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["Wantland, Ross A" <>]

Hi Laura,
  I'm not sure if you'll be able to find something to fit the bill for all of 
that - alcohol safety, sexual violence AND sexual health are quite a broad 
set of subjects. On our campus, I worked (as the sexual assault educator) 
with our sexual health educator to create a workshop we called "Wasted Sex: 
An Exploration of the Drunk Hook-Up" that talked about alcohol, sex, and 
sexual violence. I think there's a lot more to say about all of those 
subjects, but we looked at what good sex was, how alcohol was used to obtain 
"good sex", how that could be problematic, etc. If you're interested, I'd be 
happy to talk to my co-facilitator and see if she'd be cool with us sharing 
that outline with you. (It's not an all-student assembly sort of program, 
tho) Again, though, my caution would be against feeling like you can talk 
about all three of those topics unless you have some way of linking them up 
together, and even then, this would be a very specific program - or waaay to 
broad. That's my thought at least. Good luck!
Peace,
Ross


 
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Subject: Orientation programs addressing sexual violence and alcohol

Our orientation director is re-tooling Wildcat Welcome here at Northwestern. 
Previously, we had two separate sessions on sexual violence and alcohol. She 
would like to combine these topics into one session and also add sexual 
health information. 
 
Our long-range plan is to develop a peer theater program, but this will 
probably not be in place for fall 2010, so we are searching for a speaker or 
program who might be able to address these issues. We've previously had Sex 
Signals address the sexual violence piece, and they were very well-received, 
but won't work in our re-designed format. 
 
Does anyone have a speaker or program to recommend for this fall that 
addresses sexual violence, alcohol, and sexual health in a comprehensive way?
 
Thanks,
Laura

Laura Anne Stuart, MPH
Coordinator
Sexual Health Education and Violence Prevention Northwestern University 
Health Service
633 Emerson Street, Room 218
Evanston, IL 60208-4000
(847) 491-4618

 


      
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