Sexual Health | Emory University

Goals

Members of the Emory Community will be able to:

Identify campus and community sexual health resources
Identify and describe safer sex practices
Increase protective behaviors with sexual health practices
Confidently communicate with partners
Advocate for policy and laws related to sexual health

Become a Sexpert!

Do you want to become an expert in having better, safer sexual experiences? The Sexpert course is having both in-person and virtual offerings for you to become the safer sex expert! Make any of the workshops listed in the schedule or complete their associated modules online. Mix and match by completing some in person or some online! You choose how you want to learn. Our virtual Sexpert mini-course & in-person workshop are open to ALL Emory students! The final session is required for all participants. Email csw@emory.edu if you're interested in becoming a Sexpert or have any questions.

Sexual Health
Services

Educational Programming

Sexpert

Sexpert is a weekend mini-course aimed at improving sexual experience, reducing unintended pregnancy, and preventing STIs. Sexpert is open to students with all levels of sexual health knowledge. Email laura.christine.calvert@emory.edu.

Train-the-Trainer

During the Train-the-Trainer program, participants learn how to facilitate the Sexpert curriculum. Sexpert Facilitators can lead future sexual health information sessions and mini-courses. This training is offered once in the Spring semester of each academic year, and you must have already completed the Sexpert mini-course to participate. For more information email laura.christine.calvert@emory.edu.

Health 100

If you are a first-year student enrolled in Health 100, make sure to check out the online module about Sexual Health.

Other

The Center for Student Wellbeing can offer custom programming about sexual health. We work closely with RAs, SAs, Greek-letter organizations, and clubs wanting to talk about sex. To set up your program, email l aura.christine.calvert@emory.edu.

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)

What is PrEP? Learn more here.

How to make an appointment

The Center for Student Wellbeing and Emory Student Health Services (SHS) facilitate an on-site PrEP Clinic for Emory students. PrEP is a system consisting of a once-a-day pill and education that can greatly reduce the risk of acquiring HIV. Following CDC guidelines, patients on PrEP meet with a health educator, as well as their healthcare provider every three months.

If you think PrEP might be a good option for you, email Laura Calvert (laura.christine.calvert@emory.edu) to make your initial appointment.

Safer Sex Supplies

With the help of the Dekalb County Board of Health, the Center for Student Wellbeing is delighted to bring you free safer sex supplies and free pregnancy tests. Submit a request through The Hub or come by our office in AMUC Suite 237. Safer sex supplies can also be found around campus in the libraries, Cox Hall, Student Health, Residence Halls, and more.

HIV Testing

Partnering with DeKalb County Board of Health, OHP provides free, rapid (results in 1 minute), confidential HIV testing multiple times per semester. Testing is open to all Emory students, staff, faculty, and guests.

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