California State University Department of Family Environmental Science, Northridge, CA
Indiana University Department of Sociology, Bloomington, IN
Indiana University Department of Applied Health Science University Graduate School, Boomington, IN
Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction, Indiana University Bloomington, IN
University of Iowa School of Social Work, West Des Moines, IA
Massachusetts General Hospital Institute of Health Professions Department of Nursing, Boston, MA
Midwest Institute of Sexology Training Opportunities in Human Sexuality, Southfield, MI
College of St. Catherine Theology Department, St. Paul, MN
University of Medicine and Dentistry of NJ / Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Piscataway, NJ
Goteborg University Department of Psychology, Goteborg, Sweden
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Northridge, CA
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
California State University at Northridge
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Department of Family Environmental Science
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Minor in human sexuality for B.A. and B.S. degrees
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
To offer interdisciplinary minor for students receiving B.A. or B.S. degrees in standard college
majors (e.g., psychology, biology, sociology, anthropology, etc.)
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Enrolled in B.A./B.S. degree program at Cal State at Northridge
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
21 semester hours, including 2 core courses
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
B.A., B.S.
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
SSSS
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
Human sexuality minor offered to Cal State -Northridge students majoring in any department, courses are taught in 9 different fields: English, history, philosophy, anthropology, biology, family environment science, psychology, religious studies, sociology
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
Richard H. MacDonald, Ph.D. |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
Department of Family Environmental Science |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+1(818)677-4830 |
| FAX: |
N/A |
| EMAIL: |
N/A |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
N/A |
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY
Bloomington, IN
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
Indiana University
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Department of Sociology
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Undergraduate and graduate courses in human sexuality
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
Undergraduate-level course in sexual diversity provides an objectivist sociological approach, undergraduate-level course in constructing sexuality provides a subjectivist sociological approach, graduate-level course in social constructions and the study of human sexuality
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Undergraduate status for undergraduate-level courses, graduate status (or permission, if undergraduate) for graduate-level course
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
Each course has three exams
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
Credit hours
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
Indiana University
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
English
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
Martin S. Weinberg, Ph.D. |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
Department of Sociology |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+1(812)855-7208 |
| FAX: |
+1(812)855-0871 |
| EMAIL: | |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
N/A |
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED HEALTH SCIENCE
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL
Bloomington, IN
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
Indiana University, University Graduate School
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Department of Applied Health Science
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Doctoral minor in Human Sexuality Education
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
Doctoratal minor in Human Sexuality Education
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
Indiana University, University Graduate School
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
William L. Yarber, H.S.D. |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
Department of Applied Science, HPER116 |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+1(812)855-7974 |
| FAX: |
N/A |
| EMAIL: | |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
N/A |
KINSEY INSTITUTE/
INTERDEPARTMENTAL GRADUATE COMMITTEE ON HUMAN SEXUALITY
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
Indiana University, University Graduate School
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Department of Applied Health Science
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Ph.D. minor in human sexuality
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
To provide basic yet broad overview in human sexuality, to examine behavioral, biological, cultural and social components of sexuality, including role of sexuality in the arts and public policy
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Current enrollment in Ph.D. program such as counseling, education, health behavior, psychology, sociology
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
15 credits from interdisciplinary areas, including 2 core courses
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
Doctorate minor in human sexuality
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
Indiana University, University Graduate School
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
Students may take human sexuality courses from a potpourri of departments
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
William L. Yarber, H.S.D. and Dr. Cyntha Graham, Ph.D. |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
The Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+1(812)855-7686 |
| FAX: |
+1(812)855-8277 |
| EMAIL: | |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
N/A |
KINSEY INSTITUTE
FOR RESEARCH IN SEX, GENDER AND REPRODUCTION
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
Indiana University
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Kinsey Institute/Interdepartmental Graduate Committee on Human Sexuality
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Graduate Courses:
K691: Practicum in Sex Therapy and Counseling
K690: Sexual Science Research Seminar
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
The Kinsey Institute has also offered Summer Research Institutes. For information on current plans, please check the Kinsey Institute web site at http://www.kinseyinstitute.org
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
Cyntha A. Graham, Ph.D. |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
