Although it’s nice to have an outside evaluation, Student Health Center educator Heather Eastman-Mueller said the survey is somewhat flawed because it lumps public and private universities from across the country into one category. "There are different societal and cultural stigmas and mind-sets, and those are really important in how we address sexual health issues ... Comparing MU to Florida State University — or Yale or Harvard — is just absurd." Still, she said, the higher ranking this year shows MU is “headed in the right direction.” Eastman-Mueller, who specializes in sexual health education, touted changes such as the availability of free condoms at each residential hall and free HIV testing offered on campus. Full Article at Columbia Tribune