Sexual Ethics
Students enrolled in Dr. Michelle Wolff's Sexual Ethics course (Religion 323) write papers about technology, intimacy, and the economic politics of sexual ethics. All papers engage the required reading for the course, and some papers focus on the films viewed during the course. Image courtesy of Universal Image Group entitled "A silhouette of people on-board a boat on the Sangu river in Chandanaish upazila (sub-district) of Chittagong. Bangladesh. August 3, 2007"
Submissions from 2024
Dating Apps as an Outlet to Promote Sexual Autonomy Among Disabled Individuals: An Intersectional Approach to Change, Sarah Marrs
Submissions from 2023
Hooking-Up and Technology: The Power in Sex on College Campuses, Ava Jackson
Submissions from 2019
Intimacy: In Moonlight, Black Boys Look Blue, Vanessa Iroegbulem
Sexual Assault on College Campuses: The Links Between Hegemonic Masculinity, College Sports, and Sexual Violence, Vanessa Iroegbulem