Georgetown Law supports and works to ensure the inclusion of all lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, and intersex students. The individuals and offices listed below serve as resources for LGBTQ students. We understand that there are concerns and issues unique to the LGBTQ community, and invite you to call or schedule an appointment today to take advantage of the campus support services and programs available.
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Office of the Dean of Students
ODOS serves as an advocate for all students and as a liaison between students, faculty, and the administration. Mitchell Bailin, Dean of Students, is the primary contact for LGBTQ concerns at the Law Center. He is also prepared to make referrals as appropriate to other Law Center faculty and staff members who are knowledgeable about LGBTQ issues and can assist students with their questions and concerns. Call 662-4066 or email deanofstudents@law.georgetown.edu for more information.
Georgetown University LGBTQ Resource Center
The new LGBTQ Resource Center works to support LGBTQ community members and to help the university community better understand and address the unique needs and experiences of LGBTQ students. The center is located in Leavey 325. For more information, contact Shiva Subbaraman, Director, at 687-3546 or ss826@georgetown.edu.
Office of Residence Life
Students with questions or concerns related to LGBTQ housing accommodations available at the Law Center should contact Chris Hall, Director of Residence Life and Student Programs, at 662-9299 or halljc@law.georgetown.edu. |
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:
GAYLAW
Human Rights Campaign
HRC Glossary of Terms
Lambda Legal
National LGBT Bar
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays
Servicemembers Legal Defense Network
National Association for Legal Professionals
LGBTQ Scholarship Foundations:
Point Foundation
Transgender Scholarship and Education Legacy Fund
Financial Aid for LGBTQ Students |
Office of Career Services and Office of Public Interest and Community Service
Both the Office of Career Services and the Office of Public Interest and Community Service are available to assist students with career counseling and issues related to employment and the job search process.
Counseling and Psychiatric Service (CAPS)
CAPS is the university's primary mental health agency for students and the campus community. Students with concerns related to their sexual identity may set up a confidential appointment with one of the CAPS clinicians. Call 687-6985 to schedule an appointment.
Outlaw
The mission of Outlaw shall be to promote lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) equality, provide opportunities to educate the Georgetown Law community on legal issues affecting LGBT people, and create a welcoming social atmosphere for LGBT students and their friends and allies at Georgetown University Law Center. |
