Sexual harassment is a pervasive phenomenon which can invade many areas of our lives.
The issue of sexual harassment and discrimination in the workplace is a concern for health administrators. We hypothesize that education on this topic effects the perceptions and attitudes of health care administrators, making them more apt to identify situations of sexual harassment in the workplace. We administered a survey on sexual harassment to a group of Masters in Health Administration students. After taking the survey, the students heard a lecture and watched a movie on the topic. The survey was administered to the students again.