Transgender and gender-diverse resources
Trans health and wellness services
Wherever you are on your journey, NAU Campus Health Services, in partnership with the Office of Inclusion: Multicultural and LGBTQIA Student Services, will connect you to the right resources to help you reach your personal goals.
Check out the Trans health and wellness services e-book for more information about:
- Medical services
- Counseling services
- Insurance
- Health promotion
- Office of Inclusion: Multicultural and LGBTQIA Student Services
Relevant NAU Policies
Nondiscrimination and anti-harassment
In accordance with federal and state statutory and decisional law, Northern Arizona University prohibits illegal discrimination and harassment, works to inform individuals of their right to be free from such behaviors, and promotes the safety of all at University sites and activities. This policy applies to students, staff, faculty, administrators, contractors, vendors, visitors, residents, and guests. NAU prohibits illegal discrimination and harassment on the basis of sex, race, color, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability, veteran status, gender identity, and genetic information.
Restroom Access Statement
“…the university supports the option of individuals to use the restroom that corresponds to their gender identity.”
Change of Name
At Northern Arizona University, you are able to change your Preferred Name as it appears on your Jacks Card, class rosters, grade rosters, Canvas, and the Online Directory – even without a legal name change.
To change your preferred or primary (legal) name, please complete the Change of Name Form through the Office of the Registrar.
Please note that staff and faculty members must contact Human Resources to change their preferred name.
Gender Inclusive Housing
Gender Inclusive Housing (GIH) was established in 2012 with the explicit goal of helping transgender, gender-variant, and questioning students experience a greater sense of safety and belonging while living on campus. GIH provides a supportive and inclusive living environment where a student can room with any other student regardless of sex, gender, gender identity/expression, or sexual orientation. The intended purpose of the program is to provide a living option for students who do not feel comfortable in gender-binary housing options. Priority is given to transgender and gender-variant students. GIH rooms are clustered together as micro-communities within the larger hall community.
More information regarding locations, the application process, and roommate selection can be found through Campus Living.
Gender-Inclusive Restroom Map
Looking for a Gender-Inclusive Restroom? All of the Gender-Inclusive Restrooms on campus have been identified in the NAU Interactive Campus Map. To find a restroom near you:
- Navigate to the Interactive Campus Map
- Click “Restrooms” in the menu on the left side of the page
- Select “Gender-Neutral Restrooms”