LGBTQA Management
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The document discusses issues faced by LGBTQA students and a plan to address their needs. It defines different types of sexual orientations and issues like confusion, feeling of loneliness or insecurity that LGBTQA students may experience. It proposes forming a committee with representatives from the student body, staff and community to raise awareness, provide support and improve academic success of LGBTQA students. The committee will organize a forum, develop a questionnaire and get funds from the university to carry out their plan which includes evaluating information collected and developing ongoing support programs.
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