My interest in studying human sexuality began during my doctoral research. Since then, I've spent over twenty years researching, writing and teaching about the performance of human sexuality from a perspective that honors the entire panoply of sexual identities.
Although recently retired from the classroom, my experiences there continue to contour my work, since most of that extraordinary time was spent working with a diverse population of brave and brilliant adult learners, the vast majority of whom were women between the ages of thirty and sixty-five.
Today and moving forward, my work continues to focus on leveraging brave, critical, feminist-grounded discussion on the myriad performative aspects of human sexuality, particularly as they pertain to the experiences of women.
As a lifelong academic dedicated to exploring some of the most intimate aspects of our lived experience, a large part of that effort continues to focus on dispelling sexualized myths and silences, and exploring cultural taboos about sex.
Throughout my work, I maintain an active interest in encouraging feminist sex-positive perspectives on lifelong sexuality.
As a lifelong academic dedicated to exploring some of the most intimate aspects of our lived experience, a large part of that effort continues to focus on dispelling sexualized myths and silences, and exploring cultural taboos about sex.
Throughout my work, I maintain an active interest in encouraging feminist sex-positive perspectives on lifelong sexuality.
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