CAMPUS PRIDE SERIES :: COMING OUT TO PLAY: Creating Change within Intercollegiate Athletics
WHEN: Thursday, April 14:: 3 p.m. EST
WHO: Special Guest: Andrew McIntosh, SUNY Oneonta Lacrosse Captain & OUT Magazine’s Out 100 List
Moderated by Shane Windmeyer, Campus Pride
COST: $95 per site
Andrew McIntosh played lacrosse for the State University of New York College at Oneonta. While he played lacrosse, he was also captain of his lacrosse team and a vibrant student leader on campus. Andrew will share insight into the locker room environment, competing on the field in a team sport — all the while being out publicly on campus. His coming out story was first published on OutSports in Feb 2010 and has been featured by The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Advocate. Andrew was also named into the Out 100 by OUT Magazine for his major impact on mainstream culture and the LGBT community. This webinar provides a story of resiliency that delves into topics such as sport sociology, sport psychology and humanities. Participants will be given authentic insight on being openly gay while participating in intercollegiate athletics. The webinar will answer questions firsthand from Andrew on how to create change within intercollegiate athletics on their campus.
CAMPUSPEAKwas founded in 1999 as an agency representing college speakers. We have since expanded into areas including curriculum development, conferencing, and webinars. It is our mission to be a partner with campuses and with higher education organizations to improve college and university communities and the lives of students. We aim to be an agenda-setting organization within higher education.
With affordable webinars, you can expose your students, staff or organization to some of the most critical issues training available today. Best of all, it’s interactive! You interact live from your desktop with the presenter, asking questions that address your specific challenges. A perfect solution for leadership training, staff and professional development or as an affordable offering for special interest groups on your campus.
