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Relationship 101: Finding True Love in Today's World

April 10, 2010
Hamilton College

Registration:

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Students: $5
Non-Students: $5

Location:

Check-in, final registration, and the presentations will all take place at Hamilton College’s Kirner-Johnson building. A map of Hamilton can be found at: http://www.hamilton.edu/virtualtour/campusmap200908.pdf. Kirner-Johnson is marked 14 on the map legend. Signs will direct off-campus attendees to the nearby parking lot. 

Our Goals:

  • Revolutionize how people understand the role of sexuality in their personal lives and in society

  • Explain the consequences of the sexual revolution and hook-up culture

  • Teach what it means and looks like to have a healthy dating relationship

Our Means:

  • Through the presentation of sociological, psychological, medical, and practical information about sex and healthy relationships.

Conference Schedule


Saturday, April 10, 2010


9:30 am - Check-in at the Kirner- Johnson Atrium

10:30 am - Standing on the Threshold of an Inconceivable Age: Sexuality in the 21st Century by Reverend Dale S. Kuehne, author of Sex in the iWorld

12:00 pm - Lunch Break

12:45 pm - Physical and Emotional Responses to Sexual Intimacy by Dr. Toby Taylor

2:15 pm - Break

2:30 pm - Wedded Bliss: How to Find and Maintain Lasting Love in Contemporary America by Dr. W. Bradford Wilcox

4:00 pm - Closing Remarks and Reception

Hosted by:

The Christopher Dawson Society, Hamilton College

Cosponsored by:

Dean of Students, Hamilton College

Chaplaincy, Hamilton College

Student Assembly, Hamilton College

Alexander Hamilton Institute, Clinton, NY

The Love and Fidelity Network, Princeton, NJ

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