The planning and execution of a program on human sexuality was thoroughly described in these five speeches. Residence halls at the University of Florida were chosen as a setting for the program. The goals included: (1) involving students, counselors, consultants and student staff in a meaningful program; (2) presenting information by qualified resource people; (3) helping participants feel comfortable with the subject of sexuality; (4) personalizing the meaning of the information through small discussion groups; and (5) implementing the program to meet the varying needs of different student populations. The format of the program included: (1) circulation of a Human Sexuality Checklist designed to outline specific areas of interest; (2) a leadership conference involving 300 students; (3) followup programs in the individual residence halls; and (4) continuing evaluation of needs and interests of the students and staff. Results were discussed. (TL)