Eric has trained, educated, and enlightened more than 250,000 face-to-face audience members in keynotes, workshops, and all-day retreats - in addition to reaching countless listeners and viewers via radio (FM and satellite) and television. He has keynoted numerous national and international conferences, including NASPA, the NY Immigration Coalition Youth Conference , the NCEMSF , and more. From the local health clinic to the CDC, Eric has also provided medical trainings to countless providers and students. Finally, Eric remains one of the few modern American sexologists to have been invited to lecture on human sexuality at Oxford University and NASA.
Some of Eric's speaking topics include:
- Adolescent Sexuality (e.g. improving relationships for college students, increasing sexual pleasure for all, and making sex safer without making it boring)
- Bystander Intervention
- Consent
- Control and Management of Sexually Transmissible/Transmitted Infections (STIs)
- Energy Management/Sleep Hygiene
- Fertility control and contraceptive technology (having interned under Robert Hatcher, MD, MPH)
- Flourishing and Thriving
- Health communication and Media Relations
- Improving client service within higher education (and why it is better than “customer service”)
- Improving Sexual Health Service Provision
- Peer Health Advocacy (since 1988)
- Separation, Divorce, and Break-Ups (and returning to post-separation/divorce dating and sex)
- Sexual Aggression and Intimate Partner Violence Prevention
- Sexual Health and Welfare in Specific Populations (people with deafness, LGBT, and those residing in resource-poor areas)
- Sexual Rights as Human Rights (particularly post-Cairo and post-Beijing)
- Student "Success" (based on positive psychology)
- Suicide Prevention (including LGBT)
- Supporting Undocumented Sexual Assault Survivors in Higher Education
- Taking a Patient's Sexual History (Eric's most popular workshop for medical schools and the grounds for his invitation to speak at the University of Oxford, the University of London, and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine)
- Tobacco Cessation (created nationally recognized program)
- Transgender Advocacy within Higher Education, Healthcare Provision, and Sexual Aggression Prevention
International Venues