The University Wellness Program is offering a new series on men’s health for benefits-eligible faculty and staff. This series is designed to support whole-person well-being across every stage of adult life. Presentations will provide practical information, increase awareness, and encourage informed conversations about prevention, treatment, and wellness. Participants will leave with a better understanding of common men's health concerns and tools to make proactive decisions about their health.
The series will run on Fridays from Oct. 16 through Dec. 11 (with one session on Thursday, Oct. 29). Each session will be held from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. via Zoom.
The following sessions will be part of the series:
- Oct. 16: “Introduction to Men's Health” (Petar Bajic, MD)
- Oct. 23: “What is Peyronie's Disease and How is it Treated?” (Kristian Black, MD)
- Oct. 29: “Everything You Should Know About Prostate Cancer Screening” (Zeyad Schwen, MD)
- Nov. 6: “Cardiovascular Health and Its Relationship to Sexual Dysfunction” (Ryan Mak, MD)
- Nov. 13: “Male Pelvic Floor Dysfunction” (Cameron Pikula, PT, DPT)
- Nov. 20: “Prostate Enlargement - Treatment Options” (Smita De, MD, PhD)
- Dec. 4: “Mental Health and Sexuality” (Theresa Callard Moore, PhD, LISW, CST-S)
- Dec. 11: “How Does Lifestyle Impact Men's Health” (Mark Paulos, MD)
