The program is a part of the University Health Services' Health Promotion Unit. The peers also educate each other about aspects of sexuality in which they are interested, including aphrodisiacs, non-monogamy, and erotic literature. The two components of the program are clinic and outreach. In clinic sessions, the student educators talk in an intimate clinical setting with their peers about safer sex, birth control, pelvic exams and other sexual health issues. Students who wish to talk to a peer educator can make an appointment through the University Health Services appointment line.
Outreaches are presentations by peers to community groups.
The presentations usually focus on safer sex, but can be tailored to fit the group that requests the presentation. The peers also come equipped with information about services offered at the University Health Services, and have condoms and lubricant samplers to distribute to the audience. The Health and Sexuality Peer Education Program is always growing and evolving.