Education & Risk Reduction
AlcoholEdu
AlcoholEdu for College is a 2- to 3-hour program produced by EverFi. Delivered in an interactive web-based format, this evidence based course provides information about alcohol use and is designed to encourage students to make healthful or low risk choices.
Alcohol Discussion Workshop (ADW)
The Alcohol Discussion Workshop (ADW), is a two-hour group intervention incorporating motivational interviewing to guide students through activities focused on increasing awareness of the physiological effects of alcohol, alcohol-related harms to self/others, identifying personal harm-reduction strategies supporting others’ choice not to drink, and bystander intervention skills.
Prerequisite:
- Alcohol eCheck Up To Go
Alcohol eCheck Up To Go (eCHUG)
The Alcohol eCHECKUP TO GO is an interactive, web-based assessment tool that provides students with individualized feedback regarding their alcohol use and helps to identify any risk of harm associated with drinking.
BASICS
BASICS is an acronym for Brief Alcohol Screening Intervention for College Students and consists of individual sessions with trained interviewers in which students examine their own drinking behavior in a confidential, judgment-free environment. The goal is to help students take a critical look at their choices and ultimately reduce their risks.
Social Event Manager
Social Event Manager (SEM) workshops are facilitated by trained SPARKS peer educators and provided to leaders and members of student organizations hosting events with alcohol. SEM focuses on responsible hosting strategies, bystander intervention, and risk management. Key components include recognizing potential signs of alcohol misuse, university laws and policies, and guidance for identifying and responding to individuals exhibiting unhealthy behaviors.