Meet Our Scholars
Kyler Thompson
University of Nevada, Reno
Liberal Arts: Gender, Race and Identity
She/Her
BIPOC
Kyler Thompson resides in the Bay Area of California, where she received her associate degree and three certificates in the LGBT education studies program. She is presently a liberal arts transfer student at the University of Nevada, Reno, and studies gender, race, and identity. Her passions are community service and BIPOC advocacy work, so being able to help others who are in need is her purpose. Kyler has been at the forefront of the support of LGBTQ in the bay area. She has been able to work with other LGBTQ organizations, propose gender-neutral bathrooms and propose the recognition of June as the official Pride month at Napa Valley College. The Pride month proposal was approved by the Napa Valley College Board of Trustees in June 2021.
Over time these ventures have shown optimistic impacts on Kyler’s life. She is grateful for the opportunity to build great support for the community. Kyler is now working with the Foundation of California Community Colleges and executing her experience and skills with the Foundation's Success Center and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee. Being a valuable asset has allowed Kyler to stay inspired in her forthcoming ambitions.
Over time these ventures have shown optimistic impacts on Kyler’s life. She is grateful for the opportunity to build great support for the community. Kyler is now working with the Foundation of California Community Colleges and executing her experience and skills with the Foundation's Success Center and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee. Being a valuable asset has allowed Kyler to stay inspired in her forthcoming ambitions.