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Posted by Dr. Locker, 2022                             PLEASE NOTE: MOST POSTS HERE ARE FROM LAST YEAR (2021). Currently, I do not have access to remove or edit the old posts, so I can not fix this problem yet. If a post lists a date for an event or lecture but does not specify that it was posted in 2022, then it is old and please disregard it. I will write the date on all new posts! Today is 9/20/2022. Thank you. 

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Posted by Dr. Locker, 2022                             PLEASE NOTE: MOST POSTS HERE ARE FROM LAST YEAR (2021). Currently, I do not have access to remove or edit the old posts, so I can not fix this problem yet. If a post lists a date for an event or lecture but does not specify that it was posted in 2022, then it is old and please disregard it. I will write the date on all new posts! Today is 9/20/2022. Thank you. 

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Job Openings, Educational Opportunities and more

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Job Openings, Educational Opportunities and more

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Book Recommendation: Pleasure Activism by adrienne maree brown (shared by Britt)

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Book Recommendation: Pleasure Activism by adrienne maree brown (shared by Britt)

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Shame denies people of pleasure and joy in many ways. Experiencing messages of shame and rejection prohibit one’s pursuit of their desires or expression of who they are. The reclaiming of pleasure, brown says is a form of resistance and activism.

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Pleasure Activism is part of the Emergent Strategy Series .
How do we make social justice the most pleasurable human experience? How can we awaken within ourselves desires that make it impossible to settle for anything less than a fulfilling life? Author and editor adrienne maree brown finds the answer in something she calls "pleasure activism," a politics of healing and happiness that explodes the dour myth that changing the world is just another form of work. Drawing on the black feminist tradition, she challenges us to rethink the ground rules of activism. Her mindset-altering essays are interwoven with conversations and insights from other feminist thinkers, including Audre Lorde, Joan Morgan, Cara Page, Sonya Renee Taylor, and Alexis Pauline Gumbs. Together they cover a wide array of subjects-from sex work to climate change, from race and gender to sex and drugs-building new narratives about how politics can feel good and how what feels good always has a complex politics of its own.

Building on the success of her popular Emergent Strategy, adrienne launches a new series of the same name with this volume, bringing readers books that explore experimental, expansive, and innovative ways to meet the challenges that face our world today. Books that find the opportunity in every crisis!

Praise for Pleasure Activism
"[brown] demonstrates how we can tap into our emotional and erotic desires to organize against oppression."
-Colorlines

"adrienne maree brown...continues to stake her claim as one of our most critical thinkers and strategists by intentionally combining the power of story-telling with practical applications to help readers conjure their own definition of pleasure and how it is inextricably linked to every part of our existence."
- Monica Simpson, SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective

"adrienne marie brown is back, again dropping wisdom about alternative ways to live at this deeply fucked-up moment ... Let this book be the best Valentine's Day gift you've ever given yourself."
- Laura Winnick, Vice/Broadly

"adrienne maree brown dives deep, head first, into a fast swirling pool of pleasure-related topics. She swims her way from one end of the pool to the other with some help from her body-wise, experienced, friends. This book is all at once so cool, and so hot, with a rainbow of glorious compleXXXities. Pleasure Activism is bound to make a huge splash!"
- Annie Sprinkle, author of Explorer's Guide to Planet Orgasm-For Every Body

" Pleasure Activism is at heart a deeply personal collection of poems, interviews, artwork, and reflections curated and written by Brown to maximize pleasure and joy within our lives while also reducing trauma-induced pain, guilt, and shame."
- Caitlin Isabella Laughney, Columbia University

"Engaging with politics and social justice issues, whether it's climate change, race, or gender, can feel like work (and it is). Adrienne maree brown makes the case that you can feel good while doing so ... [Pleasure Activism] will challenge you to rethink your approach to changing the world."
- Victoria Rodriguez, Mashable

" Pleasure Activism is an invitation to know ourselves and be in conversation with the desire of our lustful imaginations... [I]t makes our personal liberation irresistible."
- Jasmine Burnett, activist and anti-oppression consultant

