Students prepare for coming out day
By: Matthew Dunnam
Jennifer Cross, information technology associate and member of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Professional Network, said that the National Coming Out Day events are week-long, because it can be difficult for students to announce their sexuality.
The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Aggies meets bi-weekly and discusses various topics in the gay community.
"[The GLBTA] provides support for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students from the university and surrounding communities, and creates opportunities for a safe and supportive environment," said Laura Tintera, senior English major and president of GLBTA. "I joined because I wanted to be a part of strengthening the organization's mission statement and involvement on campus."
"We are organizations that welcome all individuals interested in building and being a part of a strong GLBT community at Texas A&M and in the Brazos Valley," Kane said.
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