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While my book concludes with a call to give humanities disciplines a greater voice in shaping public sex education, I am aware of how much humanities research is generated from unpaid and underpaid labor. My research cites many excellent studies from scholars who lack institutional support for their research. I am grateful for all of these valuable “donations” that have enriched my knowledge base and scholarly conversations, and I am disappointed that industries built around the pursuit of knowledge have consistently taken these contributions for granted.
Over the course of writing this book, I have lived in five states, worked at five universities, and had two children. During this chaotic period, I could not have seen this book to completion without institutional support or the help of family, friends, and colleagues. In 2018, the Department of Religious Studies and Classics at the University of Arizona decided to invest in me and my research through my current position as Assistant Professor of Religion, Science, and Health. It is a dream job and I am thankful, especially to my department chair, Karen Seat, and the dean of the College of Humanities, Alain-Philippe Durand, who both made this possible.
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