National University's Founding LGBTQ Student Organization
MEETINGS AND UPCOMING EVENTS
PRIDE @ NU meets monthly via Zoom, meaning that students from any campus can take part! Email us to be added to our National University Blackboard page, where you can access minutes of past meetings and subscribe to announcements. We also sponsor events throughout the year around community service, intercultural appreciation, and LGBTQ networking and career development. Please contact us if you have any questions or ideas!
MONTHLY MEETING
First Wednesday of each month @ 5:30 pm
Meetings are normally held once a month via Zoom.:
https://nu.zoom.us/j/5854256847
Zoom software is free, please download before the meeting at:
For access to archived meetings, please join our NU Student Blackboard Organization (open to all National University faculty, staff, and students)!
Want more opportunities to connect online, in person, or asynchronously? Send us an email or message us on social media, we will find a way to connect that works for you.
2019 Pride Officers
Meet our 2019 Officers! If you would are a National University student interested in a leadership opportunity, please drop us a line or come to one of our monthly meetings!
FEBRUARY 2021 SAFEZONES ALLY TRAINING
Monday, February 22, 2021 OR Tuesday, February 23, 2021
Shannon Dalton (Co-President) & Sammi Gallardo (Vice President) will be offering two 1-hour Synchronous SafeZones Ally Trainings via Zoom. This event is open to ALL NU students!
Before coming to the training, please complete the ASYNCHRONOUS portion of the training HERE by watching the two 30 minute videos and utilizing the SafeZones participant packet. Please come with questions, insights, and an open mind that is ready to learn! After completing the asynchronous portion of the training, please register for one of the two synchronous sessions:
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for Monday, February 22nd @ 5:40 PM with Sammi
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for Tuesday, February 23rd @ 5:30 PM with Shannon
Please feel free to EMAIL US at clubs@nu.edu with any questions!
PAST EVENT: SAFEZONES ALLY TRAINING
January 5, 2019
Start off the new year with a fantastic SafeZones Ally training!
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This 2-hour SafeZones Ally Training (offered both in person at Spectrum Campus or via Zoom) will give attendees an opportunity to both experience SafeZones training as a participant and to offer it as a training. Completion of this training will result in SafeZones Ally Trainer Certification, and a handsome signed certificate to show off to your friends!
PAST EVENT: WELLNESS FAIR
Wednesday November 28, 11 am - 3 pm
Join us at the Spectrum Library from 11 am to 3 pm where we will table at the second annual Wellness Fair. Contact Julia McMillan at jmcmillan@nu.edu if you would like to help table!
MONTHLY MEETING
First Wednesday of each month @ 5:30 pm
Meetings are normally held once a month via Zoom.:
https://nu.zoom.us/j/5854256847
Zoom software is free, please download before the meeting at:
For access to archived meetings, please join our NU Student Blackboard Organization (open to all National University faculty, staff, and students)!
Want more opportunities to connect online, in person, or asynchronously? Send us an email or message us on social media, we will find a way to connect that works for you.
PAST EVENT: SAFEZONES ALLY TRAINING FOR NU NURSING FACULTY
February 28, 2019
Pam Schreurs (Club President and NU Scholar) offered a 2-hour SafeZones Ally Training at Rancho Bernardo Campus (16875 W Bernardo Dr #150, San Diego, CA 92127) for NU Nursing Faculty. This training was tailored to the needs of nurses and other healthcare professionals.
PAST EVENT:
LGBTQ YOUTH COUNSELING TRAINING
October 23rd, 2018 Check-in @ 5:00 PM
Event runs until 8:30 PM
3390 Harbor Blvd,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Please join us for National University's first ever At-Risk Counseling
Series. The objective of this series is to introduce mental health
practitioners to different at-risk or underrepresented populations. The
series will be presented by different community organizations, offering
their services to improve student development and raise community
awareness.