Clinical Assistant Professor |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+1(812)855-7686 |
| FAX: |
+1(812 )855-8277 |
| EMAIL: | |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
West Des Moines, IA
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
University of Iowa School of Social Work
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Des Moines Learning Center
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Graduate course in human sexuality, 3 hours
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
To provide social work students and others knowledge of differences and similarities in human sexual experiences, of needs and beliefs regarding human sexuality field and various expressions of human sexuality to aid in developing an appreciation of diversity of human sexual expression and becoming a critical consumer of mass media messages, to evaluate research in human sexuality critically, to introduce students to specific clinical skills enabling more effective assistance to clients with sexual concerns or problems
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Enrollment in a graduate program
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
Two term papers, 1 relating course materials to student's specialty or area of interest in human sexuality, 1 a sexual autobiography inviting reflections on specific process of sexual self-discovery and exploring effect likely on work with clients dealing with their own sexual issues
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
Three graduate hours
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
University of Iowa
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
This course is offered at the Des Moines Center during summer sessions in odd-numbered years
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
T. Nicholas Tormey, Ph.D. |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
1601 – 22nd St. West Bank Bldg. #210 |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+1(515)225-0932 |
| FAX: |
+1(515)226-8903 |
| EMAIL: |
tntopera@aol.com |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
N/A |
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL
INSTITUTE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS
DEPARTMENT OF NURSING
Boston, MA
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
Massachusetts General Hospital Institute of Health Professions
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Department of Nursing
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Advanced assessment of sexual health, 3-credit graduate course
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
To promote knowledge and comfort in assisting others gain/maintain sexual health
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
B.A. or B.S.
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
Readings assigned, class activities, weekly reaction papers, book report, held spring semester usually on Thursday evenings
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
Three graduate hours
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency,
regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
Massachusetts General Hospital (M.G.H.)
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
Workshops also offered various semesters
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
Elaine W. Young, R.N., Ph.D. |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
Graduate Program of Nursing |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+1(508)398-3424 |
| FAX: |
N/A |
| EMAIL: |
eyoung@capeced.net |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
N/A |
MIDWEST INSTITUTE OF SEXOLOGY
TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES IN HUMAN SEXUALITY
Southfield, MI
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
Midwest Institute of Sexology
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
N/A
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Seminars and workshops on all aspects of human sexuality
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
To offer training opportunities in sexology
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
None
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
Information through contact person (see below)
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
Credit toward AASECT certification, possible undergraduate or graduate credit hours
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
Founded in 1977, the Institute is looking forward to adding more training opportunities
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
Barnaby B.Barratt, Ph.D., D.H.S. |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
Midwest Institute of Sexology |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+1(248)737-5740 |
| FAX: |
+1(248)851-8698 |
| EMAIL: |
BBBarratt@earthlink.net |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
COLLEGE OF ST. CATHERINE
THEOLOGY DEPARTMENT
St. Paul, MN
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
College of St. Catherine
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Theology Department / Women's Studies
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Sexuality and spirituality course, 4-credit course
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
To educate undergraduate women (and men) in healthy sexuality, to explore research and literature on integration of sexuality and personal growth/fulfillment
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Enrollment as an undergraduate
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
Reading 3 books, writing 5 reflective papers, film project or research on an issue of interest
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
Four undergraduate hours
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
North Central
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
May be a course required for some majors, taught in English, all welcome
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
Joan H. Timmerman, Ph.D. |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
2004 Randolph Ave. #4240 |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+1(651)690-6072 |
| FAX: |
+1(651)690-6024 |
| EMAIL: | |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY
PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT AND
BIOLOGICAL AND ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES DEPARTMENT
Madison, NJ
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
Fairleigh Dickinson University
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Psychology Department / Department of Biological and Allied Health Sciences
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Undergraduate-level (1) human sexuality, (2) controversial issues in sexuality, graduate-level (3) sexualities and cultures, (4) psychosexual development courses
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
