The Pride Community Centre offers confidential peer support, educational programming and access to resources of interest! ✊🏳️🌈 Located at MUSC 221
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ALT The graphic features a dark violet background, with a lime bean shaped blob with words on top. The words read, "Noelle Stratton is a PhD candidate in the Department of Physical and Environmental Sciences at University of Toronto. Their research explores the ways in which stakeholders learn about aquatic invasive species and their willingness to cooperate with species management efforts. They are also interested in at-risk species conservation, and have recently co-authored a paper assessing the influence of Recovery Potential Assessments. Their educational background includes a Master of Environmental Sciences from University of Guelph, B.Sc. in Biology from Algoma University, and B.A. in Anthropology/Social and Political Thought from York University." To the right is a labelled picture of them in front of the non-binary pride flag.
ALT The image has a violet background, with a yellow bean shaped blob with text over it. The text reads, "Catheryn Ryan is a 3rd year PhD candidate in Geology and Planetary Science at Western University, with broad interests in early planetary habitability, volcanology, geochemistry, and geobiology. Currently, they study the microbial habitability of Mars-analogue volcanic environments on Earth. Catheryn is the 2021-2022 President of the Western Institute for Earth and Space Exploration Graduate Council, and are a founding member of the Queers in Planetary Science (QUIPS) networking group. In their spare time, Catheryn loves to sew, knit, rock climb, do photography, play Dungeons and Dragons, and go hiking with their rescue dog, Ellie." To the left is a picture of Catherine smiling.
ALT The image has a violet background, with an orange bean shaped blob that has text over it. The text reads, “Nina Sokolov is a PhD candidate in the Integrative Biology department at the University of California, Berkeley. Nina is a queer woman and a disease ecologist + entomologist whose research interests revolve around the viruses that infect bees. Specifically, her dissertation focuses on the spillover of viruses between managed honeybees and native wild bees in California, and the role of crop pollination in disease emergence.” To the right of this is a picture of Nina, captioned with her name.
ALT The image has a violet background, with a red bean shaped blob with text over it. The text reads, “Christian Baron is Vice-President, Research – Programs. He obtained a Ph.D. in microbiology from the University of Munich, postdoctoral fellowship at the University of California, and became an Associate Professor at McMaster University in 2002. In 2008, he joined the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Medicine at the Université de Montréal as Chair. His research focuses on the molecular mechanisms of bacterial virulence and aims to find better treatments for infectious diseases and counter antibiotic resistance. He is also interested in the interaction of SARS-CoV-2 with human cells and in the analysis of bacterial sulphur metabolism in mining environments. He has served as a member of CIHR, NSERC and FNFR peer review committees.” To the left of this is a picture of Dr. Christian Baron, captioned with his name.
ALT The graphic features a cream background. The top reads, “McMaster Pride Community Centre: Queer in Bloom”, and surrounding the text are two progress flags. Below this reads, “Join us for a week of embracing our diverse identities!”. To the right of this reads, “Zoom live captioning will be provided for all virtual events”. Underneath this text are five boxes with flowers containing petals corresponding to various identities blooming. Inside the boxes are the events, which are as follows: Monday April 4, 5-6 PM - Trivia Night (open to 2STLGBQIA+ and friends); Wednesday April 6, 5:30-7 PM - Q & gAy Night (open to all); Thursday April 7, 11:30-12:30 PM - Queer in STEM (open to all); Friday April 8, 1-3 PM - Safe(r) Sex Handout (open to all); Friday April 8, 4-5 PM - Queer BINGO (open to 2STLGBQIA+ and friends). Below these boxes, in the bottom right corner, are the PCC and MSU logos in black.
ALT The background of the graphic has a wrinkled paper effect, and the colours fade from blue to pink and then back to blue. The top reads, “MSU Pride Community Centre Presents Transcendence: March 21-25. To the left of this is a fist going through the centre hole of the trans symbol. Below this text are three hands holding up signs, with two flags interwoven between them. The first flag has the non-binary flag colours, and the second flag has the trans flag colour. The top sign reads, “Wednesday, March 23: 6:30-7:30 pm - Trans, non-binary, and gender non conforming community group (closed)”. The second sign reads: “Thursday, March 24: 5-6 pm - Trans Bingo Night! (closed to trans people and pals), chance to win $15 Uber, Starbucks or Pinks gift cards!”. The final sign reads, “Friday, March 25: 5-6 pm - Discussion on Casey Plett’s Little Fish (closed), chance to win a $15 Indigo gift card; 7-8 pm - Gender Euphoria art night (closed)”.
ALT The image has an orange background, with a blob of red in the top left corner and purple in the bottom right corner. At the top right corner reads: MSU Pride Community Center - We’re Hiring! To the right of this is a graphic with a cone and confetti. Below this reads: Paid positions: Director - Application due January 16, at 11:59 pm; Assistant Director - Application due January 23, at 11:59 pm. To the left of this is a person with long brown hair on a laptop, with books and a mug with tea in front of them. Underneath these reads: For more info, or to apply, visit: https://msumcmaster.ca/employment/available-positions/. Below this reads: Questions? Email [email protected]. The PCC and MSU logos are in the bottom right corner in white.