Our Icebreaker tonight was your name and favorite TV show and the Kinsey Scale game!

First on our agenda was about the Orientation Leader (OL) Position presented by David Satterlee, the Director of Student Activities.

• What is an OL?
  • An OL is one of the first people a freshman or a transfer student will meet. They give the new students all the information they would possibly need about Towson and more!
  • An OL helps break the ice by introducing everyone to other students and leads discussions.
  • An OL is part of and support a diverse staff.
  • Becoming an OL, is also a paid job!
  • But overall an OL exercises responsible judgment, good humor, flexibility, and patience.
• If you are interested in becoming an OL you can e-mail David Satterlee at dsatterlee@towson.edu

Second on the agenda was the vote to provide funding for the Family Diversity Project.

• QSU Exec wanted to donate $200 to help provide for this event
• Majority spoke and the QSU decided to provide such funding.
• The Family Diversity Project is a group of 20 photos of the LGBTQI community and includes their stories. This is a project that will be in the CSD Center all throughout April.
• The grand opening will be April 7^th
• For more information please visit http://www.familydiv.org/

Next was the Harlem Globetrotters on Sunday, March 16th

• We only need FOUR more people! If you are going to be here, even for a portion of the day, please sign up!
• If you even come for an hour you can get free food and you get to get in for free!!
• You can sign up for any time from 10am to 9pm, we definitely need people at every time of the day so please sign up!
• This is a great opportunity to raise a lot of money for QSU! We need money so that we may pay for Drag Show, Coffee House, Gay? Fine By Me.

Luncheon with the Prospective LGBTQIA Director

• March 17^th, 18^th, 19^th from 12:15 – 1:15
• We would like to have at least eight people there.
• Your opinion counts! The Director exists to serve the students…YOU!!
• E-mail Theresa tmache1@towson.edu if you are interested

Open Forum with the Prospective LGBTQIA Director

• March 17^th, 18^th, 19^th, from 11:15 – 12:15
• Everyone is welcome to this
• Your opinion counts! The Director exists to serve the students…YOU!!
• E-mail Theresa tmache1@towson.edu if you are interested
• (¿Déjà vu?)

Coffee House

• The Coffee House will be March 24^th @ 8pm in the Potomac.
• Our chairs Brienne Hagen and Sarah Hammel decided that all the donations will go to the Invisible Children Foundation
• The Invisible Children Foundation supports the “invisible children” in Uganda who are subjected to harsh living conditions. These young boys flee their families and homes so that they are not turned into child soldiers. At night, they take shelter in hospitals. A lot of them do no know what has happened to their families, friends, etc. For more info visit www.invisiblechildren.com
• All the proceeds go to developing schools and providing an education to these children
• If you want to perform, help, or need more info contact Brienne dhagen1@towson.edu or Sarah shamme3@towson.edu

Monday Night in Westerbork

• This event will take place on March 26^th @ 8pm in Chesapeake III.

• Bear Bergman is a one person performance about the holocaust; however, it is a not your average holocaust performance. It explores Bear’s experiences at Jew Camp, and the survivors that went there with hir. It also takes a look at queer as in gay and queer as in not normal.
• For more info visit http://www.sbearbergman.com/theater/mniw.php

The Coming Out Monologues

• Please do not forget The Coming Out Monologues! We are still looking for people to write monologues!
• You can come out as LGBTQI or even Ally! You may not think your story is interesting, but it can still leave an impact on someone!
• Please e-mail them to the gmail account. If you don’t feel comfortable doing that e-mail Theresa tmache1@towson.edu