About

Chris Bryant, M.A., M.Ed. is the Assistant Director of Administration for Health Services Administration and Policy department in the College of Public Health at Temple University Center City and serves as an Adjunct Professor for Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies at several Philadelphia institutions. In addition to his full time work, Chris has served as a LGBT center coordinator and spearheaded programming for LGBT awareness and community outreach. As a presenter and consultant, Chris presents social justice and sexuality education training to students, staff, faculty, and administrators at conferences and workshops. Chris has created and facilitated LGBT “Safe Zone” workshops for several institutions to achieve greater inclusivity in classroom and campus environments. Additionally, Chris has served as the principle investigator for three Diversity and Equity grants from the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission—providing LGBT programming at Marshall University and Shepherd University. Chris’ research interests are centered around LGBT administration/student experiences in higher education settings, sexual decision making of MSM who use hook up apps, and hegemonic masculinity. Currently, Chris is completing his PhD in Human Sexuality Studies from Widener University. Previously, Chris earned his Master of Education in Human Sexuality Studies from Widener University, Graduate Certificate in Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies at Temple University, Master of Arts in College Student Development and Administration from Shepherd University, and his Bachelor of Science in Sociology at Shepherd University. Chris resides in the Philadelphia area and can be reached at bryanttopher@gmail.com.

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