Staff & Contact Information

Kayleigh Madjar

Kayleigh is currently a sophomore in the class of 2014, majoring in Chinese Studies and something else in the School of Communications. She is involved in both the LGBT and Taiwanese communities (although she is not technically a member of either), as well as the theater community at times. She eventually wishes to facilitate cultural and educational exchange between the United States and Taiwan. In her limited free time, she likes to watch too much TV and sing obnoxiously with her friends in public areas.

Zach Wichter

Zach is in the class of 2013; the self-titled 'Queen of All Things Queer at Northwestern'. While working as a LGBT Resource Center assistant, Zach is also the co-president of Rainbow Alliance, the co-president of Northwestern’s chapter of the National Lesbian Gay Journalists Association, and he is also the president of Gender Protection Initiative. He is a (broadcast) journalism and gender studies double major. In his fairly limited free time, Zach likes hanging out with friends, watching movies, and telling people why New York is better.

Collin Rice

Collin is a sophomore Theatre Major in the School of Communication planning on picking up minors in Gender Studies and Dance.  From the small village (yes, village) of Brown Deer, Wisconsin, Collin is a native to the Midwest.  On campus, he is a member of Extreme Measures, one of the many a cappella groups at NU, as well as the Digital Media Chair of Spectrum Theatre Company, a student theatre group focused on sociopolitical conversation.  When he isn’t in rehearsals, meetings, or doing homework, Collin enjoys knitting, watching BBC television shows, and eating custard.  This is Collin’s second year as an assistant for the LGBT Resource Center.

Rohan Zhou-Lee

Rohan is in their fourth year studying Ethnomusicology, studying the impact of gender on tango practise. In 2010, they wrote The Soldier’s Home for the Student Theatre Coalition, which investigated a female soldier’s return home, her trials with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and attempt to return to life at home. In 2011, they also choreographed Maganda et Malakas for the Kaibigan Pinoy Show and Bhāktyā, a Ballet, Salsa, Samba and Kathak fusion piece for the BLAST Show 2011. Most recently, they choreographed The Great Sarimanok for the Pinoy Show 2012. Other student groups and movements include: Thai Club, Asian NU Project, Mezcla Dance Company and Northwestern University Interfaith Initiative (NUii.) Rohan plays classical trumpet and writes high fantasy books.

Monte Nelson

Monte is a junior pursuing a major in Psychology and Sociology. Monte is involved in various other organizations around campus, especially the human rights group NUCHR, the LGBT youth advocacy group Project ShoutOUT, and Northwestern's Speech Team. When he is not working Monte is usually listening to music and reading, writing, or spending time with friends.

Jac Nunez

Jac currently a sophomore student in Medill with a Gender Studies minor. She hails from Los Angeles. Along with being an LGBT Resource Center assistant, Jac writes for a few publications on campus and is involved with various theater projects. In her (scarce) free time, she enjoys watching copious amounts of television, reading, blogging, napping, and drinking tea. She is also an avid anglophile and musical theater geek and enjoys singing obnoxiously in public spaces with her friends. After graduation, she aspires to be an arts and entertainment journalist.

Zach Nicol

Zach is a member of the class of 2015, currently a sophomore majoring in Theatre and considering a major in Creative Writing. He is a returning LGBT Resource Center assistant, and hails from New Jersey. In his free time, Zach enjoys going to concerts, writing, eating at delicious restaurants, and spending time with friends.