Resources
Training and Workshops
- The LGBTQA+ Center offers a variety of trainings and workshops for students, faculty, and staff at Pace including Safe(r) Zone, Trans 101, About the Center, Stand with Me, and other educational workshops by request.
- Please email the team at the Center for more information.
Academic
- Queer Studies Minor
- Pace's library research website related to LGBTQA+ topics
- Terminology 101
- Learning Commons
Financial
Pace Non-Discrimination Policy
- Pace's non-discrimination policy including gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, race/ethnicity, and other protected identity categories.
- To report incidents of discrimination or harassment, contact the office of Institutional Equity and Title IX Compliance.
- For more information about the policy or to discuss any given situation, email the LGBTQA+ Center.
Transition-related care and health and wellness
- The Pace student health insurance plan covers Gender Affirming Care (GAC). Please note that the level of out-of-pocket costs varies based on whether the service is “in network” or “out of network”.
- Individual and group counseling is available at the Counseling Center.
- Discussion groups, programs, social events, and advocacy opportunities are put on through the LGBTQA+ Center and allied organizations.
- Queer Safe(r) sex resources (PDF).
Name Change
Pace students, faculty, and staff can update their lived first and last name, personal pronoun, and gender identification via their Pace Portal account. Visit the Helpdesk page for steps and instructions.
To update your legal name via the Registrar's office, please use the Name (Legal) Change Form.
Gender Inclusive and Accessible Restrooms
At Pace, individuals are able to use a restroom or public facility that corresponds with their gender identity or legal sex. If individuals encounter discrimination while accessing Pace's public facilities, they may make a formal complaint at the Office of Institutional Equity and Title IX Compliance.
Resident Life at Pace
- All-gender housing is available on both the New York City and Pleasantville Campuses.
Other Resources
- Outside NYC Resources/Hotlines (PDF), There are many viable community organizations and services available to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Queer, Questioning, and Transgender people throughout the New York City area.
- LGBTQA+ College Student Guide
- LGBTQA+ Cyberbullying Guide for Parents and Educators
- LGBTQA+ Culture Fit in College
- LGBTQA+ Drug Rehabilitation Guide
- Remote Mental Health Resource Guide
- The LGBTQ Community And Addiction
Safe(r) Sex Supplies
The LGBTQA+ Center distributes free safe(r) sex supplies (internal/external condoms and lubricant).