Alcohol 101

What is it?  A program for students who violate university and/or city AOD policies/laws.

What is it about?  This program has two components.  Students may be asked to complete one or both components.  The first is to review a CD-ROM called "Alcohol 101" (available from your hall director or the judicial affair officer).  The second is a one hour facilitated discussion that focuses on: defining responsible/social alcohol use, abuse and dependency; implications alcohol abuse have for students and campus life and; statistics regarding student alcohol use and their perceptions about college drinking.

When/where is it?  The facilitated group discussion is held every Monday at 5:00 p.m. in the Dining Room B in Kryzsko Commons.

• How do I access this program if I am required? 
  Alcohol 101 CD-ROM - speak with your hall director or judicial affair officer. 

• Facilitated group - there is no sign-up, just show up.  There is no cost.

All of the information on this page is for the 2003-2004 school year. 

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