Programs and Services for Alcohol and Other Drugs

UM has multiple resources available to students who would like to be able to access additional alcohol and other drug related information and resources.

• BASICS (Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students)
• IMEP (Individual Marijuana Education Program)
• U-M Collegiate Recovery Program
• Online programs:
  • Electronic Check-up to Go - Alcohol personalized screening
  • Electronic Check-up to Go - Marijuana personalized screening
  • Community Matters: This is a required online education program for all incoming undergraduate (first-year and transfer) students that address alcohol and sexual assault issues. The purpose is to educate students in making informed choices regarding alcohol use and to support those who choose not to use, as well as educate about sexual assault prevention. Incoming students complete the online course modules AlcoholEdu and SexualAssaultEdu prior to their arrival on campus. The Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center, the Office of New Student Programs, the Vice President for Student Affairs, and the AODPP collaborate on this program. 
  • MiTalk offers mental health resources like online screenings for depression and anxiety, skill-building tools to help you manage stress and academic life, and multimedia workshops, lectures, and amazing relaxation exercises to play or download.
• Tobacco Consultation Services - individual support for smoking cessation, plus free nicotine therapy products
• Workshops and Trainings on Alcohol and Other Drugs, including:
  • Sober Monitor Training Program
  • Introduction to Motivational Interviewing

See also:

• Campaigns and Print Materials for Alcohol and Other Drugs
• Resources for Alcohol and Other Drugs lists on- and off-campus resources for those concerned about AOD use.