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WOU Resources
The list below represents some offices that are GLBTQ friendly and are associated with the Safe Zone on campus. Feel free to contact any of these offices for support or resources.
Student Health and Counseling Center
(503) 838-8313 Student Health Center Building
Student Leadership & Activities
(503) 838-8064 Werner University Center 210
Office of University Residences
(503) 838-8311 University Residences Valsetz Hall
Dean of Students
(503) 838-8220 Valsetz Hall
Triangle Alliance
WOU Student Organization Advisor: Luis Rosa
ASWOU Stonewall Center
(503) 838-8367 Werner University Center, 1st Floor
Students Advocating Gender Equality
c/o ASWOU Advisor: Dr. Emily Plec
Campus Public Safety
(503) 838-8481 WOU Student Organization Public Safety Office (north of Heritage Hall)
Contact Us You can reach anyone on the committee by contacting Debbie Diehm at:
Student Affairs Western Oregon University 345 N. Monmouth Avenue Monmouth, OR 97361 (503) 838-8423 TDD (503) 838-8511 FAX
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Contact Safe Zone
Western Oregon University Cares If you have a concern about an incident or the climate surrounding GLBTQ issues on the Western Oregon University campus, we encourage you to send an e-mail to the Safe Zone committee at safezone@wou.edu.
Community Resources
Polk County Health Department
(503) 623-8175 www.co.polk.or.us/publichealth
Salem GLBTQ Resources
Extensive list of resources, links and organizations in the Salem area.
Corvallis Resources
http://oregonstate.edu/pridecenter/resources/corvResources.php Link from Oregon State University's website listing resources in the Corvallis area.
National Resources
Human Rights Campaign Foundation
National Consortium of Director of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Resources in Higher Education
PFLAG (Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation
The "Ex-Gay" Movement Myth Here are links to websites the rebuke the idea that homosexuality can be cured and more about the "Ex-Gay" movement myth. http://www.perspectivesjournal.org/2005/04/essay-changing.html
http://www.outfront.org/library/experts.html
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