FAQs
Get answers to your questions about Emory's Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Life including helpful information for students about safe spaces and other resources.
FAQs
The Office of LGBT Life is located by the east entrance of the Alumni Memorial University Center (AMUC) in room 132E. Students are invited to use the space. When you walk into the office, you’ll usually find a mix of students studying, eating lunch, talking about life, and relaxing.
The Office of LGBT Life accepts work-study students and volunteers to work on a variety of projects. Students can also serve on the Advisory Committee.
Current students, faculty, and staff all have access to our library materials. Books may be borrowed for one month at a time and DVDs for one week. For more information, visit our library resources.
As a division of Campus Life, the Office of LGBT Life only serves students. Faculty and staff are welcomed and encouraged to get involved with our programs and provide resources to students. For more information about the relationship between the Office of LGBT Life and Emory faculty/staff, visit the resources page.
Yes. The Office always has condoms, dental dams, and lube pillows in stock at all times as well as informational pamphlets. For students interested in testing or additional materials, visit the Office of Health Promotion.
Our website will be updated regularly with information. We are also on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. To subscribe to the out@emory listserv and receive our weekly newsletter, please visit our contact page and fill out the form.