Services

Alcohol & Other Drug Education Program Offers The Following Resources to Students

A one-hour Community Responsibility class. Students who have a first-time on-campus or off-campus alcohol violation or who need basic information regarding the impact of their use on others are referred into a class that focuses on decision-making, awareness of the impact of alcohol use on the community, and legal, financial and other consequences of use. Referrals can come from the university’s judicial board, residence life, the office of the State’s Attorney, lawyers, or self-referrals from students.

Program for Session I

A three hour Alcohol and other Drug Education Class. The Wellness Coordinator works with the local state’s attorney office, campus judicial officers and others to provide education for students who have received alcohol citations or more advanced violations related to alcohol or drug use in on or off-campus settings. Other students who receive referrals from coaches, faculty, or other sources can participate in this program which outlines risk factors for addiction, progression of use, information on blood alcohol levels, negative consequences of a variety of drugs, peer pressure and campus climate issues and referral resources.

Program for Sessions II and III

DUI/Advanced Offenders Class. This six session class is geared toward the needs of the abusive and/or dependent user. Strategies for self-identifying abusive behavior patterns, triggers and the need to curtail drinking or using are the focus of this six-session program. Discussions regarding treatment myths, counseling support, strategies for reducing or ceasing drinking/using are implemented. Skills for managing social, legal, financial and other stressors are taught. Students are exposed to the principles of twelve step programs and are engaged in goal setting and implementation of an individual development program related to their abuse. Referrals for related resources are provided (career services, job and community service sources, etc…)

Program for Session IV

Referral and Resource Program. Students interfacing with alcohol or other drug issues can be referred from any source (Health Services, campus judicial system, faculty, parent) or self-refer and receive an appointment to be informally assessed and obtain information regarding off-campus resources including: treatment programs, 12 step programs, and individual counseling. The Wellness Coordinator works closely with on-campus departments, especially Student Health Services and the Counseling Center, to engage students in counseling or other support services, as needed.

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