In Honor of Guy DeRosa, a grant program will support groups, projects and presentations that promote understanding of and respect for LGBTQ+ persons. Grant is to be used directly with students. Special consideration will be given to projects that recognize, promote and celebrate ethnic diversity and other diversity among LGBTQ+ youth.

The scholarship program will support self-identified LGBTQ+ members enrolled in a teacher/counseling credential or graduate program who are pursuing a career in public education and who understand the importance of LGBTQ+ educators as role models in our public schools.

Awarded to students who meet the following criteria: (1) current undergraduate enrolled full-time with a major in Women and Gender Studies, (2) cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher, and (3) must have completed at least six credit hours in the department. Students must demonstrate a commitment to social justice and to raising awareness of the intersection of gender, race, ethnicity, religion, sexuality, class and nationality, among others. Scholarship awards are based on academic merit, financial need, and a demonstrated commitment to social justice. **Majors in Women and Gender Studies

$1,000 award for CU Boulder undergraduate students that was established in 1996 to ensure that talented LGBTQ students could complete their college degrees, even if their families cut them off financially.

Awarded to currently enrolled full-time undergraduate or graduate students at the University of Colorado Boulder. Students must demonstrate leadership and involvement with LGBTQIA issues and community, and should exemplify steadfastness, visibility, and effectiveness in the quest for LGBTQ rights and the rights of all marginalized people.

The LGBTQIA Scholarship is a $2,000 scholarship awarded to an undergraduate CU Boulder student. Students must be current undergraduates and have a record of service in making CU Boulder a more hospitable place for the LGBTQIA community. Preference is given to first-year students who have demonstrated satisfactory academic progress. Students do not have to demonstrate financial need to apply.

$1,500 academic year scholarship for undergraduate or graduate students whose lives have been affected by HIV/AIDS or who are involved in public health advocacy.

This award will be given for the best dissertation in LGTBQ Studies, broadly defined, by a PhD candidate within the City University of New York system.

Established by Daniel Aragon '97 to support continuing students with financial need who are active members of the Gay and Lesbian Association at Southwestern. **All applicants admitted to the J.D. program are automatically considered for these scholarships and do not need to apply separately/reapply.