"adrienne maree brown elucidates a philosophy of Pleasure Activism to transform individuals and so the world. Her explicit instructions encourage orgasms of the body, mind and spirit. First, in support of our own authentic lives, then so that we can live in loving community with others. It's like a wise and juicy black goddess reopened Eden and said, 'Okay, everybody, let's try this again.'"
- Veronica Vera, author & founder of Miss Vera's Finishing School For Boys Who Want to Be Girls

" Pleasure Activism, as curated by brown, is a fitting example of the collective experience of love and the relationships that define every mass movement and whisper the most ancient wisdom about possibilities for a shared future."
- Lorax B. Horne for Interface: a journal for and about social movements

adrienne maree brown is a writer rooted in Detroit who now lives in Durham, NC. She is a student of the works of Octavia E. Butler and Ursula K. Le Guin. Some of her books include , Emergent Strategy and . Her visionary fiction has appeared in The Funambulist, Harvard Design Review, Dark Mountain, and YES! Magazine.

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Pleasure Activism A New York Times Best Seller! "[brown] demonstrates how we can tap into our emotional and erotic desires to organize against oppression." -Colorlines "adrienne maree brown...continues to stake her claim as

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COLUMBIA GRADUATE INITIATIVE LGBTQ+ ROUNDTABLE (VIRTUAL) THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 | 6:00 - 7:15 PM  ET | The Diversity Roundtable Series is an opportunity for students and faculty to have meaningful conversations through roundtable discussions on critical student life issues affecting marginalized communities. For this roundtable, faculty will share their experiences navigating their identities as members of the LGBTQ+ community in higher education.
Includes:
-John Haskins, Dean of Student Life, Journalism School (Moderator)
-Jean-Marie Bruzzese, Professor of Applied Developmental Psychology
-Dustin Duncan, Associate Professor of Epidemiology
-Luis Gravano, Professor of Computer Science
-Eitan Grinspun, Adjunct Research Scientist, Department of Computer Science
-Yannik P. Thiem, Associate Professor, Department of Religion

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Link to information about the 2021 Annual Conference - The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality

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Click the image to link to info about the SSSS (Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality) Annual Conference Nov. 18-21. The conference will be ONLINE (or in person in Puerto Rico). Student rates available. SSSS is one of the main professional organization for sexuality educators, counselors, therapists and researchers.

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2021 Annual Conference - The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality

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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The 2021 SSSS Annual Conference will be held in Borikén, land of the Taíno people (present-day San Juan, Puerto Rico) HISTORY After laying the foundation for the trans-Atlantic slave trade, Christopher Columbus returned to the Caribbean in February 1495, taking 1,600 Taíno people by force from Borikén to be enslaved and offering "as many as they shall order" to Ferdinand and Isabella.

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AASECT offers certification for sexuality educators, sexuality counselors, sex therapists and supervisors. See link above.

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Certification by AASECT as a sexuality educator, sexuality counselor or sex therapist is a crucial step in one's professional advancement, demonstrating to all that stringent requirements for training and experience have been met. AASECT offers certification of sexual health practitioners in four categories: sexuality educator, sexuality counselor, sex therapist and supervisor. For the vast majority of professionals in healthcare and human services, certification is a prerequisite to practice. AASECT credentials sexual health professionals on the basis of rigorous standards for academic preparation, supervised training and consultation, field-related experience and applied skills.

Requirements such as academic degrees, specific core subject areas and clock hours of education and field-related experience and training are identified for each category of certification. Field experience and practical application of skills and competencies carried out under trained and approved supervision or consultation are crucial aspects of certification.

Applicants must substantiate completion of certification requirements with academic transcripts and other formal documentation, and must also undergo peer review of their credentials.

