The Program in Human Sexuality Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary with a Gala: Benefit with Friends
Due to the COVID-19 virus, the Program in Human Sexuality is postponing its gala. The new date for the 50th anniversary gala is Friday, May 21, 2021. Please mark your calendars!
Please email phs@umn.edu with any questions.
Research
We have a strong research agenda in HIV prevention, sexual aggression and compulsive sexual behavior, transgender health, and women’s sexual health. Our research is supported by millions of dollars in state and federal funding. We have developed innovative and effective treatment approaches to sexual problems.
Clinic
We serve individuals, couples, and families of all backgrounds and ages. No referral needed.
Appointments: 612-625-1500
Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 8 AM–4:30 PM*
Friday: 8 AM–4:15 PM
*This is a temporary reduction in clinic hours as a result of COVID-19. Clients can message their provider 24/7 on MyChart.
Education & Training
The Program in Human Sexuality (PHS) provides education in human sexuality in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health, the Medical School, the University of Minnesota, and the wider community.
Advocacy
Comprehensive sexual health cannot be achieved without comprehensive sexual rights. Program in Human Sexuality (PHS) faculty work to raise awareness of sexual rights as an inherent part of universal human rights based on freedom, dignity, and equality.
Letters from the Chair in Sexual Health
A Letter from the Chair in Sexual Health
by Eli Coleman, PhD
This was another amazing year for the Program in Human Sexuality. We have welcomed new postdocs, faculty, and staff. There has been a significant increase in new grants; an impressive number of publications, presentations, and awards; completion of our first cohort with their certificate in human sexuality, and accomplishments in our advocacy efforts. We continue to change the lives of our clients through compassionate, sex positive care. The list goes on.
In the News
PHS Annual Report
As we look back on 2019, the Program in Human Sexuality (PHS) at the University of Minnesota has much to celebrate.