The Queer Student Cultural Center banner features two clasped hands with rainbow wristbands in front of a maroon outline of Minnesota. Rainbow lettering reads “Queer Student Cultural Center,” with the tagline “At the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities” and “Established 1969.”
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Hey First_Name,
The Queer Student Cultural Center has two exciting things happening this week!
QSCC Halloween Party - Friday, October 31st, 4–8 PM in HSEC 2110
Join us for an evening of community, music, games, and Halloween-themed fun in a safe and welcoming space. Come in costume or just as you are and enjoy Pizza Lucé, Halloween candy, and lots of good vibes!
This event is open to all queer students, allies, and friends. Come hang out, meet new people, and celebrate spooky season with the QSCC!
RSVP here: https://cglink.me/2xa/r378411

Board Applications Close This Week!
We’re also accepting applications for QSCC board positions, but not for long! Applications close Wednesday, October 29th at 5 PM, so get yours in soon if you’re interested.
Open positions include:
- Fundraising and Grants
- GenderQueer facilitator (1 position open)
- MasQ facilitator (2 positions open)
- qARTz facilitator (1 position open)
- Roots facilitator (2 positions open)
- SapphiQ facilitator (2 positions open)
- A-spec-tacular facilitator (1 position open)
Everyone is encouraged to apply, including first-year students and those new to the university.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out in the Help Desk channel on Discord or reply to this email.
Apply here: https://cglink.me/2xa/s164
We hope to see you at the Halloween Party and look forward to your board applications!
With pride,
The Queer Student Cultural Center
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About the Queer Student Cultural Center
Our Mission Statement: To celebrate the diversity and culture of the queer community; educate the University of Minnesota community on issues pertinent to the lives of queer students; advocate for inclusion and equality of all individuals regardless of gender identity and sexual/romantic orientation; provide a safe space for queer students to meet and form a sense of community; and empower queer individuals, groups, and organizations.
- A safe, open environment (CMU 217).
- Information on events, resources, and queer opportunities.
- Free internet, printing, and a library of books, magazines, and movies.
- Board games, art supplies, and more for community use.
- Weekly LGBTQIA+ identity groups — See Schedule.
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