Where: Bryant University, RI

When: March 16th, 5 pm

Audience: Bryant Students

Cost: Free!

5 College Gender and Sexuality Conference

In this day-long conference student leaders and off-campus educators team up to offer workshops and panels that address crucial but often ignored topics surrounding sexuality.

Megan Andelloux will be presenting:

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of….Orgasms?!?

Take a tour among America’s obsessions with spanking, erotic literature and fetishes. Discover why handcuffs have more than one meaning when we examine the American cultural sexual landscape through the use of the media, current events and court cases.

This interactive, fun and thought provoking workshop examines your sexual rights and erotic potential, before it is stripped away.

What:  Fornication 1o1

Zeta Omega Eta Presents: Oh! Megan’s Fornication 101

Where:  The Fred Common Room, Trinity College, Hartford, CT

Facebook link:  http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=134347069966119

When: 7:00 pm

Audience: Trinity Students

Cost: Free!

How can you make your sex life safe while still be being hot? Can the two happily exist together? Of course they can!

Super hot safer sex will be the topic of conversation where will teach you how to safely fondle with the best of them!

This workshop will include: Condom Use-Do you know how to put one on with your mouth? The Do’s and Don’ts of Boxed Lunch, Silicone Surprises and Spanking, Erotic Talk and so much more!

Where: Rutgers University, Campus Center

When: 2/19, 2:50 Pm

Audience: Rutgers Students

Cost: Free!

By JENNIFER SPOSATO

Updated 9:45 AM EST, Tue, Feb 8, 2011

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There’s little mystery behind a lecture called Fornication 101. But, there is plenty of debate about it at Central Connecticut State University.

A sex educator named Megan Andelloux is giving the lecture, which she tells The Hartford Courant is a “study of how people experience the erotic and express themselves as sexual beings with an emphasis on jollies, attitude awareness, sexual skill building and health.”

Andelloux has talked at dozens of schools, including Yale, Wesleyan and the Universities of Connecticut and said she’s never gotten negative comments about her work before, but she’s been receiving e-mails calling her “disgusting” and that she was contributing to immorality, the Courantreports.

Professors at CCSU are also putting their opinions on a university listerv.

Mark McLaughlin, a spokesman for the university, told the Courant he thinks the negative reaction is based on misconceptions that taxpayer money is being used to pay for the lecture. TheRuthe Boyea Women’s Center on campus and is sponsoring the event, which is paid for with private donations.

The spokesman also thinks people are confusing the lecture with an academic course and that it’s about sex rather than sexuality.

“We feel, despite the provocative title, her presentation really does focus on health, sexual consent, and providing a frank and open, factual presentation designed to appeal to college students,” McLaughlin told the Courant.

The event is scheduled for March 8.

http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local-beat/Fornication-101-Class-Sparks-Debate-at-CCSU-115554469.html

POSTED: 5:04 pm EST February 7, 2011

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. — A new controversial sex seminar that could be coming to Central Connecticut State University in New Britain is raising eyebrows. It’s an explicit seminar that’s also offered at a number of other schools in the state.

This one-hour presentation put on by a Rhode Island based sexologist was initially slated to come to campus last week.

Fornication 101 is a seminar that promised to help participants “experience the erotic attitude awareness and sexual skill building.”

“It doesn’t seem to be a bad thing,” said student Ethan Pelletier. “We’re all adults here.”

Many different topics were to be discussed in a steamy sexology seminar slated to come to campus at CCSU before being canceled last week.

Certified sexologist Megan Andelloux, also known as Ms. Sexuality Speaker, tours universities talking about adult sex education.

One concerned woman in Meriden emailed Eyewitness News saying she was appalled her tax dollars would support such an offensive program, but school officials said the program was privately funded.

According to a university official, funds for the $600 presentation would come from private donations given to the Ruthe Boyea Women’s Center in support of its educational mission.

Taxpayer dollars are not used.

Despite the provocative title, the presentation clearly focuses on health, sexual consent and on providing a frank, open, positive and factual presentation designed to appeal to college-age students.

Officials said the seminar hasn’t been re-scheduled, but according to the sex educator‘s website, she’ll be on campus in March.

Source:  http://www.wfsb.com/education/26780069/detail.html

When: 9pm

Discussion: Supersex, College Campus Style

Audience: Students, Open

Price: Free!

Where: RISD, Providence, RI

When: 7:00 pm

Audience: RISD students

Cost: Free!