CORE - Community OUTreach Educators - is the LGBT Resource Center's peer education program. CORE members are trained to educate others regarding sexual orientation and gender identity; raise awareness of the LGBTQIA+ and allies community, and represent the LGBT Resource Center.

This interest form is required to become a future CORE member. Students of all sexual orientations & gender identities may join CORE.

After completing any required training, CORE members may speak on panels, outreach to the UCR campus, and support educational programs. We also bring together CORE members for special events, celebrations, and other community-building activities.

Your first step to becoming a CORE member is to complete this interest form. LGBTRC Program Coordinator Kade Lukiyo will contact you regarding Fall events for students interested in joining CORE.

The next step to officially join CORE will be to attend a required CORE Retreat on Saturday, November 2, 2024.

You do not need any prior experience speaking on panels or otherwise reaching out or educating. Also, you are not required to speak on panels until you feel ready.

If you have any questions, please contact LGBT Resource Center staff:
Kade Lukiyo, kade.lukiyo@ucr.edu

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* 1. First Name/Lived Name (as you would put on a name tag):

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* 2. Your pronouns(if none, put "just my name"):

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* 3. Full Name, First and Last (as it appears on your student ID):

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* 4.  Student ID Number:

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* 5. UCR E-mail Address:

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* 6. Cell Phone Number:

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* 7. Please indicate your student status:

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* 8. What is your major or graduate program?

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* 9. Why do you wish to become a CORE member?

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* 10. Which activities are you interested in doing as a CORE member?

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* 11. How would you rate your level of knowledge and comfort talking about the following topics?

  no knowledge some knowledge knowledgeable very knowledgeable
LGBTQ+ terminology
Coming Out
Queer/LGBTQ+ history
Bisexuality
Pansexuality
Asexuality/Aromanticism
Gender Identity and Expression
Intersections of queer identity and race & ethnicity
LGBTQ+ youth & bullying
Religion and/or Spirituality
Laws relating to LGBTQ+ folks (both supportive and discriminatory)
being an ally to LGBQ people
being an ally to trans people
being an ally to people of color
being an ally to the undocumented community 

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* 12. If you feel you are knowledgeable about a topic not mentioned above, or a specific religion or ethnic/racial community, then please explain:

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* 13. During panels, students introduce themselves with a "personal vignette." This vignette includes : information on your status as a student (year, major, organizations you are involved in), how you'd describe your sexual orientation and gender identity or expression, other identities that may be important to you (faith, ethnicity, etc), and any hobbies or interests you'd like to share. The purpose of the vignette is to make a personal connection with the audience and to give them enough information to spark follow-up questions.

A sample vignette: "Hi, my name is Zuko and my pronouns are he/him. I am a first-year and undeclared. I identify as a pansexual man. I grew up in the city of Caldera in the Fire Nation. I am active in the martial arts club, and work at the Jasmine Dragon Tea Shop. In my free time, I am the crown prince of the fire nation. I also enjoy saving the world with my friends. A lot."

Please write below a personal vignette for yourself that you might share on a panel.

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* 14. Are you willing and/or able to be featured on Social Media as a CORE member or for LGBTQ+ events?

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* 15. What is your T-Shirt size?

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* 16. Please describe your meal preference:

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* 17. Are you able to drive yourself to off-campus activities?

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* 18. Please share your needed ADA-related accommodations. If you do not need accommodations please check NO. If yes, please share needed accommodations.

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* 19. Please re-enter your email address:

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* 20. Do you have any questions, concerns, or comments regarding the CORE program?

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