Men's Issues

The Self-Development Center provides a media library of personal growth and academic skills programs available to students, faculty, and staff at George Mason University. Media programs may be used in the Self-Develoipment Center during the hours the Center is open. Faculty and staff at GMU may check out programs overnight or over a weekend. Students may check out programs to use for classroom or group presentations. These programs are not for sale or rent to persons outside of the University. If the program is marked with an asterisk (*), ask the receptionist for the handout or written materials that accompany it.
Adam's Mark (45 min.) Male college students discuss violence, relationships, sexuality, rape, fathers, anger, male bonding, failure, substance abuse, fear, insecurity, and what it means to be a man. (video)	Fire in the Belly (120 min.) This four-tape series answers the question, "What does it really mean to be a man?" It confronts outdated models of manhood that injure, impoverish, and alienate men, and shows men how to find a new vitality that will energize every aspect of their lives. (audio)
Why Men Can't Feel and the Price Women Pay (60 min.) See description under Relationships.

For more information about Counseling Center services, call 703-993-2380 or come by the Center in Student Union I, Room 364.

Send comments or questions to webmaster Diane Knight at dknight@gmu.edu. Updated September 7, 2001.