Catalog Course Description

This course is built around an evolutionary perspective of the basis of human mating behavior and explores a variety of topics in human sexualtiy with the goal of helping us to understand ourselves and to understand and accept the behavior of others. The course takes examples from art, sociology, anatomy, anthropology, physiology, contemporary politics, and history to explore the richness of human sexual behavior and reproduction and the interaction between our biology and our culture.

Spring Term

4 hours of Outside Work Hours per week and 2 hours of Student-instructor coverage of course materials per week.

Fall Term

4 hours of Outside Work Hours per week and 2 hours of Student-instructor coverage of course materials per week.