Regional Rules Seminar Indianapolis 2015
What is it, Why Use it, and How? Eric Hartung, NCAA Jennifer Jacobsen, Grinnell College Leah Kareti, NCAA Jason Kilmer, University of Washington May 12, :45 to 5:45 p.m.
What is it?
A free, evidence-based prevention program to reduce high-risk alcohol use for all students at small colleges
Has your institution enrolled? 1.Yes 2.No 3.I don’t know Countdown 10
A student affairs & athletics collaboration
What is athletics’ relationship with student affairs? 1.We collaborate on student well-being initiatives now. 2.We don’t collaborate on programming, but we do communicate. 3.We only work with student affairs on conduct issues. 4.We don’t really do anything with student affairs. Countdown 10
Who is responsible for high-risk alcohol use prevention on your campus? 1.The Wellness Office 2.Student Affairs 3.Athletics 4.Campus Safety 5.Other Countdown 10
A three-pronged comprehensive program
A model process
A harm reduction program
Why use it?
About how many student-athletes have used alcohol in the last 12 months? 1.40% 2.60% 3.80% Countdown 10
Death Injury Assault Sexual Abuse Unsafe Sex Academic Problems Alcohol Abuse and Dependence Drunk Driving Suicide Attempts Health Problems Vandalism Property Damage Involvement with Police
Noncommercial offering
Complements existing campus programming
National expertise for small colleges
Inter and Intra campus network
Which of the following is false? 1.The PFI can reinforce abstinence. 2.The PFI report can show campus drinking levels. 3.The PFI can correct misperceptions about drinking. 4.The PFI promotes protective drinking strategies. Countdown 10
How do we use it?
1. Registration 2. Center Point- steps and key resources 3. PFI 4. Program Documents 5. Log 6. Program Support 7. Coaches Modules Live Demo to Cover
Promising Practices
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