At Cecil College, all-gender restrooms are just one way that we work to provide a safer space for students, faculty, staff, and community members.
What is a gender-neutral restroom?
A gender-neutral restroom, also called a unisex restroom, is a restroom people of any gender or gender identity may use. Access to gender-neutral restrooms benefit many different people by providing an unbiased environment and the freedom to use the restroom without having to identify as a specific gender.
Locations
All gender-neutral restrooms are handicap accessible. Locations can be found on our virtual maps for the North East and Elkton Station campuses and are listed below.
| Campus | Building | Location |
|---|---|---|
| North East | Arts & Sciences (building C) |
336 corridor near the faculty offices hallway |
| North East | Arts & Sciences (building C) |
4th floor across from room C431 |
| North East | Technology Center (building D) |
1st floor inside the Student Life Suite (room 114), between rooms 114A and 114C |
| North East | Technology Center (building D) |
4th floor inside the Nursing Suite (room 400), end of the hallway near room 400L |
| North East | Physical Education Complex (building E) |
2nd floor inside Athletics Office Suite, across from room E213 |
| Elkton Station | Main Building | 1st floor across from the public restrooms |