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            <p>Davidson's commitment to diversity, access, and inclusivity is grounded in our college's <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="90aa900c-4184-44d9-bfb0-7f1210966f07" href="/about/statement-purpose"
                    title="Statement of Purpose">Statement of Purpose</a> and extends to the entire Davidson community.</p>
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        <p>Our policy is to admit qualified students and administer all educational, athletic, financial, and employment activities without discrimination based on race, color, gender, national origin, religion, age, sexual orientation, gender identity,
            disability, or any other status protected by applicable federal, state, or local law unless allowed by law and deemed necessary to the administration of the college's educational programs or operations.</p>
        <p>This page provides information for transgender, transitioning, gender non-binary, and gender non-conforming students, alumni, and employees.</p>

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        <p>Davidson College provides a number of <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="f667517e-8ec1-4606-b5b5-dc87f1a7787b" href="/offices-and-services/diversity-and-inclusion/lgbtqia-resources" title="LGBTQIA+ Resources">resources and networks</a>            for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and asexual and/or ally (LGBTQA) students, faculty, alumni and employees.</p>
        <p>Information on <a href="alumni-and-families/volunteer/gsand">Gender and Sexuality Interest Groups</a> is available online.</p>
        <p>The <a href="/alumni-and-families/volunteer/gsand">Gay-Straight Alumni Network of Davidson</a> (GSAND) serves as a source of support, advocacy, visibility, and programming for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) alumni population
            of Davidson. GSAND is an informal affinity network created to facilitate connections between LGBTQ alumni and the college.</p>

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        <p><strong>Primary Contact:</strong> Kortni Campbell, Associate Dean of Admission and Financial Aid, <a href="mailto:kocampbell@davidson.edu" title="Send an email">kocampbell@davidson.edu</a></p>
        <p>Applicants to Davidson may self-identify gender on the Davidson admission application, the Common Application, and the Coalition Application. Applicants are also asked to provide information on their sex, which refers to an applicant's legal sex
            at the time of the application (typically, this is an applicant's sex assigned at birth). For applicants seeking financial aid, federal reporting standards require that this information match what is on file with the Social Security Administration
            and the Selective Service System.</p>

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        <p><strong>Primary Contact:</strong> Mary Ann Shessler, Housing Assignments Coordinator, <a href="mailto:mashessler@davidson.edu" title="Send an email">mashessler@davidson.edu</a></p>
        <p>Housing and roommate assignments for first-year students at Davidson are made based on a student's gender identity. Students have an opportunity to self-identify gender on the housing preference form. The Residence Life Office offers a wide variety
            of housing options and will work with a student to try to meet that student's needs, including open housing, an upperclass community where students live gender interspersed. Students with a room or roommate request should contact the housing
            assignments coordinator early in the room assignment process.</p>

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        <p>At Davidson College, everyone may use the restrooms in which you feel most comfortable. A <a data-entity-substitution="media_download" data-entity-type="media" data-entity-uuid="9da13b8d-cd9a-47a0-b63a-d8112a294e6b" href="/media/943/download"
                title="Download the map">map of the gender-neutral restroom options</a> (PDF) on campus is available online.</p>

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        <p><strong>Primary Contact:</strong> Rene Baker, Assistant Director of Human Resources for Benefits, <a href="mailto:rebaker@davidson.edu" title="Send an email">rebaker@davidson.edu</a></p>
        <p>Davidson College's health insurance plan includes coverage for qualified health services associated with gender reassignment. Any employee or employee's dependent with questions about this coverage can receive confidential assistance from <a href="http://www.benefitadvocates.net">Benefit Advocates</a>            , 866-677-8005.</p>

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        <p><strong>Primary Contact:</strong> Katy McNay, Assistant Director of Athletics for Compliance, SWA, <a href="mailto:kamcnay@davidson.edu" title="Send an email">kamcnay@davidson.edu</a></p>
        <p>Davidson College follows the NCAA Policy on Transgender Student-Athlete Participation:</p>
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            <li>A trans male (FTM) student-athlete who has received a medical exception for treatment with testosterone for diagnosed Gender Identity Disorder or gender dysphoria and/or Transsexualism, for purposes of NCAA competition may compete on a men's
                team, but is no longer eligible to compete on a women's team without changing that team status to a mixed team.</li>
            <li>A trans female (MTF) student-athlete being treated with testosterone suppression medication for Gender Identity Disorder or gender dysphoria and/or Transsexualism, for the purposes of NCAA competition may continue to compete on a men's team
                but may not compete on a women's team without changing it to a mixed team status until completing one calendar year of testosterone suppression treatment.</li>
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        <p>Any transgender student-athlete who is not taking hormone treatment related to gender transition may participate in sex-separated sports activities in accordance with his or her assigned birth gender.</p>
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            <li>A trans male (FTM) student-athlete who is not taking testosterone related to gender transition may participate on a men's or women's team.</li>
            <li>A trans female (MTF) transgender student-athlete who is not taking hormone treatments related to gender transition may not compete on a women's team.</li>
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        <p>Everyone may use the general use locker rooms in which you feel most comfortable. Student athletes may use their designated team locker rooms, which are team-specific but not gender specific. Any student athlete may request private, enclosed changing
            areas, showers, and toilets.</p>

