Goal: Rules or points of NEP Policy that'll help in presenting a case for establishment of LGBTQIA+ Society within

the college campus

Adding Task: Research the college's existing policies on diversity, inclusion, and non-discrimination.

Adding Task: Identify any existing policies or guidelines that support the establishment of student-run societies or
clubs.

Adding Task: Gather information on successful LGBTQIA+ societies in other college campuses as examples.

Adding Task: Compile a list of relevant rules or points from the research to present a case for the establishment of
an LGBTQIA+ Society within the college campus.

Starting task: Research the college's existing policies on diversity, inclusion, and non-discrimination.

Searching the web for "college policies on diversity, inclusion, non-discrimination"...

Executing: "Research the college's existing policies on diversity, inclusion, and non-discrimination.": According
to the provided text snippets, it can be concluded that several colleges have policies in place that empha-
size their commitment to diversity, inclusion, and non-discrimination. Shenandoah University, for instance, ad-
heres to all federal and state civil rights laws and regulations prohibiting discrimination in private institutions of
higher education[1](https://www.su.edu/diversity/shenandoah-universitys-non-discrimination-and-bias-policy-and--
procedures/). They do not discriminate on the basis of various factors such as race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy,
sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, and age[2](https://www.su.edu/diversity/non-discrimination-state-
ments/). Similarly, Mitchell Community College also prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion,
and gender, among others[3](https://www.mitchellcc.edu/human-resources/non-discrimination-statement-and-poli-
cy/). Catawba College is committed to diversity and inclusion and promotes equal employment opportunity for
women, minorities, and others[4](https://catawba.edu/policies/non-discrimination-policy/). Downstate College's n-
on-discrimination and sexual misconduct policy outlines procedures for addressing discrimination and misconduct
within the college community[5](https://www.downstate.edu/about/our-administration/diversity/office-of-diversity-in-
clusion/policies/non-discrimination.html).

Considering the existing policies on diversity, inclusion, and non-discrimination, it is essential to research the specific
guidelines and regulations that each college has in place. Understanding these policies will help in presenting a
case for the establishment of an LGBTQIA+ Society within the college campus. This case can be supported by
highlighting the college's commitment to equal employment and admission opportunities, as well as their promotion
of diversity and inclusion. Additionally, it is crucial to emphasize the college's non-discrimination policies that prohibit
discrimination based on factors such as sexual orientation and gender identity. By showcasing the alignment of the
proposed LGBTQIA+ Society with the college's existing policies, it becomes easier to advocate for its establishment
within the college community.

Adding Task: Research the college's existing policies on diversity, inclusion, and non-discrimination.

Starting task: Identify any existing policies or guidelines that support the establishment of student-run societies or
clubs.
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campuses"...

Executing: "Identify any existing policies or guidelines that support the establishment of student-run societies
or clubs.": According to the provided text snippets, there are several policies and guidelines that support the
establishment of student-run societies or clubs within a college campus.

1. Before a student group can be considered for approval, the student organizers must submit a list of at least
five full-time undergraduate students. This requirement ensures that there is sufficient interest and participation to
sustain the society or club[1](https://www.iona.edu/students/student-handbook/policies-and-procedures-students-
-student-clubs-organizations-and-events).

2. Membership in student organizations is often limited to students, faculty, and staff of the university. This inclusive
approach allows for a diverse range of individuals to join and contribute to the society or club[2](https://www.wku-
.edu/handbook/student_org_polices_guidelines.php).

3. College clubs are recognized as "Registered Student Organizations (RSO)" according to District Policy 3200,
section 3.0. This designation provides official recognition and support for the society or club within the college
community[3](https://www.sdcity.edu/life-at-city/docs/procedures_operating_guidelines.pdf).

4. It is common practice to start recruiting and assessing peers' interest in the proposed society or club. Talking
to friends and peers about the club and gauging their interest level helps in building a strong foundation for the
organization[4](https://www.bestcolleges.com/blog/how-to-start-college-club/).

