Ask Professor Fawn
If you have questions or curiosities about any aspect of sex or relationships, you’ve come to the right place! Our very own “Professor Fawn” (that’s an alias she uses so you can’t guess her true identity) will answer any questions you might have. Just fill out the form below, and Professor Fawn will consult her magic 8-ball, … um, use her vast experience and education to give you the full story.
Your questions will be answered here on the Colorado OutSpoken website, and some of them will be selected for inclusion in the “Sex Advisor” segment of our television show.
Who is “Professor Fawn”??
Professor Fawn is really Fawn Oates. Fawn holds a Masters degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of Denver, where she specialized in the study of sex and gender related issues. She worked primarily with the severely mentally ill for more than seven years, which included personal therapy and social work. She has taught courses such as Human Sexuality and Psychology of Gender in colleges all over Colorado and is now the head of the Psychology department at Red Rocks Community College. Fawn has been a volunteer with Colorado OutSpoken since 2000 where she met her future wife, another volunteer.
The fine print … All questions become the property of Colorado OutSpoken and may be used in any manner deemed by Colorado OutSpoken to be appropriate. Questions may be edited and different aliases may be assigned. No specific time frame is guaranteed for responding to questions and some questions may not be answered. No personally-identifiable information is collected when questions are submitted via the Colorado OutSpoken website; if real names or other personally-identifiable information are included in the submitted material, such information will be deleted from questions posted on the website or included in the television program. No guarantee or warranty, either expressed or implied, is made as to the accuracy or completeness of the answers provided; all answers are provided consistent with best professional practice of the counselor providing the answers and with the best understanding of the questions supplied. Personal and confidential responses to questions cannot be made.
