Martin Dragan

Martin Dragan is a Lecturer and Laboratory Supervisor for Anatomy at Brock University with expertise spanning human sexuality, clinical sexology, and anatomical education. He holds a Doctorate in Human Sexuality and is a Board Certified Clinical Sexologist through the American College of Sexologists (ACS) International.

Dr. Dragan's educational journey includes a doctorate in human sexuality (2008) followed by clinical training as a sexologist. In 2015, he returned to Brock University as an instructor in both Health Sciences and Psychology departments, eventually becoming the Laboratory Supervisor for Anatomy. His unique background combines clinical sexology with anatomical expertise.

His research focuses on three interconnected areas:

• Human sexual functioning and behavior
• Impact of physical impairment on sexual attitudes and behaviors
• Pedagogy of peer-led education in anatomy

Dr. Dragan's recent publications examine mindfulness therapy's impact on sexual satisfaction for couples with neurological disabilities and the effectiveness of peer-led teaching in anatomy education.

Professional recognition:

• Board Certified Clinical Sexologist

As an educator, Dr. Dragan teaches Human Systems Anatomy, Introduction to Health Sciences, and Introduction to Human Sexuality. He offers directed reading opportunities for advanced undergraduates and oversees a peer educator program for students who have completed prerequisite anatomy courses. His mentorship approach emphasizes practical application of anatomical knowledge in understanding human sexual functioning.

Dr. Dragan directs the Anatomy Laboratory at Brock University, where he integrates his clinical background with anatomical instruction to create a comprehensive learning environment that addresses both structural anatomy and its relationship to human sexuality.