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            <p>Students, alumni and employees who&nbsp;need their name changed within in college records and college documents can make this request to specific&nbsp;offices at the college depending on their role.</p>

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                <p><strong>Primary Contact:</strong> Angie Dewberry, Registrar, <a href="mailto:andewberry@davidson.edu" title="Send an email">andewberry@davidson.edu</a></p>
                <p>A student's name of record at Davidson College is the legal name under which the student was admitted to the college.</p>
                <p><strong>Description of terms and how they apply to a student record:</strong></p>
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                    <li>Preferred First Name: name by which the student prefers to be called. The student's preferred first and last name are listed on course rosters.</li>
                    <li>First Name: legal first name</li>
                    <li>Last Name: legal last name</li>
                    <li>Full Legal Name: listed on the academic transcript</li>
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                <h3>Preferred Name and Prefix Change</h3>
                <p>Any student who goes by a chosen or preferred name (other than their legal name) can submit the <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="ba813f46-771a-4972-bdf4-80186e29ccd5" href="/offices-and-services/registrar/transcripts-record-requests-forms/name-and-prefix-change-policy"
                        title="Name and Prefix Change Policy">Name and Prefix Change Request Form</a> to the Registrar's Office. No documentation is required to change or add a preferred name or prefix to a student's record. Please note there are a variety
                    of systems across campus that contain names. Not all will be updated with this change. You will need to contact individual offices when you see the incorrect name displayed. If not obvious, the Registrar's Office may help determine
                    the correct office to contact. Business Services, for example, uses legal name by default but they will use preferred name upon request.</p>
                <h3>Legal Name Change</h3>
                <p>Students, former students, or graduates who wish to change their name on their official academic record, should complete a <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="ba813f46-771a-4972-bdf4-80186e29ccd5"
                        href="/offices-and-services/registrar/transcripts-record-requests-forms/name-and-prefix-change-policy" title="Name and Prefix Change Policy">Name and Prefix Change Request Form</a> and submit it to the Registrar's Office with a copy
                    of a state or federally issued photo ID, such as a passport, driver's license, or permanent resident card showing usage of the requested name.</p>
                <p>Individuals without one of these forms of ID may present two of the following documents as evidence for the request: a notarized marriage certificate or divorce decree, a court order documenting a name change, voter registration card,
                    a Social Security card, or bank documents.</p>
                <p>At the discretion of the Registrar, minor name changes (e.g. corrected spelling) may be made without additional documentation.</p>
                <h3>Diploma Name Change</h3>
                <p>Students or graduates who wish to have their chosen or preferred name (other than their legal name) displayed on their diploma should contact the <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="3fe70e3d-e66c-47bc-afad-4d1dc695975e"
                        href="/offices-and-services/registrar" title="Registrar">Registrar's Office</a>.</p>
                <h3>Gender Marker Change</h3>
                <p>Students, former students, or graduates who wish to change their gender marker on file with the college should submit a request to the Registrar's Office with a copy of a birth certificate or State or Federally issued identification card
                    showing use of the requested gender marker.</p>

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                <p><strong>Primary Contact:</strong> Kristen Tuttle, Associate Director of Operations, <a href="mailto:krtuttle@davidson.edu" title="Send an email">krtuttle@davidson.edu</a></p>
                <h3>Preferred Name and Prefix Change</h3>
                <p>Alumni who go by a chosen or preferred name (other than their legal name) can submit their name and prefix change request to <a href="mailto:alumni@davidson.edu" title="Send an email">alumni@davidson.edu</a>.</p>
                <h3>Legal Name Change</h3>
                <p>Alumni who have changed their legal name can update their alumni record by submitting a name change request to <a href="mailto:alumni@davidson.edu" title="Send an email">alumni@davidson.edu</a> with a copy of a state or federally issued
                    photo ID, such as a passport, driver's license, or permanent resident card showing usage of the requested name.</p>
                <p>Individuals without one of these forms of ID may present two of the following documents as evidence for the request: a notarized marriage certificate or divorce decree, a court order documenting a name change, voter registration card,
                    a Social Security card, or bank documents.</p>
                <h3>Gender Marker Change</h3>
                <p>Alumni who wish to change their gender marker should submit a request to <a href="mailto:alumni@davidson.edu" title="Send an email">alumni@davidson.edu</a>.</p>

