What does it mean to be sexually healthy? Sex is associated with a lot of
pleasant things - being in love, feeling attractive, getting pregnant, having
orgasms, and being cool. Sex is also associated with a lot of unpleasant things
- sexually transmitted infections (STIs), shallow relationships, getting
pregnant, and feeling guilty. It's up to you to avoid what you don't want.
Getting what you want from sex depends on you. Communicating and taking
responsibility for protecting both yourself and your partner will significantly
increase your chances of having great sex.
Presentations offered @ EIU
Be a Rubber Lover:
The Health Education Resource Center provides FREE packets containing; condoms,
dental dams, finger cots, and lubricant for students of EIU once a month.
Students are asked to fill out an anonymous survey dealing with their own sexual
risks.
Battle of
the Sexperts:
This interactive program, designed around your favorite TV game shows, uses
friendly competition to teach students about, sexually transmitted infections,
condom use, testing information, and healthy relationships.
Sex and the College:
This lecture style presentation tackles information about sexually transmitted
infections, condom use, testing information, and healthy relationships.
