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~~ , The 11th Annual Midwest Bisexual, Lesbian, Gay, Transgender, and Ally College Conference LOVING ITN PAIDE FEBRUARY 14-16, 2003 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, COLUMBUS, OHIO (~"'\\\\', 2::~' \ ~I.l!~~ .",;: 51'_'de.-'! S.,,"i, .. ,·..·, Ohio State's office of GLBT Student Services, the Multicultural Center ___ J1lZa< ---­...... -...........................--­- --­- --- -"""""""',..,..--~,-~........ IBM General Mills NCR GlaxoSmithKline OSU Student Affairs Late Night Programming Human Rights Initiative Arcus Foundation CampusPride. Net Campaign nyac National Youth Advocacy Coalition Outlook News King Avenue United Methodist Church Fund for Ministry with Gay and Lesbian Persons Lynn Greer Foundation ____ilM·· ,;u_··· lM ..,··..-1-- ARE PLAYING TO WIN. IBM is delighted to walk hand in hand with the Midwest Bisexual, Lesbian, Gay, Transgender and Ally College Conference participants. They're out. They're loud. And we're proud. Visit with Larry Dunn during the Career Fair and attend Sarah Siegel's workshop and their career panel discussions on Saturday and Sunday. Resumes with all of your experience, including GLBTA activism, are welcome at all of these sessions. -- I LOVING .t AIIWITH Table of Contents/Schedule i1!>f PRIDE Conference Sponsors 2 Acknowledgments 3 Saturday, February 15 Announcements 4 8-11 am: Conference Registration Special Events 7 Second Floor Lobby CareerF~r 8 8:30-1 0:30am: Free Conference Breakfast Table Fair Exhibitors 9 West Ballroom Foyer 9-10:15am: Workshop Session I Fri. Night Programming 10 1Oam-4pm: Career Fair Keynote Speakers 13 Main Lounge Featured Presenters 14 1Oam-4pm: Table Fair Sat. Night Programming 18 Main Lounge Caucuses 20 10:30-11 :45am: Keynote Speaker: Moises Kaufman Workshop Tracks 22 The Ballrooms Workshop Overview 24 Noon-1:00pm: LunchlCaucus Meetings Workshop Descriptions 26 1-2:15pm: Workshop Session II Ohio Union Map 46 2:30-3:45pm: Workshop Session III Columbus Nightlife 48 4-5: 15pm: Workshop Session IV 5:30-7pm: Dinner Break Religious Services 50 7-9:30pm: Dar Williams with special guest Toshi Reagon, The Ballrooms Conference Schedule 10pm: Suzanne Westenhoefer The Ballrooms Friday, February 14 4-9pm: Conference Registration Sunday, February 16 Second Floor Lobby 8:30-10:30am: Free Conference Breakfast 6-7:15pm: Keynote Speaker: Susie Bright West Ballroom Foyer The Ballrooms 9-10:15am: Workshop Session V 9-11pm: Drag Show with the H.I.S. Kings 10:30-11:45am: Workshop Session VI The Ballrooms Noon-1:15pm: Keynote Speaker: RuPaul 11 pm-2am: "My Funny Valentine" Dance The Ballrooms The Ballrooms 1:30pm: Volunteer Thank You Reception 11pm-1am: GLBT Musical Showcase Stecker Lounge Woody's 1 --j LOVING .t Conference Sponsors ...WITH . ~ PlUDE National Co-Sponsors Thank You to Our Sponsors: Bank One Conference Organizer National Women's Music Festival GLBT Student Services, the Multicultural OUTfront, Amnesty International USA Center, Ohio State University OutMedia PrideFest, Inc. National Sponsors Walgreens Arcus Foundation Campus Pride.Net Local Co-Sponsors General Mills Reverend Jane E. Black GlaxoSmithKline Columbus AIDS Task Force Human Rights Campaign Mer(il Crane, Gender Program ofCentral Ohio IBM Daniel Sean Dice, LPA Lynn Greer Foundation Fast Friday Productions NCR Howard Fradkin & Donald Laufersweiler, National Youth Advocacy Coalition Affirmations Interweave, First Unitarian Universalist Church Local Sponsors Axis Nightclub/HavanalUnion Station Video Cafe JeffJones Chris Kloth, Changeworks King Ave. United Methodist Church Fund E. Randall Loop, LMT, RIfT, OM for Ministry with Gay & Lesbian Persons OSU Council ofGraduate Students Phil Martin OSU Asian American Student Services OSU Moonlight Madness: Student Affairs' Late Night Programming Initiative OSU Hillel OSU Hispanic Student Services OSU Undergraduate Student Government OSU Housing and Residence Education Outlook News OSU The Women's Place OSU Department ofWomen's Studies Private Counseling Services Ann Smith-Peoples, Columbus Health Dept. Shana Underberger I ! \ ~ 2 -, .LOVING .t WITH· Acknowledgments PRIDE Conference Organizers GI.8TSS Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender Student Services -./ GLBTStudent Services, the Multicultural Center Brett Beemyn, Coordinator Anne Collinson, Hope McGonigle, and Melissa Murray, Graduate Administrative Assistants Will Crawford and Sarah Jayne Moore, Office Assistants Jarvis Smith, Intern The Multicultural Center Christine Ballengee-Morris, Interim Executive Director Rebecca Nelson and Willa Young, Associate Directors Conference Co-Chairs Will Crawford and Patience Whitworth Conference Steering Committee Justin Blakey, Erica Claman, Joanna Leach, Michelle Mann, Sarah Jayne Moore, Jaime Phillips, Elizabeth Reed, Megan Stocker, Vanessa Strickley, AJ Wilson Volunteers Jude Almeida, Ryan Anderson, Stacy Annour, Jane Berger, Emily Boberg, Jonathan Boland, Tessa Bondi, Joe Bower, Miranda Cavins, Siu-Ling Cheung, Alex Cofield, Andy Courts, Chris Cullum, Kathryn Cullum, Jacki Della Rosa, Victoria Denham, Lee Deskins, Chris Dick, Laura Michele Diener, Bob Domingo, Chet Domitz, Shannon Fahy, Olga Firdman, Megan Fitch, Chad Foust, Stephanie Fowler, Kay Fukuda, Chandra Geiser, Orie Givens, Nicola Goodall, Chuck Gumey, Rebecca Gurney, Rob Hancock, Becky Harrison, Nick Harrod, Amity Henson, Mandy Howenstine, Aric Kalynchuk, Carol Kane, Josh McKinney, Katie Machingo, Patricia Gray Mendoza, Edmund Murray, Rebecca Nelson, Caryn Neumann, Ann Newman, Obie Ford Oford, Brad Potter, Beaker Prince, Kimberley Reedy, Deborah Schipper, Michele Spring-Moore, Adam Tenney, Shannon Thomas, Shana Underberger, Crista Underwood, Gretchen Voter, Garth E. Wall, Haley Wightman, Kelly Witchen, Willa Young 3 LOVING .t ..WITH· Announcements ~ PlUDE Events Are for Registered Conference Attendees To gain admittance to the Dar Williams and Toshi Reagon concert, you must wear your wristband. You will need to have your wristband or conference name tag to gain admittance to the keynote speeches, the drag show, and Suzanne Westenhoefer's performance. Communication A bulletin board is available next to the registration tables for program changes, personal messages, meeting notices, ride sharing, etc. Please check it regularly. Parking The easiest place to park is in the garage next to the Ohio Union. We are selling OSU parking passes for $4 (face value) at the registration tables. These passes allow you to park in the garage all day for about $2 less than you would be charged otherwise. Simply present the pass to the gate attendant when you exit the garage. No Smoking and No Scents. Please! There is no smoking anywhere in the Ohio Union. Please do not smoke immediately next to the doors ofthe building. To make it possible for many people with environmental illnesses and chemical sensitivities to attend the conference, we request that people not use perfumes, colognes, oils ("natural" or otherwise), and scented lotions. Accessibility The accessible entrance to the Ohio Union is located on the west side ofthe building; signs are posted at the main (High Street) entrance. All bathrooms are wheelchair accessible, except the ones on the 1st floor directly across from Wendy's. The accessible bathrooms onthe 1st floor are located across from the ballrooms on the north side ofthe building. TTY payphones are located on the 2nd floor, across from the information desk. The keynote addresses will be signed in American Sign Language (ASL) and upfront seating at these events has been reserved for this purpose. We will try to provide ASL interpreters for workshops as needed; please let us know your needs at the registration tables. Safe Rooms Rooms have been reserved for the following groups to meet, chat, rest, and network: People with Disabilities (Scarlet Suite E) People ofColor (Scarlet Suite L) Trans-identified People (Scarlet Suite R) The State Room on the 3rd floor is set aside as quiet space for anyone who needs a break. Please respect these spaces. Counseling and Support I tfyou need to speak with a counselor, or have an issue you'd like to discuss with an advocate, please ask at the registration tables or ask a volunteer (the people in the red conference shirts). We will have counselors and advocates on call, but cannot guarantee their availability. 4 LOVING. WITH Announcements PlUDE Twelve-Step Meetings Open to everyone. Friday at midnight and Saturday at 12:1Spm in the State Room. Gender-Free Bathrooms The restrooms on the 3rd floor by the Buckeye Suites have been designated gender-free. Please respect these bathrooms as available to everyone. A Word about Trans Etiquette Please do not assume anyone's gender, even people you may have met in the past. A person's external appearance may not match their internal gender identity. You cannot know the gender or sex ofsomeone by their physical body, voice, appearance, or mannerisms. It is best to ask, "What pronoun do you prefer?" or "How do you identify?" before using pronouns or gendered words for anyone. In group situations where you don't have an opportunity to ask someone what words they prefer, try using gender-neutral phrases like "the person in the red shirt," instead of "that woman or man." One way ofacknowledging Trans people's needs is to designate restrooms gender neutral. In bathrooms, many Trans people face harassment that can lead to anything from deep discomfort to arrest or death. Regardless ofwhat bathroom you are in, please let everyone pee in peace. Each ofus can decide for ourselves in which bathroom we belong. Please listen to Trans people's needs and stories when
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