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                <p><strong>Primary Contact:</strong> Lorraine Wright, Human Resources Data Coordinator, <a href="mailto:lowright@davidson.edu" title="Send an email">lowright@davidson.edu</a></p>
                <h3>Preferred Name and Prefix Change</h3>
                <p>Any employee who goes by a chosen or preferred name (other than their legal name) can submit the <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="ba813f46-771a-4972-bdf4-80186e29ccd5" href="/offices-and-services/registrar/transcripts-record-requests-forms/name-and-prefix-change-policy"
                        title="Name and Prefix Change Policy">Name and Prefix Change Request Form</a> to Human Resources. No documentation is required to change or add a preferred name or prefix to a student's record. Please note there are a variety of systems
                    across campus that contain names. Not all will be updated with this change. You will need to contact individual offices when you see the incorrect name displayed. If not obvious, Human Resources may help determine the correct office
                    to contact. Business Services, for example, uses legal name by default but they will use preferred name upon request.</p>
                <h3>Legal Name Change</h3>
                <p>Employees who wish to change their official name of record at the College should complete a <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" data-entity-uuid="ba813f46-771a-4972-bdf4-80186e29ccd5" href="/offices-and-services/registrar/transcripts-record-requests-forms/name-and-prefix-change-policy"
                        title="Name and Prefix Change Policy">Name and Prefix Change Request Form</a> and submit it to Human Resources with a copy of a state or federally issued photo ID, such as a passport, driver's license, or permanent resident card showing
                    usage of the requested name.</p>
                <p>Individuals without one of these forms of ID may present two of the following documents as evidence for the request: a notarized marriage certificate or divorce decree, a court order documenting a name change, voter registration card,
                    a Social Security card, or bank documents.</p>
                <p>At the discretion of Human Resources, minor name changes (e.g. corrected spelling) may be made without additional documentation.</p>
                <h3>Gender Marker Change</h3>
                <p>Employees who wish to change their gender marker should submit a request to Human Resources with a copy of a birth certificate or state or federally issued identification card showing use of the requested gender marker.</p>

