LGBT Alumni Organizations of Other Schools
| LGBT Aumni Association |
Year Est. |
Yr Recognized by Alum Assn |
Chapter Status? |
Official Status Type Org |
Clicks from Homepage |
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| Yale Gala | 1980 | No | Shared Interest Group | 2 | |
| Harvard Gay & Lesbian Caucus |
1983 | 2005 (22 yrs) | No | Shared Interest Group | 2 |
| Penn GALA | 1984 | 1999 (15 yrs) | No | Alumni Group | 1 |
| Princeton FFR | 1986 | No | Affiliated Group | 1 | |
| Stanford Pride | 2001 | 2001 | No | Official Group | 1+search |
| USNA Out | 2003 | N/A | |||
| GALA-Notre Dame/ Saint Marys College |
2004 | No | Group | N/A | |
| USAFA Blue-Alliance | 2007 | 2011 (4 yrs) | No | Affinity Group | 1 1 |
| USMA Knights Out | 2008 | Group | N/A | ||
| SMU Gallop | 2011 | 2011 | No | Affinity Group | 1 |
1Approval effective 20 September 2011, link to site not yet available.
Note that alumni associations are closely integrated with their universities. Acadamies cannot have this integrated structure due to federal law.
The USNAAA has adopted the “Yale Model” for developing the USNA Alumni Association and Foundation. Some of literature you may have received as part of your class fund-raising drives may have included statements such as “we want to compete for the same students that will be going to Harvard, Princeton and Stanford.”