5. Membership in registered student organizations is typically open to all students, without discrimination based on
race, religion, sex, disability, and other protected characteristics. This promotes inclusivity and diversity within the
society or club[5](https://studenthandbook.sa.ua.edu/student-organization-policies/).

These policies and guidelines provide a strong basis for presenting a case for the establishment of an LGBTQIA+
Society within the college campus. They ensure that there is sufficient interest, inclusivity, and official recognition for
student-run societies or clubs.

Adding Task: Identify any existing policies or guidelines that support the establishment of student-run societies or
clubs.

Adding Task: Search for successful LGBTQIA+ societies in other college campuses as examples.

Starting task: Gather information on successful LGBTQIA+ societies in other college campuses as examples.

Searching the web for "successful LGBTQIA+ societies in college campuses"...

Executing: "Gather information on successful LGBTQIA+ societies in other college campuses as examples.": Rules
or points of NEP Policy that'll help in presenting a case for the establishment of an LGBTQIA+ Society within the
college campus:

1. Campus Pride, a nonprofit organization, works towards building LGBTQ+ friendly colleges and campuses thro-
ugh clubs, events, and programming[1](https://getschooled.com/article/5817-lgbtq-groups-and-clubs-you-can-join-
-in-college/). They provide valuable resources and support to colleges striving to create safer and inclusive environ-
ments for LGBTQ+ students[3](https://www.smithgroup.com/perspectives/2020/campuses-that-embrace-and-emp-
ower-lgbtq-students).
2. LGBTQ+ societies on college campuses have proven to be successful in promoting inclusivity, providing support
networks, and organizing events and activities related to LGBTQ+ issues and culture.
3. Campus Pride, a national organization for college LGBTQ+ support, is a helpful resource to consider when re-
searching LGBTQ+-friendly colleges[2](https://www.bestcolleges.com/resources/best-colleges-for-lgbt-students/).
4. According to Campus Pride, around 70% of first-year LGBTQ+ college students face challenges in their coll-
ege environments, highlighting the need for dedicated support systems and societies[3](https://www.smithgroup.-
com/perspectives/2020/campuses-that-embrace-and-empower-lgbtq-students).
5. LGBTQ+ student centers play a central role in student development, leadership, and college activism. They provide
a safe space for LGBTQ+ students and contribute to their overall academic and personal growth[4](https://www.b-
estcolleges.com/blog/history-lgbtq-student-center/).
6. College provides academic opportunities for learning about LGBTQ+ history, culture, and people. Meeting peers,
faculty, and staff who share similar experiences and perspectives can enhance the educational experience for
LGBTQ+ students[5](https://www.higheredtoday.org/2017/04/10/lgbtq-students-higher-education/).

By establishing an LGBTQIA+ Society within the college campus, we can create a safe and inclusive environment
for LGBTQIA+ students, provide support systems, organize events and activities, and foster academic and personal
growth. Successful LGBTQIA+ societies in other college campuses have demonstrated the positive impact they can
have on students' lives and the overall campus community. These societies can serve as inspiring examples for our
own college campus.

Adding Task: Gather information on successful LGBTQIA+ societies in other college campuses as examples.

Adding Task: Search for existing LGBTQIA+ societies in other college campuses to gather more examples.

Starting task: Compile a list of relevant rules or points from the research to present a case for the establishment of
an LGBTQIA+ Society within the college campus.

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Executing: "Compile a list of relevant rules or points from the research to present a case for the establishment of
an LGBTQIA+ Society within the college campus.": To compile a list of relevant rules or points from the research
that can help in presenting a case for the establishment of an LGBTQIA+ Society within the college campus, the
following points can be considered:

1. Non-Discrimination Policy: Emphasize any existing college policies or regulations that promote non-discrimination
based on gender identity and sexual orientation. This can include quotes or references to relevant policy documents
that ensure equal rights and opportunities for all students, regardless of their LGBTQIA+ status.

2. Inclusivity and Diversity Statement: Highlight any statements from the college administration or official documents
that express the institution's commitment to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment. These statements can
be used to demonstrate the college's support for LGBTQIA+ students and their need for representation through a
society or student organization.

