Faith Kroll and fiance Jim Marcus shocked students as they performed a sexual act for an after-class demonstration.
This happened on February 21st following Professor John Bailey’s human sexuality course at Northwestern University.
Students were shown a video on the female orgasm in class but Jim Marcus and fiancé Faith Kroll believed it wasn’t realistic.
Faith Kroll took one for the team – literally. The 25-year-old had a high-powered sex toy used on her by her fiancée in front of 100 students at Northwestern University. Kroll was naked and did the stunt to show that orgasms were real.
The students saw nothing wrong with this but officials at the prestigious school pretty much said, "WTF?" The exhibit was part of a human sexuality class that Professor J. Michael Bailey administered.
After learning about the exhibition, Northwestern president Morton Schapiro released a statement that the university would be launching an investigation.
Professor Bailey defended the demonstration as educational. “The students find the events to be quite valuable, typically, because engaging real people in conversation provides useful examples and extensions of concepts students learn about in traditional academic ways,” he said in a statement.
Kroll and Marcus also defended their explicit display.
“What we did was not designed to titillate people, but to educate people,” Marcus told the Chicago Tribune.
“I’m an exhibitionist. I enjoy the attention, being seen by other people. It was entertaining because there were a lot of curious minds, so that was cool,” Kroll added.
This happened on February 21st following Professor John Bailey’s human sexuality course at Northwestern University.Students were shown a video on the female orgasm in class but Jim Marcus and fiancé Faith Kroll believed it wasn’t realistic.
Faith Kroll took one for the team – literally. The 25-year-old had a high-powered sex toy used on her by her fiancée in front of 100 students at Northwestern University. Kroll was naked and did the stunt to show that orgasms were real.
The students saw nothing wrong with this but officials at the prestigious school pretty much said, "WTF?" The exhibit was part of a human sexuality class that Professor J. Michael Bailey administered.
After learning about the exhibition, Northwestern president Morton Schapiro released a statement that the university would be launching an investigation.
Professor Bailey defended the demonstration as educational. “The students find the events to be quite valuable, typically, because engaging real people in conversation provides useful examples and extensions of concepts students learn about in traditional academic ways,” he said in a statement.
Kroll and Marcus also defended their explicit display.
“What we did was not designed to titillate people, but to educate people,” Marcus told the Chicago Tribune.
“I’m an exhibitionist. I enjoy the attention, being seen by other people. It was entertaining because there were a lot of curious minds, so that was cool,” Kroll added.
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