The Electronic Mousetrap Problem Gambling Among College Students Reggie Robinson, OCPS II.

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The Electronic Mousetrap Problem Gambling Among College Students Reggie Robinson, OCPS II

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Many college students assume gambling is a risk-free activity; however, perception does not match reality. Research has shown that for a segment of college students, gambling for fun can turn into a serious preoccupation that adversely affects their lives.

Does your institution comply with local, state, and federal laws on gambling? Does your school allow gambling at special events such as casino nights or poker tournaments? Does your school newspaper or athletics program accept advertising from gambling operators? Is your student health service prepared to assess and treat gambling disorders? What is your policy on students who take a leave of absence for purposes of recovery from an addictive disorder? If a student violates rules related to gambling and alcohol, does your school refer the student to health services for an assessment? What is the liability of your school if a student is physically injured or racks up debt because of alcohol abuse or excessive gambling? These policy gaps also raise serious questions for parents: Are you aware of the policies at your child’s school focusing on gambling and alcohol? If your child developed a gambling or alcohol problem, would the college assist with recovery? If your child has to leave school because of problems with alcohol or gambling, what happens to his or her tuition payment? What are the steps to help your child back to wellness? Will these steps be sufficient for re- enrollment?

After a review of the scientific literature and careful consideration of college student behavior and the realities of implementing new policies on campus, the task force developed 10 recommendations for policies and programs.

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