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  Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology 2014–2016 Student Services Student Groups at GSAPP Queer Student Association  

Queer Student Association

Queer Student Association (QSA)
 
The Queer Student Association (QSA) represents the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning and intersex (LGBTQQI) community at GSAPP and addresses issues of sexual and gender identity and practice that are relevant to clinical practice. The group has been active since the 1990s. QSA hosts viewings and discussions of movies about queer history, transgender identity and managing queer and religious identities. The group maintains a queer presence during GSAPP events including the annual Diversity Recruitment Night and meetings of the Student Association and the Dean's Multicultural Advisory Committee. QSA members have provided consultation to student clinicians on LGBTQQI cases. Finally, QSA organizes social activities for its members and other interested GSAPPers.  QSA seeks ways to expand its function as a resource for the GSAPP community. Examples include creating print or internet resources guides, inviting guest speakers, and interfacing with other LGBTQQI organizations in central New Jersey.
 
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