Marsha's Place

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Group of Marha's Place members next to Marsha's Place flower logo.

Starting Fall 2023, live on-campus in a dorm that celebrates and centers LGBTQ+2S experiences and community! This new residential program is intended to provide an affirming, welcoming, and comfortable space for LGBTQ+2S (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Queer + Two-Spirit) residents to connect with other queer and trans students at the UA.

Through a partnership with LGBTQ+2S Resource Center, Marsha’s Place* residents can expect academic, social, and mental health support specific to queer and trans experiences and programs that center anti-racist, anti-colonial, and anti-oppression values. 

Located in Yavapai dorm. All rooms in Marsha's Place are Open Housing rooms.

*Marsha’s Place refers to the prominent LGBTQ+2S rights activist Marsha P. Johnson, a prominent figure in the Stonewall riots and co-founder of S.T.A.R. (Street Transgender Action Revolutionaries).


How to Apply

  • Submit a housing application in My UAHome
  • Pay the non-refundable housing application fee
  • The community application process, inside your housing application, opens in January. Space is limited.

NOTE: You must have a housing application on file to be considered for this community. For more information about the Housing application, email housing@arizona.edu.

Contact Information

For more program information, contact:

Aileen Cerrillos
Coordinator, LGBTQ Resource Center
aileencerrillos@arizona.edu

Kristen Godfrey
Director, LGBTQ Affairs
godfreyk@arizona.edu