The Men and Masculinties Knowledge Community

This KC was founded upon a pro-feminist, anti-racist, gay-affirmative agenda with the hope of providing resources to increase multi-cultural competence among male students by providing the NASPA membership with tools to invite and engage men into this process. The underlying assumption is that men in general are interested in social justice, capable of enacting it, and that they need language and a connection to the process.

Thursday, July 14, 2011

What Are You Afraid Of?

What are men most afraid of? Snakes? Planes? Snakes on a Plane?

Actually, according to "College Men and Masculinities" by Shaun Harper and Frank Harris III, man’s greatest fear is being laughed at. The authors of this book delve into this issue and more.

"College Men and Masculinities" covers six crucial areas that men struggle with during college, from health and wellness to identity development and gender socialization. This book is a great reference for supporting college men because it gives student affairs professionals theory, research and implications for practice.

Submitted by Matt Gier, Region V Representative for the Men & Masculinities Knowledge Community.
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