Morgan Seamont

Morgan identifies as a queer trans man and has worked for the Pride program (or variations thereof) since 2012, starting off as a graduate student assistant and now working as an assistant director in the Center overseeing Pride. He attended Washington State University Vancouver for undergrad where he majored in anthropology and then came to CU Boulder for graduate school. He completed his master's studying archaeology in the American Southwest and then moved into cultural anthropology completing his dissertation on trans men, titled: Becoming “the man I want to be:” Transgender masculinity, embodiment and sexuality. 

Morgan has worked with many people and offices across campus to create a more inclusive campus climate, which has resulted in CU Boulder continuously being ranked in the “Best of the Best” LGBTQ+ inclusive campuses. When he isn’t helping students with the ins and outs of adulting and working with campus partners to improve the inclusive nature of being a college student, he enjoys playing disc golf, lounging with his cats Sir Elton John and Tochi, reading LGBTQ+ fiction and eating chocolate cake.