2008-2009 Officers

President: Lisa Linde
Vice President: John Connelly


Want to book a panel? Want to be a panelist?
Email us at zap-program@cornell.edu


What is a ZAP! panel?

ZAP! is a gender-balanced, culturally integrated panel of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, and questioning people, as well as straight allies, who come together to share ideas about sex and sexuality as they relate to their lives. ZAP! panels go to dorms, classes, RA trainings, health programs, local schools, and special programs with the purpose of educating and creating a comfortable, informal forum for discussion of issues relating to the LGBTQ and ally community.

What can you expect from a ZAP!panel?

In short, anything. A ZAP! is what the audience makes it. You might want to know how to handle a roommate coming out to you, how to come out to your roommate, how people know they're gay, if the word "queer" is safe to use, about the LGBT-scene at Cornell, anything! ZAP!ers integrate their personal experiences with basic knowledge of LGBTQ and straight ally issues in an interactive dialogue with the audience.

What are the rules?

Before we begin each panel, we present a few disclaimers to the audience:


ZAP! Sexuality Discussion Panels are organized by CUGSA in collaboration with Mosaic. ZAP! is a part of Haven, supported by the office of the Dean of Students and funded by the Student Activity Fee.