"Transgender Recognition and the Problem of Violence," a Talk by Richard M. Juang Wednesday, April 11th - 5 PM - Kittredge Auditorium, HBC We will be holding a reception for Richard Juang HERE at the LGBT Resource Center at 3 PM the day of his talk (THIS coming Wednesday, April 11th). Please encourage folks to attend both of these events!

Social Justice Award Luncheon, Ceremony, and Keynote w/Rev. Jimmy Creech Wednesday, April 11th - Luncheon from 11:30 to 1:00 PM in the Noble Room of Hendricks Chapel (RSVP Required) Ceremony and Keynote Address at 6:00 PM in Maxwell Auditorium.

ATTENTION all LGBTQA Graduating Students, spring 07, fall 07 and fall 06, if you would like to have your name printed in the Rainbow Banquet program and be acknowledge at this year's Rainbow Banquet reception, please send your NAME (as you would like it to be printed), DEGREE TYPE, MAJOR(S) & COLLEGE (School of Ed., VPA, etc.) by April 13th, 5pm to: jamiciel@syr.edu

National Day of Silence- Loud & Proud Rally, WEDNESDAY APRIL 18, 2007! 4:45 p.m. - 5:45 p.m., Hendricks Chapel (Steps). A national student-led action to protest discrimination, harassment and abuse ? the silencing ? faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people and their allies comes to Syracuse for a campus protest and speak out! Co-Sponsored by the LGBT Resource Center, the LGBT Youth Center @ ACR, Open Doors and Pride Union. For more information please contact Jackie Micieli at jamiciel@syr.edu

Day of Silence- Loud & Proud Social, WEDNESDAY APRIL 18, 2007! 6:00 p.m. -7:30 p.m., LGBT Resource Center. Come join us for good pizza and good people after the Loud & Proud Rally to celebrate the Day of Silence efforts in Central New York! For more information please contact Jackie Micieli at jamiciel@syr.edu

Student Office Assistant, LGBT Resource Center, Position Openings for the 2007-2008 academic year. A detailed description of the position is listed below. Please submit a cover letter, resume, and a copy of your Fall 2007 class schedule (if available) to Lauren Adamski, Program Coordinator, at lgbt@syr.edu. The deadline for applications is Wednesday, April 18th. Applicants must have Federal Work Study.

If you have any other questions, please contact Lauren Adamski at lgbt@syr.edu

Intergroup Dialogue courses, Fall ?07 semester: (1) one on Gender, and (2) one on Sexual Orientation. If you are interested in registering for these courses, please complete online form to request permission of instructor. For more information on the courses, contact me, Judy Hamilton, jlhamilt@syr.edu.

Tues/Thurs 4-7:30, Instructor: Mark Stern, mastern@syr.edu

What role do media play in framing critical human rights issues? How do images and stories shape our political consciousness? How have new media enhanced and complicated the act of witnessing? How have the lines between history and memory been blurred?

The LGBTQ Youth Center at AIDS Community Resources is sponsoring a Bowl-a-thon on Sat. April 14th at 11:30am at "Bowl Mor Lanes" (201 Highland Ave, East Syracuse). Teams consist of 5 people and each team must raise $125 minimum to participate.

Sign up and questions may be directed to events@aidscommunityresources.com

Out For Work, the Third Annual National Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Ally Student Career Conference, September 29-30, 2007, Washington DC.

ew LGBT Position at New York University, Program Administrator, LGBT Student Services This position will be responsible for developing and implementing programming, services, resources, and special events designed to attract, retain, involve and assist students in a multicultural environment with their intellectual, cultural, social and personal endeavors. The position will provide services for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered student populations and act as their advocate. A bachelor?s degree is required with 3 years relevant experience working with students, developing programs, and providing advisement or an equivalent combination. Master's degree is preferred.

Gay Mens Health Summit, Task Force is conducting a Nation-wide survey Hart Research (www.hartresearch.com is an independent research organization that maintains the highest standards of professionalism and confidentiality. All of your responses will remain entirely anonymous and confidential; information from this study will only be shared with the Task Force in aggregate, so that every person's individual responses will be kept anonymous.