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Introduction to AlcoholEdu

Introduction to AlcoholEdu. AlcoholEdu for College is designed to be given to an entire population of students, such as an entering first-year class. It is intended to:Motivate behavior change Reset unrealistic expectations about the effects of alcohol Link choices about drinking to academic and

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Introduction to AlcoholEdu

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    1. Introduction to AlcoholEdu As part of a high risk drinking prevention initiative, new in Fall 2009, Michigan Tech requires every first-year student and transfer student with fewer than 30 credits to complete AlcoholEdu for College prior to the beginning of fall semester. Included with the AlcoholEdu education program is SexualAssaultEdu. This initiative is partially funded by a Department of Education grant and is sponsored in partnership between Counseling and Wellness Services and the Center for Orientation, Mentoring, Parents, and Academic Student Success (COMPASS).

    2. Introduction to AlcoholEdu

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    4. Example Module Introduction

    5. Example Video

    6. Example Information Page

    7. Michigan Tech Resources

    8. Introduction to AlcoholEdu Students can continue to log into the program to review information and utilize the interactive tools throughout the year. Faculty and staff are asked to be aware of this program and encourage students to continue to use it. Students log in at http://college.alcoholedu.com/login.aspx. If they have lost their password they can click on the Other Problems Logging In? button on the log in screen. Anyone that would like to log in and explore the Michigan Tech AlcoholEdu program can access it by going to http://college.alcoholedu.com/login.aspx. and logging into the demo account with the following log in ID: 9C171128DEMO

    9. AlcoholEdu Timeline July 30, 2009 AlcoholEdu Part 1 Available to first-year students August 20 Soft deadline for completion of Part 1 August 30 Part 1 non-completion report run and outreach begins September 30 Hard deadline for completion of Part 1 November 14 45-day mark from September 30 November 18 Soft deadline for Part 2 completion, Part 2 non-completion report run and outreach begins November 27 Hard deadline for completion of part 2

    10. Student Quotes I liked the interactive surveys, and the informative videos. I also thought the format was easy to follow, and the content was presented in a manageable and easy to understand manner.

    11. For further information: Michelle Bangen, Health and Wellness Coordinator, mmbangen@mtu.edu Don Williams, Counseling and Wellness Services Director, dswillia@mtu.edu Kathrine Russell, Orientation Coordinator, karussel@mtu.edu Kerri Sleeman, Director of COMPASS, kasleema@mtu.edu

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