The SSSSWR Sexual Health & Pleasure Film/Video Festival will run throughout Friday and Saturday in an informal atmosphere. Schedule of selected films/videos.

9:00 Eli Coleman, Ph.D.
 Behind the Scenes of the Surgeon General's Report on Sexual Health
This one-hour session will present the politics and controversies behind the recent Surgeon General's Report. Educational objectives: At the end of this session, participants will be able to describe at least two major parts of the process by which the federal government conceptualizes sexuality as a public health issue.

10:00 Elizabeth Loftus, Ph.D.
 The Creation of False Memories
This one-hour and fifteen minute session will present information on how the "repressed memory syndrome" movement has had a profound impact on psychology and the public discourse about sexuality and relationships. At the end of this session, participants will be able to identify at least two ways in which the concept of "repressed memory" became reified in psychotherapy or the media.

11:15   Break        Sponsored by www.libida.com

11:15-6:00  Exhibits open

 Session I     The Internet
11:45 Kristen Hefley, M.L.S.
 Selling Intimacy: Women Who Sell Their Undergarments on the Internet for a Profit
12:15 Jeff Laurie
 Sex and the Internet: News, Research, Advice, and SexNewsDaily!
12:45 Michael Krychman, M.D.
 Cybersexual Personalities: A Tool for the Promotion of Sexual Health

 Session II      Theory
11:45 Paul Okami, Ph.D.
 Sex Differences in Human Sexual Behavior
12:15 Michael Mills, Ph.D.
 Evolved Psychological Sex Differences in Sexuality: An Overview From Evolutionary Psychology
12:45 Michael Castleman, M.P.H.
 Make it Sexy -- Just Remember, The Editor-in-Chief is a Prude

Session III       Female Sexual Desire
What indeed does woman want: Three perspectives on female sexual desire.
11:45 Carol Cassell, Ph.D.
 Britney, Brandy, Buffy: Three Sexual Images of Teen Women
12:15 Elizabeth Rae Larson, M.S., D.H.S.
 Data from the Odd Set
12:45   Stella Resnick, Ph.D.
 Is the Deck Stacked Against Married Sex? The Odds Against Uniting Desire and Commitment, and How to Beat Them

1:15 Lunch on your own

1:15 Student Mixer: Student attendees are invited to attend a luncheon hosted by the SSSS International  Student Consortium. Lunch will be provided.

2:30-4:30 Special Student Session
Not sure what path to take to become a sexologist? Come and hear from established, well-known  professionals in research, counseling, and education. Also, learn about exciting developments and  leadership opportunities available within the new SSSS International Student Consortium.

 Session IV      Sexuality Education in College
2:30 Peter Lehman, Ph.D.
 Teaching Porn Films: The Classroom and the Community
3:10 Jan Swanson, R.N, Ph.D. & Elizabeth Swanson-Hollinger, M.P.H
 Teaching Sexual Health Education to Public Health Students & Practitioners
3:50 Jennifer Musick, M.P.H.
Creative Techniques for Teaching Undergraduate Human Sexuality
4:10 Lynda Smith Hoggan, M.P.H.
From the Bedroom to the Classroom: Keeping Sex Education Sexy

 Session V      Gender/Identity/Orientation
2:30 Anne Lawrence, M.D.
 Satisfaction and Regret Following Male-to-Female Sex Reassignment Surgery
3:10 Michael Kauth, Ph.D.
 Same-Sex Attraction As Adaptation to Sex-Segregated Life
3:35 David Israelstam, M.D.
 Transgender: a Bearded Psychiatrist Cross-Dresses in Public
4:00 Dan Alonzo, M.A.
 The Masculine Imperative: Issues in the Evolving Eroticism and Intimacy of Gay Men

 Session VI       Narratives
2:30 Ron Levine, Ph.D.
 Biblical Stories as Sophisticated Sexual Instruction
3:15 Robert Francoeur, Ph.D.
 2000 Years of Western Ideas About Marriage, Contraception, and Abortion
4:00 Marlene Maheu, Ph.D.
 Cyber-Infidelity and Other Internet Narratives

4:30 Break

6:00 Dinner on your own

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