The Out List is a list of members and supporters of the LGBTQIA community at UC Santa Barbara. Intended to serve both as a reference for those looking for community and support in various campus departments, as well as a visual indicator of the community's presence.

Send an email to Craig Leets, Director of the RCSGD, at cleets@ucsb.edu with the following information:

1. Name
2. University Affiliation (undergraduate or graduate student, staff, faculty)
3. Department/Major/Field of Study
4. Indicate whether you are a member of the LGBTQ+ community or a supporter
5. Gender (if you wish to provide)
6. Sexual Orientation (if you wish to provide)
7. Pronouns (if you wish to provide)

Send an email to Craig Leets, Director of the RCSGD, at cleets@ucsb.edu. If you have not already, please provide the following information:

1. Name
2. University Affiliation (student, staff, faculty)
3. Department/Major/Field of Study
4. Indicate whether you are a member of the LGBTQ+ community or a supporter
5. Gender (if you wish to provide)
6. Sexual Orientation (if you wish to provide)

The information you provide will be published on the RCSGD website so that UCSB community members can see out members of the LGBTQIA community, as well as supporters. The amount of information you provide when submitting to the Out List is in your control. You can choose whether you want to provide your contact information, for example, if you want members of the LGBTQIA community to be able to reach out to you. 

Visibility matters. For our LGBTQIA faculty, staff, and students, knowing that there is a large number of community members and supporters can have a significantly positive impact on their experience at UC Santa Barbara. 

Definitely not! There are many reasons why people might not be on this list. Maybe they did not know about it. Maybe they cannot be out for personal reasons. Maybe they cannot be out for professional reasons. It is so exciting to have so many people in the UCSB family come out as LGBTQ people or supporters of the LGBTQ community, and it is important to remember that this list does not encompass every LGBTQ student, faculty, staff, or alum, and supporter on campus.