The President's Task Force on Gay, Bisexual,
Lesbian, and Transgender (GBLT) Issues
The task force was created by President McCormick on June 10th, 1999 to help him
identify and address challenges facing gay, bisexual, lesbian, and transgender
(GBLT) students, faculty, and staff at the University of Washington. He asked the members of the task force to:
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Collect and analyze information and serve as a forum for discussion of issues
affecting GBLT students, staff, and faculty.
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Develop ways to advise the campus community on GBLT issues.
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Create a comprehensive list of resources that serve the needs of GBLT students,
staff, and faculty
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Recommend ways to make the list of resources accessible to GBLT students, staff,
and faculty
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Review existing UW policing regarding GBLT issues and recommend any changes or new
policies which, in your judgement, are needed.
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Compose a list of resources that are needed, especially by GBLT students, staff,
and faculty, but which are not currently available.
For the past year, the Presidents Task Force on Gay, Bisexual, Lesbian, and
Transgender (GBLT) Issues has investigated a variety of campus issues and after
getting feedback, has written a final report of its findings and recommendations for
change.
To read the report, you will need the free Adobe Acrobat
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If you have questions or additional information for the Task Force please email gblt@u.washington.edu
