Arrey shares: “Arrey is a junior in the Anthropology Department, minoring in Gender & Sexuality Studies and Entrepreneurship. On campus, she’s the director of the Sankofa Fashion Show, a researcher for the Asylum Project, and a member of the LISD Gender & Security group. Her research focuses on labor rights within the garment industry and the intersection of race, gender, and aesthetics. Outside of academics, she enjoys thrifting and exploring fashion and pop culture. She decided to work with the GSRC because of her passion for expanding the conversation on gender equity and social justice throughout our campus and community.”

What do you wish other students knew about the GSRC/Being Involved: I wish more students knew that the GSRC is a space for everyone, not just a place to turn to in moments of crisis or identity exploration, but a community built through everyday, intentional, and even mundane interactions. It’s a space where you don’t have to have everything figured out to belong. Whether you're there to attend a workshop, grab a snack between classes, or just exist among people who affirm your presence, the GSRC is open and welcoming to all students, across all identities.

Arrey is available to meet about: women/fem related supports, getting involved, student leadership, academic supports

Other involvements: LISD Gender and Policy Group, Africa Policy Group, Lead Editor of the Princeton Gender and Sexuality Journal

Avery shares: “I am a Neuroscience major interested in public health, and I am working at the GSRC (Gender + Sexuality Resource Center), because of my commitment to intersectional advocacy, gender justice, and creating inclusive spaces for marginalized communities, particularly Black, LGBTQ+, and gender-nonconforming individuals!”

What do you wish other students knew about the GSRC/Being Involved: The space (and library!) is open to all students, and it’s a great way to connect with students from all corners of campus

Avery is available to meet about: LGBTQIA+ spaces, women/fem related support, academic support

Other involvements: SHARE Peer (Co-President), Writing Center Fellow, Tiger Cycle Instructor, YSI Academic Tutor, Hospice Volunteer

Daniel shares: “Daniel is a senior in the African American Studies Department, minoring in Gender & Sexuality Studies and English. Passionate about race and gender justice, he's very excited to be working as a Peer Education & Leadership Fellow this year. Outside of the GSRC, he is a Head Fellow at the Princeton Writing Center, a member of the AAS Undergraduate Board of Advisors, and president of Positions, Princeton's only Asian American student publication.”

Daniel is available to meet about: queer Asian American experience(s), queer of color experiences, LGBTQ+ spaces, academic research

What do you wish other students knew about the GSRC/Being Involved: That the resources of the GSRC are for everyone—even if you're not comfortable sharing your LGBTQ+ identity.

Other involvements: African American Studies Undergraduate Board of Advisors; Princeton University Writing Center; Positions Magazine

Daphnie shares: “Hi! I’m Daphine Obaigwa (she/her), a sophomore studying Electrical and Computer Engineering. I’m excited to be part of the Peer Education & Leadership Fellows program because I care about creating spaces where people feel safe, supported, and genuinely heard. As an international student from Kenya, I know how much of a difference it makes to have someone who understands what it’s like to navigate unfamiliar spaces. At Princeton, I’m involved in the Rover team, Robotics, OrangeHat CyberSecurity, PASA, and SAIP. I’m also exploring sound design and storytelling as creative outlets outside of engineering. I’m looking forward to growing in this role—not by having all the answers, but by being present, listening openly, and helping others feel more at home in themselves and on campus.”

Daphnie is available to meet about: Women and Fem Spaces, Academic Research, Coming Out

What do you wish other students knew about the GSRC/Being Involved: I wish people knew that they should not care a lot about seeking validation at the cost of their own peace of mind.

Other involvements: Sound Design in Theatre

Emily shares: “Hey y’all! My name is Emily (she/her), and I’m majoring in Neuroscience with a minor in Latin American Studies. I’m excited to work for the GSRC because it’s a place where I can truly be myself, ask questions, learn, and grow alongside amazing people. I’m passionate about creating inclusive spaces where everyone can feel seen and heard.

In my free time, I enjoy watching sunsets, stargazing, doing random DIY projects, and collecting pretty rocks. The GSRC is my favorite space on campus, so if you ever see me around, I’d love to meet you and make new friends - just say hi!”

Emily is available to meet about: Women & femme spaces, Latiné intersectionality, first-generation experiences, and navigating queer/questioning identities

What do you wish other students knew about the GSRC/Being Involved: I wish more students knew that the GSRC is a truly welcoming and inclusive space where everyone, no matter their identity or background, can find support, community, and resources related to gender and sexuality. It’s not just a resource center but a supportive and empowering environment for learning, growth, and connection. Whether you’re just beginning to explore your identity or looking for a place to engage in deeper conversations, the GSRC offers so much support and is a judgment-free zone to be yourself.

Other involvements: On campus, I’m involved in the Princeton Latin American Student Association (PLASA), Scholars Institute Fellowship Program (SIFP), and I serve as an officer for the Scully Co-Op.

Irene shares: “Irene is a sophomore from California interested in anthropology, sociology, and everything social science. Outside of the GSRC, she serves as a SHARE Peer, Writing Center Fellow, DDA Leader, Community House board member, and writes News, Prospect, and Photo pieces for The Daily Princetonian. A Novogratz Bridge Year and Global Seminar alum, she enjoys learning about the world through experiences that challenge her to reckon with her Korean-American & queer identity.

