Community & support / Ann Arbor
University of Michigan Spectrum Center
The University of Michigan's LGBTQ+ student center, founded in 1971 and described as the first campus center of its kind in the US.
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The Spectrum Center is the University of Michigan's resource center for LGBTQ+ students in Ann Arbor. Founded in 1971, it is described as the first campus center of its kind in the United States. It supports students through programming, advocacy and resources.
- Founded in 1971
- Described as the first of its kind in the US
- Programs and advocacy for students
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