Sexual Responsibility Week

Sexual responsibility begins with values, communication, and knowledge.  first and foremost, one must define his/her personal values with regards to engaging in sexual activity.  These values are supported by maturity, self-esteem, knowledge, self-control, and healthy attitudes and behaviors.  The values of a sexually responsible person include:

• understanding that sexuality is a natural and healthy aspect of human life;

• communicating personal thoughts and feelings to one's partner and seeking to know and understand a partner's thoughts and feelings;

• working to achieve consensual, healthy relationships through honesty and openly valuing the rights and limits of self and others;

• and being non-manipulative and only practicing safe and mutually consensual sexual behaviors.

Sexual Responsibility Week 2008

 "Sex in the NRV"

RU Peer Educators sponsored "Sex in the NRV," an educational game that was

facilitated by Swateja Nimkar.

Sexual Responsibility Week 2005

"Let's Talk About Sex" 

Interactive discussion about Sex

Discussion led by Kevin Nunley from Residential Life

2004 - RU in Jeopardy???

Students participate in the Jeopardy game during Sexual Responsibility Week

Chris-Runner-up and Janet-Grand prize winner

Healthy Relationships Brown Bag