SERQueer

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About SERQueer

The name SERQueer was created by SERC alumni in 2018. The initial objective of SERQueer was “a community space for queer students working on environmental sustainability & justice.” While remaining true to our initial objective, SERQueer’s mission also includes hosting meetings and events, scholarship opportunities and fostering a QT (queer/trans) community for those invested in the wellbeing of the planet and its inhabitants!

Fill out the Google Form below to stay updated on the latest SERQueer meetings, events, and scholarships. 

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FAQ

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Do I have to identify with the QT (queer/trans) community to take part in SERQueer?

No, everyone including allies is welcome at SERQueer. Your support is crucial in creating an inclusive space. Join us in promoting diversity and equality!

Does my field of study need to pertain to environmental science to take part in SERQueer? Does my field of study need to pertain to environmental science to take part in SERQueer?

No, SERQueer welcomes participants from all majors and years.

I do not know much about environmental justice and sustainability, can I still join?

Yes! Whether you're an expert or just starting to learn, everyone is welcome at SERQueer. Join us regardless of your level of environmental knowledge!

Is there a membership fee to join SERQueer?

No, there is no membership fee. SERQueer welcomes all interested individuals.

What types of scholarship opportunities does SERQueer offer?

Details about specific scholarship opportunities can be found through the Brian Gialketsis SERQueer Scholarship page.

Who can I contact for more information or other questions about SERQueer?

For more information, fill out the Google form. Any questions, comments, or concerns can be emailed to our SERQueer Associate, Armando at ag0304@berkeley.edu.