Using an interdisciplinary approach, this article explores the intersection between manhood and college life for 24 selected African American college men enrolled in 12 colleges and universities across the 19 southern and border states of America. The purpose of this study is to illustrate how constructions of manhood and masculinity among this…

A role theoretical model for understanding changes in health and illness behaviors among college students is described. Behavior changes are related to the expectations of others in the college setting. (JMF)

Takes the rapid development of information technologies as a catalyst for re-examining the roles generally assigned to professors, students, librarians, and technology support staff; explores how they can collaborate to redefine their roles. Offers a theoretical exploration of the concept of role and then describes a workshop which explored how…

This paper examines the process of conversion in sex-roles classes by contrasting the context of testimonies in sex-roles classes with that found in evangelical Christian churches. Data are drawn from students' journals and participation-observation. Pedagogical suggestions for handling classroom conversion problems are provided. (Author)

This program provides information to students about human sexual biology, behavior and attitudes. The primary intent of the workshops described is to provide fuller information and opportunity for self awareness to encourage participants to be more responsible as sexual beings, and to restructure their attitudes. The program presents the…