
SNC Ally Training Program
The SNC Ally Training Program is a network of faculty, staff and students, who are committed to providing support to LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning/queer) students on campus.
What the SNC Ally Training Program offers
- Formal training on key concepts and terminology
- The opportunity to increase awareness and understanding around the experiences LGBTQ individuals
- Guidance on how to serve as a source of support
- Encouragement to partake in additional training, self-evaluation of biases, attend LGBTQ events, speak up to support equality and fight discrimination
- The creation of a network of Safe Space Allies (students, faculty and staff) across campus
How do I find an SNC Ally?
- Look for an 'I AM AN ALLY' sign. These signify the person has completed the required Safe Space training and has agreed to be an ally.
More about the training
- These trainings are open to anyone, regardless of whether you choose to serve as an Ally or not.
- We offer these sessions: SNC Ally Training 0.5, 1.0 and 2.0.
- Training opportunities are available each semester, and likely in the summer as well.
Upcoming SNC Ally training
A registration link can be found on MySNC when upcoming SNC Ally workshop/training opportunities are scheduled. All training options are available to students, faculty and staff.
Email studentinclusion@snc.edu for more information.
More Resources
Online resources, such as this guide, are available on allyship which can support you in your efforts to serve as a support to our LGBTQ+ population. Find more resources here.