2008 trojan sexual health report card
2008 Trojan Sexual Health Report Card (PDF; 432 KB)
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The Trojan Sexual Health Report Card is an annual ranking of colleges and universities representing each state and major athletic conference, measuring the availability of sexual health resources and information to their students. In its third year, the study, conducted by Sperling’s BestPlaces, an independent research firm, expanded methodology, asking students to share personal anecdotes on access to sexual health services, analyzing school web sites and polling student health centers to assign a grade point average (GPA) for sexual health services across 13 separate categories (versus 11 in 2007):
Student opinion of health center
Hours of Operation
Allow drop-ins, require appointments
Separate sexual awareness program
Contraceptives, Free or at cost
Condoms, Free or at cost
HIV testing (on/off campus, at cost)
STD testing (on/off campus, at cost)
Anonymous advice via email / column
Lecture / outreach programs
Student peer groups
Sexual assault programs
Website usability, functionality (Source: Docuticker)