AASECT currently accepts certification applications from individuals from the U.S., Canada, Israel, Mexico and Puerto Rico.
Membership
The first step in becoming a part of the AASECT family is to join as an AASECT member. As a member, you will become a part of the AASECT community and have access to our member listserv (google group) where our members are active in sharing ideas, thoughts, recommendations and information about the industry. Please feel free to review our additional member benefits and become a part of our community today!
Certification
If you are interested in pursuing AASECT Certification, we invite you to first review the Certfication types (below) and decide which Certification sounds like the best fit for your career path. We also suggest you also review the FAQs which answer a lot of common questions and provide information on the Certification process. From there you can review the different requirements for Educators, Counselors and Therapists. We also suggest reviewing the Guide to Completing your AASECT Certification Application document on the website which has more in-depth information about the requirements and application process as well.
Education/Courses/Programs
If you are looking for courses/training programs to meet the requirements for certification, we suggest reviewing our listing of AASECT Approved Continuing Education Providers. You will find a listing of individual and organizational providers that offer a wide range of courses, training programs and continuing education that can be used toward meeting the coursework requirements for AASECT Certification and Certification Renewal. Feel free to visit their websites and contact them directly for more information on how their courses and programs can help fulfill the requirements you are looking to meet. You can also review our Continuing Education Calendar, which contains a listing of the upcoming courses that are approved for AASECT CE credits - both online and in-person.
Supervision
If you have additional specific questions about your qualifications or are ready to begin the the certification process, we would encourage you connect with an AASECT Certified Supervisor who will be able to guide you through the process of AASECT Certification. In addition to the required hours of Supervision needed for Certification, part of the role of the AASECT Supervisor is to guide and mentor their supervisees through the process of AASECT Certification and assist with the application process when you are ready to submit your Certification application. Most AASECT Certified Supervisors will meet remotely or in-person, so it is not necessary to limit your search to your area.
Mentoring Program
Once you are an AASECT member, we also would encourage you to check out the AASECT Mentoring Program.

Sex education, sexuality counseling and sex therapy are separate disciplines, not levels of expertise within one discipline or field. When considering which certification for which you wish to apply, you should consider your existing field of expertise and work. Are you primarily an educator, perhaps leading workshops, teaching classes, or organizing and facilitating seminars? Are you primarily a counselor, perhaps working in a clinical or medical setting, giving specific suggestions and advice? Are you primarily a therapist, working with people in individual, partners or family sessions on various sex-related issues? Each of these disciplines requires its own set of skills and knowledge. Use these questions to guide you in your choice of application, or ask a Certified Supervisor, perhaps one that you hope to have as your supervisor, for help with this decision.

AASECT Certified Sexuality Educators teach and train about a range of topics, including but not limited to sexual health; sexual and reproductive anatomy and physiology; family planning, contraception, and pregnancy/childbirth; sexually transmitted infections; sexual orientation; gender identity; sexual function and dysfunction; sexual pleasure; sexual variation; sexuality and disability; sexuality and chronic illness; sexual development across the lifespan; sexual abuse, assault, and coercion; and sexuality across cultures. Sexuality educators may teach in the classroom at the elementary, secondary, and higher education levels. They may also provide education for groups of children, adolescents, or adults, training for professionals, and outreach and education in community-based, healthcare, corporate, and faith-based settings. Sexuality educators also may design and conduct workshops, courses, and seminars; contribute to the sexuality education literature, develop curriculum; plan and administer programs; deliver lectures and provide one-on-one client education sessions.

AASECT Certified Sexuality Counselors represent a variety of professions, ranging from medicine to the clergy. Examples of sexuality counselors are Planned Parenthood counselors, nurses and other health professionals, school counselors, and clinical pastoral care and counseling providers. Counselors assist the client to realistically resolve concerns through the introduction of problem solving techniques of communication as well as providing accurate information and relevant suggestions of specific exercises and techniques in sexual expression. Sexuality counseling is generally short term and client centered, focusing on the immediate concern or problem.