3. Freedom of Expression: Emphasize the importance of freedom of expression within an academic environment,
showcasing how an LGBTQIA+ Society can serve as a platform for students to express themselves, share their
experiences, and raise awareness about LGBTQIA+ issues. Refer to any policies or guidelines that support freedom
of expression on campus.
4. Student Support Services: Research and include information about any existing student support services or
resources available on campus that cater specifically to LGBTQIA+ students. Mentioning the availability of counseling
services, safe spaces, or peer support groups can strengthen the case for an LGBTQIA+ Society by showcasing the
need for a dedicated student-led initiative.

5. Benefits of LGBTQIA+ Society: Outline the potential benefits that an LGBTQIA+ Society can bring to the
college campus. This can include fostering a sense of community and belonging for LGBTQIA+ students, providing
educational and awareness programs, organizing events that celebrate diversity, and promoting acceptance and
understanding among the student body.

6. Successful Models from Other Institutions: Research and include examples of successful LGBTQIA+ societies
or student organizations from other colleges or universities. Highlight their achievements, events, and impact on
campus to demonstrate how the establishment of an LGBTQIA+ Society can contribute positively to the college
community.

7. Support from Faculty and Staff: Mention any faculty or staff members who have expressed support for the
establishment of an LGBTQIA+ Society. If possible, include quotes or testimonials from these individuals to showcase
the backing of influential members of the college community.

8. Student Interest and Demand: Provide evidence of student interest and demand for an LGBTQIA+ Society on
campus. This can be achieved by conducting surveys, collecting signatures on a petition, or referring to any

Adding Task: Compile a list of relevant rules or points from the research to present a case for the establishment of
an LGBTQIA+ Society within the college campus.

Adding Task: Search for case studies or success stories of LGBTQIA+ societies in other college campuses to gather
more examples.

Starting task: Search for successful LGBTQIA+ societies in other college campuses as examples.

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Executing: "Search for successful LGBTQIA+ societies in other college campuses as examples.": Rules or points of
NEP Policy that'll help in presenting a case for establishment of LGBTQIA+ Society within the college campus:

1. Campus Pride is a nonprofit organization that focuses on creating LGBTQ+ friendly colleges and campuses
through clubs, events, and programming[1](https://getschooled.com/article/5817-lgbtq-groups-and-clubs-you-can-
-join-in-college/). Referencing their work and the success of similar societies established in other college campuses
can be a persuasive argument for the establishment of an LGBTQIA+ Society within our college.

2. Campus Pride is a national organization for college students seeking LGBTQ+-friendly colleges[2](https:/-
/www.bestcolleges.com/resources/best-colleges-for-lgbt-students/). Highlighting Campus Pride as a helpful reso-
urce can demonstrate the importance of creating a supportive environment for LGBTQIA+ students.

3. According to Campus Pride, 70% of first-year LGBTQ+ college students desire a safer college environment[3](htt-
ps://www.smithgroup.com/perspectives/2020/campuses-that-embrace-and-empower-lgbtq-students). Incorporating
this statistic in our case can emphasize the need for an LGBTQIA+ Society to provide a sense of safety and belonging.
4. LGBTQ+ centers play a central role in student development, leadership, and college activism[4](https://www.best-
colleges.com/blog/history-lgbtq-student-center/). Highlighting the history and importance of LGBTQ+ centers can
showcase the potential positive impact an LGBTQIA+ Society can have on our college campus.

5. College provides academic opportunities to learn about LGBTQ history, culture, and people[5](https://www.high-
eredtoday.org/2017/04/10/lgbtq-students-higher-education/). Emphasizing the educational benefits of an LGBTQIA+
Society can demonstrate its value in promoting diversity and inclusion within our college community.

By referencing these successful LGBTQIA+ societies in other college campuses and aligning our case with the goals
and principles of organizations like Campus Pride, we can present a compelling argument for the establishment of
an LGBTQIA+ Society within our college campus.

Adding Task: Search for successful LGBTQIA+ societies in other college campuses as examples.

Starting task: Search for existing LGBTQIA+ societies in other college campuses to gather more examples.

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