Core assessment survey project for CA200 Interviewing.

1. Sex & Dating at Park Andi Janessa Samantha Souleymane

2. Here’s the situation.

3. 1 in 4 students has an STI.

4. College is portrayed in the media as a place for parties and casual sex.

5. The college culture may have a direct impact on student health.

6. How do Park students feel about casual sex versus relationships?

7. 75 respondents

8. 58%Women 42% Men

9. 67%Commuters

10. 83% of respondents agreed that “HOOKING UP” refers to uncommitted sexual relations

11. What atmosphere does college have?

12. THREEout of FOURwomenbelievecasual sexis the collegeatmosphere

13. Two out of three men believe college has a casual sex atmosphere

14. What atmosphere does Park have?

15. 61% of women believePark Uhas a DATINGatmosphere

16. Men are divided half and halfon Park’s atmosphere.

17. Friend’s Preferences

18. 75% of womensaid their friendsprefer dating.

19. 53% of mensaid their friendsprefer casual sex

20. Respondent’s Preferences

21. 86% of women prefer dating

22. Only 14% of women said they would be open to casual sex

23. MORE THAN AQUARTER of men declined to state a preference(but answered every other question)

24. Of those who answered, 2/3’s of men said they prefer dating

25. How are women viewed who prefer casual sex?

26. 65%sluts and whores

27. A grand total of 85% of respondents described women who prefer casual sex in a negative way.

28. Women were more likely to use negative terms about other women.

29. How are men viewed who prefer casual sex?

30. 49%of respondents attributed positive adjectives to men who prefer casual sex.

31. (That’s 36% more positive than how women are viewed.)

32. How do respondents view women who prefer relationships?

33. 59% of respondents view women who prefer relationships favorably.

34. 9% thought women who prefer relationships are clingy.

35. “STILL SECRETLY A WHORE”? 3% think so!

36. How are men who prefer relationships viewed?

37. 75% favorable

38. ONE QUARTER Unfavorable(mostly described as “stupid” and “gay”)

39. Women were described with negative terms twice as often as men.

40. Conclusion While college in general is seen as a paradise of noncommittal sexual relationships, there is a large stigma at Park U towards people who engage in those activities. We conclude that Park U has a dating atmosphere, rather than a casual sex culture.

41. Questions? Presentation designed by Andi Enns