AASECT Certified Sex Therapists are licensed mental health professionals (or the equivalent in approved countries), trained to assess, diagnose, and provide in-depth psychotherapy, who have specialized in treating clients with sexual issues and concerns. Sex therapists work with sexual concerns, including, but not limited to: sexual function and dysfunction; sexual pleasure; sexual variation; sexuality and disability; sexuality and chronic illness; sexual development across the lifespan; sexual abuse, assault, and coercion; sexual orientation; gender identity. In addition, where appropriate, are prepared to provide comprehensive and intensive psychotherapy over an extended period of time in more complex cases.
For more information on AASECT Certification, click here to visit our FAQ page!
Academic qualifications for certifications for Sexuality Educator and Sexuality Counselor have a minimum of a Bachelor's Degree. Those pursuing certification as a Sex Therapist require, at minimum, a Master's Degree in a clinical specialty that includes psychotherapy training. All of these degrees must be awarded by regionally accredited colleges or universities or by nationally accredited, faith-based institutions.

This information can be found by searching a college or university's website for "accreditation."

Visit this link for more details on regional vs. national accreditation: https://www.edsmart.org/regional-vs-national-accreditation/

In addition to the academic requirements, professional experience, supervision, and academic (credit bearing) coursework specific to the field (sexuality, as well as education, counseling, and/or therapy) must be officially documented. Finally, all candidates MUST be supervised by AASECT certified professionals for the indicated number of hours. The specific coursework and supervision are clearly detailed on our website. Pursuit of more than one certification requires supervision and coursework in each.

AASECT cannot recommend any specific academic programs; however, candidates are encouraged to pursue a regionally accredited college or university or a nationally accredited, faith-based institutions.

The following websites may be helpful in your search:
http://www.chea.org/ https://www.edsmart.org/regional-vs-national-accreditation/
AASECT does not provide student visas nor funding to international applicants.

What is Expected of AASECT Certified Professionals? Review details of the Professional Conduct Guidelines below:

AASECT Professional Conduct Guidelines

To acquire, maintain or renew AASECT Certification, the certified member is required:

1. To maintain membership with AASECT as defined in Article III, Section B, of the AASECT Bylaws including continuing education (CE) as required.
2. To adhere to the AASECT Code of Conduct.

*Vision of Sexual Health
*AASECT Policy on Touch

3. To be licensed or credentialed in the state of practice as mandated by law and be knowledgeable and aware of the limitations of such licensure or credential.
4. To respond to and provide full and accurate information about pending or actual actions against any license or credential or surrender of a license or credential, that serves as a partial condition for certification.
5. To truthfully, accurately and completely respond to any and all questions on initial and renewal applications.
6. To remain current on new developments in the field of sexuality and sexuality counseling.
7. To earn a minimum of twenty (20) AASECT CE Credits every three (3) years for AASECT Certification Renewal. CE credits used for Certification Renewal are subject to the review and approval of the certification committee and must align with AASECT policies, ethics and positions.

The AASECT website and other appropriate documents state clearly what conditions are expected of a certificate holder to earn or retain said certificate, and what procedures may be
followed if a client/patient or other individual feels that the standards of AASECT may have been violated. Bylaws, Code of Conduct and AASECT Certification Renewal Policies

NOTE: AASECT Supervisor status pertains solely to the supervision process of those seeking AASECT Certification status as a Sexuality Educator, Sexuality Counselor, Sex Therapist or
Practitioner Supervisor. AASECT does not condone or encourage anyone to provide supervision that is beyond the scope or jurisdiction of their professional license or credentials. Each person
who does supervision is responsible for knowing the limitations of their license and/or credentials.

While working toward AASECT certification and prior to beginning Supervision, AASECT membership must be maintained at all times. After certification, AASECT membership must always be maintained to continue certification.

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Certification Overview | AASECT:: American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists

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Certification by AASECT as a sexuality educator, sexuality counselor or sex therapist is a crucial step in one's professional advancement, demonstrating to all that stringent requirements for training and experience have been met.

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The CSE's National Sex Ed Conference  Dec 7-9, 2021 2021 Conference Agenda (VIRTUAL this  year.)

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The National Sex Ed Conference is the largest conference in the United States designed exclusively for sexuality educators.

