The Core Council at Saint Anselm College is made up of students, faculty and staff who offer support and resources, and seek to respond to and raise awareness of the needs of identifying students in our community. We live by Saint Anselm College's Benedictine Catholic tradition of creating an inclusive environment, and seek to foster a College community that is respectful of all people. This group seeks to be a resource and to create a safe place, and a judgment free community for all Anselmians.

Questions or inquiries can be sent to CoreCouncil@anselm.edu.
 

Official Charge of the Core Council

The Core Council acts as a resource to the Chief Student Affairs Officer in identifying the ongoing needs of LGBTQ students and assist in implementing campus-wide educational programming regarding these matters.

The work of this Core Council will ensure that the needs of our students who are LGBTQ will be addressed according to the college's Statement on Sexual Orientation and the Benedictine value of hospitality; specifically that each individual feels welcome in the Saint Anselm community.

The College is committed to inclusivity for all groups.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Core Council is NOT a club, but a college advisory committee to Student Affairs comprised of students, faculty and staff. A council-based structure allows the group to engage, assist, and educate in multiple areas of community life at Saint Anselm and be sustainable in those efforts over time.

Students are encouraged to become involved by attending programs sponsored by the Core Council and/or the True Equality and Dignity Alliance (TEDA), the student club on campus. To learn more about the student club, contact a member at teda@anselm.edu. To learn more about the Core Council contact CoreCouncil@anselm.edu.