Megan Andelloux Embarks on 5th Annual Study Sex College Tour

PAWTUCKET, R.I.—Board certified sexologist and AASECT certified sexuality educator Megan Andelloux has kicked off her fifth annual Study Sex College Tour (SSCT). Widely known for her innovative workshops and her sex positive approach to sexuality education, Andelloux is one of the nation’s most sought-after sexuality educators, invited back to 94% of all colleges and universities where she has presented.

This year’s tour will reach more than 45,000 students, including talks at Tufts University, University of Rhode Island, Northeastern University, and more. Andelloux will be adding three new workshops to her offerings, tackling topics ranging from the history and biology of sex, to decoding individual sexual desires and fantasies.

“The SSCT provides students access, understanding, and brand recognition of the highest quality products on the adult market,” said Megan Andelloux. “Through the SSCT, they learn about sexual health, sexual pleasure, sexual enhancement devices, and communication, and given permission and access to prioritize what it is they want out of their sexual lives. The SSCT discusses topics frequently ignored by society; the brands with which the SSCT partners are dedicated to opening up conversations and promoting sexual health, and deliver the best products available on the market.”

Megan Andelloux’s SSCT is made possible in part by sponsors, including original sponsors Spareparts Hardwear, OhMiBod, Crystal Delights and Je Joue, and returning sponsors Sportsheets, We-Vibe, Uberlube, and One Condoms. The tour is thrilled to welcome the support of two new sponsors this year—Giant Microbes and FC2 Female Condom.

Proceeds from the SSCT support the Pawtucket-based nonprofit The Center for Sexual Pleasure & Health. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the CSPH is an educational organization that works to reduce sexual shame, fight misinformation and advance the field of sexuality. The CSPH provides sex-positive sexuality education and cultural dialogue through a wide variety of programming, including workshops, performances, and sex trivia nights for community members; practical skill-building events and classes for emerging and experienced professionals; and presentations for hospitals, medical organizations and at national conferences.

The Center also maintains one of the largest sexual resource and media libraries in the northeast, available for public perusal. Additionally, The CSPH offers wide-reaching web resources, such as avideo seriesand weekly features such as a news digest and articles highlighting upcoming conferences andrelevant sexual studiesto keep visitors educated, entertained and aware.

The CSPH’s mission is of reducing sexual shame, by thwarting efforts aimed at hindering the dissemination of information about sexuality to their communities. For more information about supporting The CSPH’s mission, visit http://thecsph.org/get-involved/donateto find out about donations. For more information about The CSPH, visit http://TheCSPH.org.

For more information about the Study Sex College Tour, contact Megan Andelloux via email at [email protected] or by phone at (401) 345-8685.