This Web site was developed by The Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction to provide researchers, professionals and the general public with information about the Institute and other resources for the study of human sexuality. The Institute's Web pages are housed on the Indiana University Bloomington (IUB) Web server. Additionally, IUB compiles Web site access statistics for the Institute.

The original Kinsey Institute Website launched in August, 1996, designed by Margaret Harter and Candace Bertotti. The current website was designed 2001, with web design team headed by Jennifer Bass, and included staff from all areas of the Institute. Cathy Spiaggia conducted the intial usability study, Kyle Haskins designed the templates and the graphics, Sarah Byun modified the pages, and Bryan Haggerty put it all together.
Additions and improvements over the years were contributed by Steven Shyu and Rob Dietz, with editing assistance from Marie Metelnick.
In 2008, Paul Smedberg of BCS advertising redesigned the homepage.

In our effort to promote interdisciplinary communication and research, we seek a wide variety of professionally-related information, including:

1. upcoming conferences and meetings;
2. new journal titles;
3. education and training opportunities;
4. Internet resources for scholars in the field of sexology; and
5. other documents and reports related to sexuality research.

Our sister website, Kinsey Confidential, provides sexual health information. We also welcome resources for the general public (non-commericial) through our related resource section. Send comments and suggestions to:

Web Editor
The Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction
Morrison Hall 302, Indiana University
1165 E. Third St.
Bloomington, IN 47405-3700 USA
Ph. 812/855-7686; Fax: 812/855-8277

Disclaimer: The Institute will attempt to keep information on its site timely and accurate; however, since information may come from a variety of sources, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Non-Institute resources and links to these resources are included solely for informational purposes. Inclusion does not imply endorsement. The Institute is not responsible for the content of other sites that it references. It also is not responsible for any errors in, or damage to, materials (or equipment) as a result of accessing its page.

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