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Workshop: Make It About Race - Nadine Thornhill, Ed.D. | Sex Educator

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Consent is a powerful tool in the fight to liberate people of colour from racial oppression. Join me on November 2nd at 7 pm EST for this revolutionary workshop! $47 USD

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Sex Ed Lecture Series. Many of these lectures are exceptionally good. I think the cost is $25 or $30 each, but if you email them (email is at the bottom of their home page), they may be able to give a student discount. If you missed one that you want to see, I think you can register to purchase the video from the "recordings" page.

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Registration is $30 per session. If you need a discount, fill out this form.

All lectures are recorded so you have the option of watching them live on the scheduled dates or later at your convenience. Please note that registration is for one person only. Access links may not be shared with others.

Expanding America's Sex Education Programs Through Education Policy January 3, 2024 | 7-8 pm ET
Reflective of the work of "Inequitable Access, Information & Support: A Social Analysis of America's Sex Education Programs," as published in the American Journal of Sexuality Education, this lecture will discuss sex education programs, course content, and the representations they establish for young people. We will examine how federal education policy could be used to reframe sex education in the U.S.

Sexy Spoonies and Crip Sex Intersections of Sexuality and Disability January 10, 2024 | 7-8 pm ET
More than one-fourth of adults are disabled. While society perpetuates the ableist idea that disabled individuals are not sexual, this is wrong. This webinar covers intersections of disability and sexuality, including coming out to and discussing a disabled identity with partners, how to communicate about disability needs regarding sex (such as personal care assistants, sex toys, etc.), trying new experiences, using accurate terminology, negotiating sex, and more.

Focus on Abortion Americans Share Their Stories January 17, 2024 | 7-8 pm ET
Focus on Abortion features personal stories that stimulate wide-ranging discussions on abortion and reproductive health. Roslyn will discuss the rationale for this work, reactions to the stories, management ideas, and practical information for using the exhibit as a tool for sexual health promotion in different settings and populations.

Hip Hop and African American History as Teaching Tools to Reduce Sexual Risky Behavior, Part 2 January 24, 2024 | 7-8 pm ET
The rise of gangs and smaller variations of gang affiliation have contributed to the increase in juvenile delinquent behavior, such as drug dealing, interpersonal violence, teenage pregnancy, and school absenteeism in urban and rural communities nationwide. Innovative intervention programs and strategies are needed to reduce juvenile delinquent behaviors. Join us for this follow-up to the prior lecture, "Teaching Hip Hop as a Sexual Risk Reduction Tool."

Navigating Sex and Intimacy with Chronic Illness January 31, 2024 | 7-8 pm ET
The impact of chronic illness on a person's experiences of intimacy is often overlooked. This session will focus on the challenges of navigating sex and intimacy with chronic illness and will how sex educators can use a well-known model to discuss these challenges throughout their work.

Parenting the Parent in Sexuality Education February 7, 2024 | 7-8 pm ET
This workshop examines the current relationship between parents and sexuality education, while suggesting actionable steps on how to create an effective (and not always pleasant) partnership with parents to provide our youth with comprehensive sexuality education that dismantles harmful systems, ideologies, and practices.

RESCHEDULED: Sex-Positive Theology
Why Religion Needs to Recognize Body Autonomy is a Fundamental Human Right February 14, 2023 | 7-8 pm ET
Sex-positive theology serves as a valuable educational resource for learners, promoting body autonomy and individual liberation. It emphasizes that the human body should not be subject to external legislation or colonization by religious doctrine. Instead, it underscores that body autonomy is an essential human right. In this webinar, participants will gain a deeper understanding of these principles and learn how faith communities can provide a positive hermeneutic, empowering individuals to embrace their own autonomy and liberation.

The Power of Zines for Sex Education!
February 21, 2023 | 7-8 pm ET
This presentation will explore how zines (independently made booklets) are a delightful, effective, and remarkably accessible way to share inclusive, uncensored sex education. We will cover how to use preexisting zines as educational materials, as well as how to use the process of zine making as a powerful educational tool.

Transgender Veterans
Is This the Real Life? February 28, 2023 | 7-8 pm ET
This presentation examines increasing rates of transgender and gender diverse military veterans including theories for elevated service rates, reasons identified for delayed care and transitioning and current veterans administration healthcare services available as well as future projections.

