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Staff

Peter Moosman

Peter Moosman

Gender & Sexuality Student Resource Coordinator

Peter Moosman, a first-generation college graduate from Utah, has been a dedicated member of Salt Lake Community College for over 15 years. With degrees in Humanities and Political Science from SLCC and Civic Advocacy from Weber State University, they now serve as the Associate Director of Cultural Events and Manager of the Gender & Sexuality Student Resource Center. Peter is passionate about fostering community healing, empowerment, and education, using their role to support and uplift students from diverse backgrounds and identities.

Campus:

South City

Room:

1-140

Phone:

801-957-3342

Email:

peter.moosman@slcc.edu

Pronouns:

Any Pronouns

Tevita Ūánga (Leka) Hēímuli

Tevita Ūánga (Leka) Hēímuli

Secretary

Allāh-u-Abhā! Mālō e lelei! Fakaalofa lahi atu! Mālō ni! Leka is a first-generation college graduate from Kearns High School and Salt Lake Community College, proudly representing their Tongan and Pacific Islander heritage as a native of Utah. They enjoy writing, listening to music, cooking, savoring delicious food, and dancing. Leka’s motto, "Be you, be comfortable, and be beautiful," reflects the core values that have shaped them into the person they are today. A dedicated advocate, Leka is passionate about universal education, spirituality, social justice, equity & equality, cultural identity, community engagement, trans and queer activism. They are currently pursuing studies in social work, gender studies, and Pacific Island studies.

Campus:

South City

Room:

1-140

Phone:

801-957-3143

Email:

leka.heimuli@slcc.edu

Pronouns:

He/She/They

Kai Lyon

Kai Lyon

GSSRC Intern

Kai is studying to be an engineer with a focus on mechanics. As a member of the queer community, they spend their free time educating themselves and others on legal issues surrounding being LGBTQ+. They have lived in Utah most of their life and their favorite part about it is the hiking destinations right outside the city. Other hobbies they enjoy include appreciation and creation of art, caring for and learning about animals, and gardening. Kai hopes to bring advocacy for human rights into the minds of more individuals, and in doing so is looking forward to meeting new people and understanding more about them.

Campus:

South City

Room:

1-140

Email:

klyon13@slcc.edu

Pronouns:

They, Them

Bee Timmerman

Bee Timmerman

GSSRC Intern

Pursuing English studies, Braden came to SLCC in Fall of 2021 with the intention of being a writer. Outside of class or work, Braden frequently enjoys reading, writing, and time spent in the sun hiking, reading in a hammock or riding his board. Emphasizing personal stories, Braden studies the lives and works of Queer authors and writers around the country. He believes understanding the historical foundation of the Queer community is imperative to creating meaningful change in the social, and economic systems in place.

Campus:

South City

Room:

1-140

Email:

btimmer1@slcc.edu

Pronouns:

He/Him/Any

Nathalie Solis-Maravilla

Nathalie Solis-Maravilla

GSSRC Intern

Nathalie was born in Los Angeles, California but has lived in Utah most of her life. She is currently majoring in psychology. She has two kids and loves taking them to the park. The reason why she decided to join the GSSRC team is to learn how to become a better ally to the LGBTQ+ community and better advocate for womxn rights. Nathalieloves to run, read and watch true crime in her spare time.

Campus:

South City

Room:

1-140

Email:

nsolisma@slcc.edu

Pronouns:

she/her

Helias Hammari

Helias Hammari

GSSRC Intern

Helias Hammari is a full time AAS Graphic Design student at SLCC. Born into a military family, they have had the privilege to travel to 16 different countries and gained a love of learning of the world and the people within it from those experiences. He is passionate about allowing everyone to have access to equal education and treatment and wants everyone to feel safe in their state and school. They are also apart of the furry community and enjoys wearing his guinea pig costume whenever the opportunity arises.

Campus:

South City

Room:

1-140

Pronouns:

They/He

Megan Sorenson

Megan Sorenson

GSSRC Intern

I was born and raised in Salt Lake City and am a proud single mom to three wonderful kids. Recently, I made the decision to return to school to pursue a degree in communications and business, hoping to show my children the importance of education and that it's never too late to chase your dreams. I have a passion for theater, horror movies, running, and hiking. My kids mean everything to me, and I’m committed to making the world a more accepting and loving place for them to grow up in.

Campus:

South City

Room:

SCM 1-140

Email:

msellers@slcc.edu

Pronouns:

She/Her

Jeff Marsden

Jeff Marsden

GSSRC Intern

Jeff is a Commercial Music major with an emphasis on Songwriting at SLCC. He loves music, and wants to create music for video games. In his spare time, he enjoys playing video games, Magic: The Gathering, and Dungeons & Dragons. Always looking for the next challenge, Jeff loves to learn new skills and sharpen his existing ones. He believes that a deep understanding of self and others is very important, and will help to create a better world for everyone.

Campus:

South City

Room:

SCM 1-140

Email:

jmarsde9@slcc.edu

Pronouns:

He/They

Nina Begue

Nina Begue

GSSRC Volunteer

They are at south city campus, Salt Lake Community College, and majoring in History they hope to become a history teacher in Utah. They grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah but loved to be outdoors and enjoying going for walks and skiing with her family. She has has done lot of volunteer work for their teachers from going to the food bank to carpooling with her class members, to handing out shocks to people who are unsheltered, and standing with their teacher for Harvey Milk.

- One last thing is that they hope to work their hardest to get their work done.

Campus:

South City

Room:

SCM 1-140

Pronouns:

She/ They