About Us

Welcome to the National Consortium of Directors of Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender Resources in Higher Education. We were officially born at the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force's Creating Change Conference in San Diego (November, 1997), but had already been working together on an informal basis for several years. The combined vision and mission on the Consortium is to achieve higher education environments in which lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students, faculty, staff, administrators, and alumni have equity in every respect. Our goals are to support colleagues and develop curriculum to professionally enhance this work; to seek climate improvement on campuses; and to advocate for policy change, program development, and establishment of LGBT Office/Centers. We are a not-for-profit organization and can accept your tax-deductible donation.

Mission, structure & goals

Bylaws

Meetings and Minutes

History of the Consortium

Our privacy policy

Mentoring Program:
Volunteer to be a mentor or to request a match with one of our talented mentors.

Consortium research/self-study:
We have reports on when Campus LGBT Centers & Offices were established; staffing patterns; salary survey; and the "Development & Administration of Campus LGBT Centers & Offices."

Why is the Consortium a "good thing? 

The New Profession in Student affairs

View all the centers on our map

View our current newsletter


The Consortium offers information of use to those who work with college and university students. We usually meet twice a year (once at NGLTF and once at either or both ACPA or NASPA) and communicate extensively via the internet. If you work in a campus LGBT office or program, please come to our next meeting and get involved.

You may be able to get involved right now via our email-list, campusdir-l. If you are a current staff member at a college or university and your primary job is to deal with LGBT resource on your campus, you may also subscribe to our directors' support list (you must first sucessfully subscribe to campusdir-l before you ask to join the support list).

Council for the Advancement of Standards 		in Higher Education

The Directors of the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education(CAS) have approved the Consortium as an associate member organization.

CAS has created standards for our work. You can order the LGBT Programs Self-Assessment Guide online for $20. These are also contained in and are available for purchase from CAS in the CAS Blue Book ($45) and Self-Assessment Guides on CD ROM ($150) or the book and CD together. ($175)

We have a one page handout on the Consortium for your use. (You will need to have the free Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to open this file. Download it at http://www.adobe.com/prodindex/acrobat/readstep.html). Or, check out this text alternative.

Is your office or program included on the Consortium listings? If so, you are invited to place a membership icon on your site's main page and link it to the Consortium. You can download it from here.

Information on our website:

World Wide Web

Who's linked to us?:
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Who's visiting?

We have had over 330,322 visitors to our site from 107 countries and protectorates!

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Awards

This site has been honored with several awards.

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