Hypertension and Sexual Dysfunction in African Americans March 6, 2024 | 7-8 pm ET
The American Heart Association reports that almost 50% of Americans aged 20 and above suffer from hypertension. Of these cases, 56% are from non-Hispanic Black Americans. The drugs used to treat hypertension can cause sexual dysfunction, meaning African Americans may be disproportionately susceptible to sexual dysfunction in the United States. This webinar equips sexuality educators with essential information for addressing this issue effectively.

Teaching Youth about Relationships April 3, 2024 | 7-8 pm ET
The presentation provides guidance for secondary school teachers and counselors and professionals working with adolescents in out-of-school settings, such as group homes, agencies, and faith communities. It describes how to develop a course or program series on romantic relationships and how to approach each class as a unique experience, tailoring content and methodology to the students.

Recordings
Missed a lecture? No worries. All the lectures are recorded. Browse our collection of past lectures.

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Upcoming Lectures - Sex Ed Lecture Series

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View the upcoming lectures in the Sex Ed Lecture Series

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Volume 7 Issue 4 | TSQ: Transgender Studies Quarterly | Duke University Press  

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Scroll to top of page to see the article mentioned here: Rocco mentioned this in the text chat in class: "Duke University has an amazing free curriculum re: COVID that touches on AIDS a lot, particularly “trans in a time of HIV/AIDS” and how we conceive of AIDS being ‘over’ but it still is universal in its impacts." See the link in the image above. Scroll to top when open.

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Read Volume 7 Issue 4 of TSQ: Transgender Studies Quarterly.

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Samuel mentioned this in class. It's How to Bring Your Kids up Gay by Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick. Article says it's about "analyzing the effects of homophobia on adolescent gay boys' construction of their sexual identities"

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SSSS has student awards and grants listed here:
https://www.sexscience.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&club_id=173936&module_id=410033

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Kinsey Award
This award was given by the former Mid-Continent Region of SSSS. It acknowledged contributions to the field of sex research, sex therapy, and/or sexology.

Alfred Kinsey, PhD (posthumously)
William Masters, MD
Paul Gebhard, PhD
Floyd Martinson, PhD
Joseph LoPiccolo, PhD
Ira Reiss, PhD
Donald Mosher, PhD
Janet Shibley Hyde, PhD
Leonore Tiefer, PhD
Elizabeth Rice Allgeier, PhD
Vern L. Bullough, RN, PhD
Bonnie Bullough, RN, PhD
John Money, PhD
Wardell Pomeroy, PhD
Elaine Hatfield, PhD
John Henry Jefferies Bancroft, MD
John Gagnon, PhD
Eli Coleman, PhD
John DeLamater, PhD
Alan Bell, PhD (posthumously)
Michael Ross, PhD
Beverly Whipple, PhD
Martin Weinberg, PhD
Edward Laumann, PhD
Julia Heiman, PhD
Milton Diamond, PhD
E. Sandra Byers, PhD

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Awards Info - The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality

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Kinsey Award This award was given by the former Mid-Continent Region of SSSS. It acknowledged contributions to the field of sex research, sex therapy, and/or sexology. Alfred Kinsey, PhD (posthumously) William Masters, MD Paul Gebhard, PhD Floyd Martinson, PhD Joseph LoPiccolo, PhD Ira Reiss, PhD Donald Mosher, PhD Janet Shibley Hyde, PhD Leonore Tiefer, PhD Elizabeth Rice Allgeier, PhD Vern L.

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A SAR (Sexual Attitudes Reassessment) can be a great way to get in touch with your thoughts and feelings about a variety of aspects of sexuality. AASECT lists upcoming SARs. Also, a SAR may be required for certification through AASECT.

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https://aasectannualconference.com/
The American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists has an Annual Conference in the summer, June 2022. See the info via the link above.

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Collaborate with sexuality professionals! Learn the latest in sex counseling, therapy, and education. Join us!