Resources
One of our goals at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville Patricia A. Doyle Center is to provide updated, relevant resources on gender and sexuality.
These resources can help students, faculty, staff, parents, and community members to feel welcome and included on the UW-Platteville campus.
Resource Topics
Stop by the Doyle Center, where you can find resources that address sexual health and consent, lesbian and gay activism and history, LGBTQ communities of color, transgender identities and experiences, identities in fiction and science fiction, academic theories of gender and sexuality, and many other topics.
We are continually working to develop our online resources and we welcome suggestions for relevant content to add to our website. If you have ideas about resources, physical or virtual, please let us know at doylecenter@uwplatt.edu.
You can also find and connect with us Facebook: UW-Platteville Patricia A. Doyle Center.
All-Gender Restrooms on Campus
It is important to be able to use a restroom that you feel comfortable in. These restrooms are for all genders:
- 103 Art Building
- 132A Boebel Hall
- 108 and 128 Brigham Hall
- 113 Center for the Arts
- Dobson Hall
- 118 Doudna Hall
- Engineering Hall
- 160 Gardner Hall
- 307 Karrmann Library
- 1124 Markee Pioneer Student Center
- Porter Hall
- 118A and 118B Royce Hall
- Southwest Hall
- 158 Pioneer Tower
- 1010 Ullsvik Hall
Coming Out Resources
Many people have questions about the process of "coming out", or letting people know about their sexual identity. These resources are a place to start.
- Human Rights Campaign (HRC) coming out resources
- I Think I Might Be LGBTQ, Now What Do I Do?
- The Trevor Project coming out resources
Crisis Support
You have the right to feel safe and supported. Do not let a crisis derail your education. We are here to help.
- Counseling Services
- Dean of Students Office
- Family Advocates: Sexual Violence & Domestic Violence Resources in southwest Wisconsin
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
- Sexual and Domestic Violence
- Trevor Project: Suicide Hotline & Resources for LGBTQ+ People
Health
UW-Platteville Student Health Services provides evaluation and treatment of medical problems, injuries, preventative care and free sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing. Health topics include anxiety, depression, birth control options, emergency contraception, men's health, sexual violence, STIs and women's health.
Local & National Health Resources
- Center for Disease Control - LGBTQ+ Health
- Center of Excellence for Transgender Health
- Human Rights Campaign - Transgender Health
- National LGBT Health Education Center
- Wisconsin Women's Health Foundation
- World Professional Association for Transgender Health
Scholarships
Every student can use help paying for college.
University of Wisconsin System Resources
Traveling to another campus, or know someone who needs support on another University of Wisconsin campus? Here are links to support at the campuses in the Wisconsin system.
- UW-Eau Claire - Women's and LGBTQ Center
- UW-Green Bay - LGBTQ Center
- UW-La Crosse - Pride Center
- UW-Madison - LGBT Campus Center
- UW-Milwaukee - LGBT Resource Center
- UW-Oshkosh - LGBT Resource Center
- UW-Parkside - LGBTQ Resource Center
- UW-Platteville - Patricia A. Doyle Center for Gender and Sexuality
- UW-River Falls - Gender and Sexuality Alliance
- UW-Stevens Point - Rainbow Center
- UW-Stout - The Qube
- UW-Superior - Gender Equity Resource Center
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Inclusive Syllabus Statement (for Faculty)
Please use this statement on your syllabus:
In keeping with UW-Platteville's strategic priorities to foster a community of achievement and respect, this class strives to be an inclusive learning community, respecting those of differing backgrounds and beliefs. As a community, we aim to be respectful to all citizens in this class, regardless of race, color, creed, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, ancestry, disability, pregnancy, marital or prenatal status, genetic information, socioeconomic status, immigration status, military service, arrest record, conviction record, or political affiliation.
All member of this class are encouraged to grapple with diverse points of view and to respectfully engage in civil discourse and contribute to a respectful and inclusive environment for every other member of the class. Class rosters are provided to the instructor with the student's legal name. I will gladly honor your request to address you by an alternate name or gender pronoun. Please advise me early in the semester so that I may make appropriate changes to my records.
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Printable Gender & Sexuality Resources
Use these resources yourself, or to assist a class, friend, colleague, or student with helpful information about the LGBTQ+ community and how to be an ally.
- Doyle Center Brochure
- Doyle Center Fall Trainings
- Gender Pronouns
- Inclusive Teaching Strategies
- Inclusive Language - Do's and Don'ts
- LGBTQ+ Resources at UWP
- Navigating Intimate Relationships
- Queer Platonic Relationships
- Sexual Violence Victim's Advocate Information
- Supporting LGBTQ+ People
- Supporting LGBTQ+ People in the Coming Out Process
- The Gender Unicorn
- What is the Doyle Center?