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    <p class="intro">Patterson Court organizations at Davidson College are recognized for the purposes of providing students an opportunity to learn and interact in small-group situations while facilitating personal growth in the areas of scholarship, social and leadership
        development, campus and community service involvement and values clarification.</p>
    <p>In pursuit of these aims, the Patterson Court Office supports the community's vision to be a community of support that recognizes the value of unique individuals and organizations and promotes their engagement in the larger community through relationship
        building, collaborative learning and the process of self-discovery.</p>
    <p>Patterson Court Council is home to a diverse community of 16 service-based and social eating houses, fraternities and sororities. On average 80 percent of Davidson women and 40 percent of Davidson men participate in Patterson Court Council organizations,
        taking advantage of the many opportunities for leadership, service, and fellowship.</p>
    <p>Participation in Patterson Court Council organizations is limited to those that have completed at least one semester at Davidson College, meet the academic and organization requirements, along with any financial costs. To join an eating house, you
        may choose to participate in the self-selection process, either as an individual or as one of a four-woman cluster (clustering ensures all four women get into the same house). To join an IFC fraternity, you must receive a bid from an organization.
        To join an NPHC or Latinx fraternity or sorority, you must complete the membership intake process.</p>
    <p>Organizations host a variety of events for their members along with events for the larger Davidson community. Organizations are expected to follow college policies and are held accountable by the Patterson Court Council Judicial Board.</p>
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    <p>To join a fraternity, you must receive a bid for membership and must meet the national GPA requirement for the organization you hope to join. Houses with facilities offer meal plans for upperclassmen.</p>
    <h3>Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.</h3>
    <p>Established in 2003, the Tau Omicron chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. is known for its impactful service, educational projects, popular social programs, and consistent involvement with student organizational leadership positions. The chapter's
        mission is to develop leaders and promote academic excellence while serving the greater community.</p>
    <h3>Kappa Alpha Order</h3>
    <p>Established at Davidson in 1880, the Sigma chapter of Kappa Alpha Order works to instill the values of integrity and honor, and strives to produce gentlemen and leaders that will continue to exhibit the values of KA long after college. The brothers
        pride themselves on strong brotherhood, and it is the friendship and bonds that exist among them that give KA its unique character and personality.</p>
    <h3>Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.</h3>
    <p>Established at Davidson in 2008, the Pi Mu chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. commits themselves to various service projects, hosting educational programs and personal development of their members. The fraternity's goal is achievement in
        every field of human endeavor.</p>
    <h3>Kappa Sigma Fraternity</h3>
    <p>Established at Davidson in 1890, the Delta chapter of the fraternity supports programs for mentoring, military heroes support, and muscular dystrophy research, among others. Brothers value scholarship, leadership, community service and fellowship.</p>
    <h3>Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc.</h3>
    <p>During the 2018-2019 academic year, the first Latino fraternity will be established at Davidson College. Students are working to establish a chapter of Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. The brothers value the ideals of academic excellence, brotherhood,
        leadership, latino Unity, and service.</p>
    <h3>Phi Delta Theta Fraternity</h3>
    <p>Established at Davidson in 1929, the North Carolina Gamma chapter of Phi Delta Theta works with Raleigh based Support US Armed Forces: a non-profit that provides morale, welfare, and encouragement to our men and women in uniform. Members also value
        brotherhood, community service, and academic success, and the chapter has three times received the Kansas City Award which recognizes the best small-school chapter of Phi Delta Theta internationally.</p>
    <h3>Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity</h3>
    <p>Established at Davidson in 1923, the Delta Kappa chapter of the fraternity supports organizations such as the Red Cross and the United Service Organization (USO). Brothers aim to create lifelong friendships within the fraternity while promoting a
        commitment to learning and excellence.</p>
    <h3>Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity</h3>
    <p>Established at Davidson in 1883, the Theta chapter of the fraternity supports the Red Cross and the Ada Jenkins Center in Davidson. It recently received the National Outstanding Alumni Association Communication award. Brothers pride themselves on
        being true gentlemen of good scholarship.</p>
    <h3>Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity</h3>
    <p>Established at Davidson in 1930, the Epsilon chapter of the fraternity supports the Ada Jenkins Center in Davidson, as well as the YouthAIDS organization, the American Cancer Society and the Red Cross. The house recently received its third Buchanan
        Outstanding Chapter award, its second Academic Excellence award, and an award for excellence in recruitment. Brothers work to recruit men from diverse backgrounds and with diverse interests.</p>
    <h2>Women's Organizations</h2>
    <p>To join a sorority, you must attend an information session hosted by the sorority to learn more about membership. To join an eating house, you may choose to participate in the self-selection process in January, either as an individual or as one of
        a four-woman cluster (clustering ensures all four women get into the same house). Houses with facilities offer meal plans for upperclassmen.</p>
    <h3>Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.</h3>
    <p>Established as the first sorority at Davidson in 2008, AKA sisters support KIPP Charlotte, as well as initiatives for domestic violence awareness, social justice and human rights, among others. The house recently was named Women's Organization of
        the Year, and has received awards for community service and community involvement. The sorority values high scholastic and ethical standards, unity, community service, and interest in women's issues.&nbsp;</p>
    <h3>Connor Eating House</h3>
    <p>Founded in 1992, Connor House supports breast cancer awareness and early detection through its partnership with Friends for an Earlier Breast Cancer Test. In addition to planning social activities, members promote sisterhood through collaborative
        service and philanthropy in the greater community.</p>
    <h3>Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.</h3>
    <p>Established at Davidson in 2011, the Upsilon Mu chapter of the sorority aims to enlighten and enhance the community. Sisters have received several awards for academic and civic achievements, including Patterson Court Women's Organization of the Year
        and Center for Civic Engagement Outstanding Organization, among others. The sorority's guiding motto is: "Intelligence is the torch of wisdom."&nbsp;</p>
    <h3>Lambda Pi Chi Sorority, Inc.</h3>
    <p>During the 2018-2019 academic year, the first Latina sorority will be established at Davidson College. Students are working to establish a chapter of Latinas Promoviendo Comunidad/ Lambda Pi Chi Sorority, Inc. The sisters are committed to the three
        ideals upon which the organization's foundation stands: <em>La Comunidad, La Cultura Latina, and La Hermandad.</em> Las Hermanas strive to promote progress and development in their communities.</p>
    <h3>Rusk Eating House</h3>
    <p>Founded in 1977 as the College's first all-female eating house, Rusk House is a diverse group of women who value sincerity, community, and acceptance. The house is committed to fighting hunger in the local Charlotte-Mecklenburg community as part of
        its service and philanthropic efforts.</p>
    <h3>Turner Eating House</h3>
    <p>Founded in 1998, Turner House is the college's youngest eating house and is proudly located “upon a hill” behind Patterson Court. Our members support the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Hospitality House of Charlotte, Levine Children’s Hospital, Hope
        of Mooresville, and a variety of other local organizations.</p>
    <h3>Warner Hall Eating House</h3>
    <p>Founded in 1982, Warner Hall House supports HIV/AIDS prevention and awareness initiatives through partnerships with the Mwandi Christian Mission Hospital in Zambia and the Regional AIDS Interfaith Network (RAIN) in Charlotte. Members are dedicated
        to promoting leadership, friendship and fellowship.</p>

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