Lectures:

Subject: Human Sexuality, Political Science, Women’s Studies courses
Lecture: A Choice Dilemma: Changing Perspectives on Abortion
Summary: Outlines history of abortion and the woman's movement in the United States. Examination of how legalized abortion has impacted women and society. Explores the root causes that often drive women to abortion and suggests women-centered solutions that will significantly reduce the number of abortions.

Subject: Psychology
Lecture: Psychological Impact of Abortion
Summary: Outlines what is known and not known about how women react to abortion as well as other reproductive losses. Assesses the data and studies available on reproductive loss through abortion. Also looks at how abortion affects other family members including the woman’s partner, parents, siblings and her current or future children.

Subject: Political Science, Women’s Studies courses
Lecture: Politics of Abortion
Summary: Outlines political history of abortion in the United States from the Colonies to the present. Analyzes modern abortion movement (1965 – present) with particular emphasis on the current political situation in the Supreme Court and on Capitol Hill.