PSYC 3327

(3 Credits) 3 Lecture hours, 2 Experiential Learning hours This course focuses on sexualities and related identities within a historical and biopsychosocial context. It reviews hormones, sexual physiology, and function, sexual and affectional orientations, genders, attraction, intimacy, pleasure, sexual variations and dysfunction, and the role that emerging technologies play in the understanding of our sexualities and identities and related mental health. As part of this course, students will be paired with a community partner to complete a work-integrated learning experience.