(1) to cover major biological, social, psychological and cultural aspects, of use to majors in education, psychology, sociology, business and others; (2) to deal with all sides of major controversial issues in American sexual culture, of use to health education and school teachers; (3) to examine sexual attitudes, behavior and relationships in different cultures, basic concepts of sex, gender (roles), intimacy, love, pair bonding, marriage, ethnic and religious influences, sex education, autoeroticism, sexual orientations, transgendered persons, coercive and assaultive sex, pornography, prostitution, contraception, abortion, sexual dysfunctions and therapies; (4) to learn how genes, hormones, anatomy, brain development, the senses, environmental factors, leaning and social experiences contribute to human sexual and gendered development, to understand the origins and nature of gender orientations, chronic and episodic gender cross-coding (transvestites, transsexuals, third-gendered, transgendered persons) and paraphilic behaviors
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Completion of university admissions requirements for matriculated or non-matriculated status
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
(1) 3-credit, fall/spring, two exams, short reaction papers on assigned topics, (2) 2-credit summer seminar/workshop, no exams, one in-depth paper on assigned issue, research, defense and debate of assigned positions on current controversial issues, (3) two research papers, (4) three non-comprehensive exams
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
Course credit, transferable in many cases
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
Standard university state and regional accreditation
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
Robert T. Francoeur, Ph.D. |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
Fairleigh Dickinson University, Ml 20A |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+1(973)625-0923 |
| FAX: |
+1(973)626-8766 |
| EMAIL: | |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
N/A |
UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY OF NJ
ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON MEDICAL SCHOOL
Piscataway, NJ
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
@leek-long human sexuality course, 40 hours
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
To provide healthcare professionals with an overview of all relevant clinical and physical issues associated with human sexuality
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Ph.D., M.D., M.S.W., R.N.
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
Attendance at all lectures, 9 additional hours plus written paper if 3 graduate credits desired
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
3 hours of graduate credit
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulator), agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
Graduate School of Public Health
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
This course is a prerequisite, not a substitute for a supervised clinical experience in sex therapy
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
Sandra R. Leiblum, Ph.D |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
Department of Psychiatry |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+1(732)235-4273 |
| FAX: |
+1(732)235-4244 |
| EMAIL: | |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
N/A |
UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM
SUMMER INSTITUTE ON SEXUALITY, CULTURE AND SOCIETY
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL FOR HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Amsterdam, Netherlands
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
University of Amsterdam, International School for Humanities and Social Sciences (ISHSS)
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Summer Institute on Sexuality, Culture and Society
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Four-week intensive summer program on sexuality across cultures
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
To explore and study social and cultural dimensions of human sexuality, to receive training, both in theory and method, in areas of sexuality research not commonly available at institutions, to benefit froi-n international faculty team of sexology professionals
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Those enrolled in M.A. or Ph.D. programs who have a focused interest in sexuality research, those in non-governmental organizations engaged in AIDS and/or sexuality research
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
July-August, Monday-Thursday, morning classes for all, two afternoon tracks, 1 for committed sexuality researchers, 1 for those researching related fields, at least 40 contact hours, paper, readings
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
Certificate of attendance, transcript, worth 7 University of Amsterdam (UvA) credits or 10 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) credits, can also be taken without credit/transcript for reduced fee
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
University of Amsterdam
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
English
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
Mariette Blokhuis, M.A. Program Manager |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
ISHSS, Herengracht 514 |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+31 (20) 525-3776 |
| FAX: |
+31(20)525-3778 |
| EMAIL: | |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
GOTEBORG UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
Goteborg, Sweden
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
Goteborg University
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Department of Psychology
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Undergraduate sexology courses dealing with introductory material, clinical orientation, clinical sexology
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
To provide students with a basic but comprehensive knowledge emphasizing medical, psychological and social aspects of human sexuality, to expand students' competence in applying appropriate theories and research data in diagnosing and treating sexual problems and dysfunctions
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Information through contact person (see below)
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
Active participation in small group seminars, 2-3 brief papers, readings (1500 pages per course)
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
Credit toward B.A.
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
Goteborg University
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
Lectures in Swedish
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
Lars-Gosta Dahlof, Ph.D. |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
Box 500 |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+46(31)773-1700 |
| FAX: |
+46(31)773-4628 |
| EMAIL: | |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
N/A |
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