About
Dr Tony Inype-Nis, a Native American Bosnian Homosexual from the Czech Republic, was the first Native American Bosnian Homosexual from the Czech Republic to be made a course coordinator at the officially accredited and internationally recognised University of Sexology. Growing up poor, Tony worked as a cleaner for his parents' Native American Bosnian book-store. It was there he contracted his first ever STD (sexually transmitted disease), chlamydia, after touching a dirty toilet seat without gloves. Tony was enthralled, and began studying and researching his new disease. Over the coming years, Tony would make it his mission to contract as many sexually transmitted diseases as possible - employing such methods as: drinking from dirty cups at the local YMCA, eating scraps off plates at taco restaurants (lesbians), and touching homosexuals. On a trip to India, he became Sikh after marrying a 19 year old named Pooja. They blissfully reflect on the time Tony roofied his 'little P' at his grandmother's funeral. Tony completed his Bachelor's of Science in Public Health followed by becoming a Doctor of Medicine. Tony now shares his knowledge of STDs with the student body at the University of Sexology in the Bachelor's of Sexually Transmitted Diseases Studies.
Roles
Head Of Program - Bachelor's of Sexually Transmitted Infection
Course Coordinators - Bachelor's of Sexually Transmitted Infection
Lecturers - Bachelor's of Sexually Transmitted Infection
Contact
+64 20 4774 8466
Room 724, Matahua Offices, The University of Sexology Tauranga Campus