LeMay, Mel (Audio Interview and Transcript)

History of Wake Forest University Oral Histories

creator: Pierre, Aine; LeMay, Mel
date: 2022-09-27T14:45:32Z; 2022-09-27T14:45:32Z; 2022-03-07; 2022-09-27 (issued)
description: Mel LeMay (they/them) was hired as full-time staff of the LGBTQ Center at Wake Forest in 2011 after having volunteered at the center for a few months. They worked closely with AJ on coalition-building and cultural competency training in the early days of the center. LeMay spoke about student reactions to various events during their time at Wake Forest (which ended in 2012), especially Amendment One. They also spoke about the changing needs of college-aged queer populations. Finally, we spoke about LeMay's work at a regional LGBTQ+ Center in Buffalo, NY.
format: audio/mp3; 46:30 minutes; oral histories (document genres)
Permalink: http://hdl.handle.net/10339/101350
language: English
relation: Special Collections and Archives; Z. Smith Reynolds Library; Wake Forest University
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subject: Wake Forest University--History; Queer Public Histories; LGBT community centers; Baptists; Sexual minorities; Gender
title: LeMay, Mel (Audio Interview and Transcript)
type: Sound

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