She expresses herself through fashion, music, writing, and in conversation with friends; healthy introspection, empathy, and community are among the core values that drive her interactions with the world and its people. Irene also loves the movies Theatre Camp and Bottoms, decorating her walls with anything that can stick to them, writing about the seemingly mundane, and collecting apple-shaped objects. Conversations and supporting others are her joy and fulfillment — she is always open and available to listen, connect, and chat!”

Irene is available to meet about: Queer Asian perspective, coming out, internalized homophobia, relationships and dating, friendships, international programs, getting involved.

What do you wish other students knew about the GSRC/Being Involved: The GSRC is open to everyone willing to learn about or explore gender & sexuality.

Other involvements: SHARE Peer, Writing Center Fellow, DDA Leader, The Daily Princetonian

Jonathan shares: “Hey! My name is Jonathan S. (he/they), I'm from Maryland in the DMV Area, and I'm a junior majoring in Politics and minoring in Gender & Sexuality Studies. Through my work at the GSRC, I hope to foster an inclusive, welcoming campus environment where all Princetonians feel like they belong. I also hope to make strides towards building inter-group solidarity and understanding between diverse communities at Princeton. Beyond the GSRC, I am involved with various political and business-oriented clubs and work at the Lewis Center for the Arts as a front of house manager. In my free time, I enjoy writing TV/Film reviews, boxing, visiting art museums, and learning all things geography and pop culture.”

Jonathan is available to meet about: Coming out, Academic Research, Non-binary Experiences, Internship Support, Getting Involved, Queer Jewish Experiences, Queer Asian Experiences

What do you wish other students knew about the GSRC/Being Involved: The amazing resources, and especially the library, we have that is open for all members of the campus community to make use of!

Other involvements: Digital Marketing Intern - Rational 360; Front of House Manager - Lewis Center for the Arts; Undergraduate Fellow - James Madison Program in American Ideal & Institutions; Student Representative - Princeton in Hollywood Alumni Association

Jackie shares: “Hello! I'm a senior in Philosophy with minors in Mathematics and Humanistic studies. I'm excited to work at the GSRC to promote an inclusive campus culture. I frequent Ace/Arospace, and I'm always down to chat about being ace/aro and queer affinity groups. Whenever I'm stressed, I love to read, paint, or binge One Piece. I'm often in the GSRC Library hanging out or doing work on one of the comfy couches.”

Jackie is available to meet about: Exploring asexuality, Women in STEM, academic support, joining political action, studying abroad

What do you wish other students knew about the GSRC/Being Involved: The GSRC is a great place to make friends! It may seem like everyone already knows each other, but everyone is super welcoming. I started frequenting the space in sophomore year without knowing what to expect and met some of the most amazing people I know.

Other involvements: SHARE peer, Student Friends of the Princeton University Library, PAA

Monica shares: “I am a prospective Anthropology major with the hope of receiving two minors in Urban Studies and African American Studies. Following my participation in Princeton's Novogratz Bridge Year Program in Senegal, I became deeply passionate about advancing gender equality through women's rights and healthcare. Beyond academic spaces, I dedicate much of my time to the Black community through my involvement in the Generational African American Students Association and the Black Arts Company dance group. I am committed to fostering inclusion for all Princeton students, particularly those who have been systemically marginalized.”

Monica is available to meet about: Women and fem spaces particularly for students of color, service related internship support, identity as it related to the intersections of gender and race, first year student challenges

What do you wish other students knew about the GSRC/Being Involved: The GSRC hosts wonderful guest speakers, some of whom you might be familiar with. The intimate settings often mean that you, as a listener, can interact directly with speakers.

Other involvements: Advising Fellow for Matriculate; Treasurer for GAASA; Publicity Chair for BAC

Olivia shares: “Hi! My name is Olivia and I’m a sophomore from South Florida studying Anthropology on the Law, Politics, and Economics track. In my free time, I love spending time at the beach, going to concerts, teaching Pilates, and cafe-hopping in search of the best matcha latte. I’m deeply passionate about the GSRC’s mission and committed to helping LGBTQIA+ students feel seen, safe, and supported at Princeton. I’m always here if you need someone to talk to—whether it’s for support or just a friendly chat. Please feel free to reach out, I’d love to connect!”

Olivia is available to meet about: LGBTQIA+ spaces, getting involved, student leadership, academic support, mental health resources, and women/fem related support

What do you wish other students knew about the GSRC/Being Involved: I wish more students knew that the GSRC is a space for everyone—not just students who are out or openly identify as LGBTQIA+. For students who are not out and are worried that visiting the center might out them, they should know the GSRC is intentionally designed to be an inclusive and stress-free zone. The GSRC offers a quiet place to relax on comfy bean bags, access to hard-to-find resources like menstrual cups, and incredible events like the drag show featuring Willow Pill. The staff are incredibly kind and approachable, and the atmosphere is warm and unintimidating—especially for those who might feel nervous about stepping into the space for the first time.

Other involvements: SHARE Peer, UN Women Faith and Gender Justice Fellow, Assistant Director for Business Today’s International Conference, and a member of Yeh College Council. I’m also involved with Club Fencing and Theatre Intime.