Cristy Lytal 2008 SWMS, 1995 Zeta Sigma Phi Inc Yvette Diaz de Tuesta Graduate Student, Policy, Planning, and Graduate Student, Master of Music - Planning Jordan Smith Freshman, Theatre/Music Industry Assistant Professor, English and Gender Development Piano Performance Studies Assistant Director, University Publications Gennaro Avolio-Toly Karen Marcus Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity, Inc. National Coming Out Day, and we are proud to Graduate Student, Social Work Tal Peretz Graduate Student, Industrial and Manon Wilson Caitlin Mahaffey Alumnus, BA Art History & Political Science, Alumnus, Bachelor of Arts, 2010 Cara Dickason Aja Heisler Marcus Logan Graduate Student, Sociology Systems Engineering Sophomore, French/Linguistics Sherry Velasco 2008 Fight On For Darfur Senior, Business Administration Senior, LN/PS Professor, Spanish and Portuguese Associate Director of Career Advising, Keck Eliseo Martinez advocate a safe and respectful environment for every Senior, Cinema Lauren Perez Hannah Smith Marshall Wilson School of Medicine Kristen Azevedo Alumnus, B.A. Public Relations, 1978 She Shall Go Free Tanya Djafar Deshawn Michael Helmick Lori Lopez Senior, English Graduate Student, Urban Planning Senior, History Gary Watson Alison Marks Alumnus, M.Ed. Postsecondary Admin & QueerCut member of the USC community. By adding our names Sophomore, BMEL Senior, International Relations Graduate Student, Communication Maureen Perry Tina Sohaili Taylor Witte Provost Professor , Philosophy and Law Practicum Trainee, Student Counseling Center Student Affairs, 2008 Andrew Martinez Keith Henkel Alexis Lothian Graduate Student, Law Alumnus, BA Music, BS Business Adminis - Educators for Queer Alliance KeAndra Dodds Freshman, Piano BA Junior, English - Creative Writing Walter L. Williams Brenda Marquez Jacquelyn Baumgartner tration, 2008 (EQuAL) to this list, we are saying this day matters to us. We’re Graduate Student, LAW Graduate Student, Biomedical Graduate Student, English; Gender Studies Tiara Peterkin Karan Soni Kelly Wolf Research Professor of Anthropology and Alumnus, Bachelor - Business Administration, Engineering History, Anthropology library assistant, health sciences libraries 2003 Naoya Matsuda Rosario Doriott Becca Louisell Graduate Student, Social Work Senior, Theater Graduate Student, SCA Critical Studies Dane Martens Alumnus, Bachelors - Accounting, 2002 saying we want USC to be a place where all belong, Graduate Student, Law School Kathryn Henzler Graduate Student, CNTV Production Jade Peterkin Elizabeth Soriano Taylor Wolfson Kevin Berg Sophomore, EALC Staff List Director, USC Spectrum Alumnus, B.A. Broadcast Journalism, 1990 Caitlin Mattias where all feel welcome. Christopher Dunford Cailin Lowry Sophomore, International Relations Freshman, Communication Freshman, History Felipe Martinez Alumnus, B.A. Public Relations, Interna - Senior, BME Angie Hermes Freshman, Film Production Jackson Pharris Quinn Sosna-Spear David Woloz Jade Agua Daphney Rose Bitanga Senior, Economics, French Assistant Director, Norman Topping Student Alumnus, Master of Education, PASA, 2009 tional Relations, 2008 Travis Dunlap Alicia Lu Senior, ASTE Freshman, Writing for Screen and Senior, Architecture Aid Fund Stephen May Today, some of us are proud to come out as gay, Sophomore, Undeclared Cristian Hernandez Senior, Neuroscience, Sociology Adam Phillips Television Connie Wong Student Services Geno Boggiatto Alumnus, BA, Spanish; MA, Applied Freshman, Undeclared Pat Alford-Keating Michelle Mccormick Alumnus, Bachelor of Architecture, 2010 lesbian, bisexual, or transgender. Others of us are Jason Duong Louis Lucero II Sophomore, Business Administration/ Charlotte Spangler Senior, Business Administration Academic Advisor Linguistics, 1986 Senior, HPDP, SPAN Nidia Hernandez Junior, Environmental Studies / English Critical Studies Freshman, Theater Director of Training, Counseling Center Rick Boone Angela McCracken Graduate Student, MSW Marcus Anderson Ryann McQuilton Alumnus, Computer Science, 2003 proud to count ourselves as allies and continue to Alberto Edeza Kathryn Lynch Valerie Pitsch Sudeep Srivastava Sophomore, Business Administration Program Advisor, College Honors Programs Alumnus, MA, PhD, 2009 Freshman, Biochem/Gender Studies Sarah Hester Sophomore, Business Freshman, International Relations Graduate Student, Computational Ross Woodley Director of Student Services, School of Marissa Borjon Junior, ASTE Biology and Bioinformatics Cinematic Arts Natalie Merchant Alumnus, M.A., Strategic PR, Annenberg Kristy McCray support those who come out. Together, we are your Amin El Gamal Anna Lyon Andrew Platt Graduate Student, Masters of Academic Advisor, Chemistry Alumnus, BA, Print Journlism/Poli Sci Graduate Student, Acting / MFA Jay-Marie Hill Junior, anthropology Graduate Student, Medicine Srdjan Stakic, EdD Landscape Architecture Mark Arteaga School, 2010 2002; M.Ed, PASA 2007 Graduate Student, Masters, Teaching Graduate Student, Peter Stark Pro- Project Specialist, School of Social Work Patrick Moore Ainsley Breault fellow students, professors, alums, co-workers, Rebecca Elias Andrea Macko Richard Ponce ducing Program Lia Woodward Senior Associate Director, Financial Aid Brenda Miller Junior, History Clara Hill Freshman, Neuroscience Sophomore, Biomedical Engineering Junior,
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