All institutions of higher education are required by federal law to conduct a biennial review of campus alcohol and other drug programs and policies.
The 2016 Biennial Review Committee was comprised of faculty, staff and students and met May-August 2016 to conduct the federally required biennial review. Several subcommittees also met during these months, discussing student organization accountability, consistency of enforcement, and alcohol storage on campus.
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As a student, you're always on the go, so check out this "On-the-go Snack Tips" video to fuel yourself.
As of January 1, 2018, the Minor in Possession (MIP) law has changed. To better understand the legislation, please read this article.
Staying in the Blue can help you get what you want while avoiding the stuff you don't want, by keeping your blood alcohol content (BAC) at .06 or below.
This document outlines an evidence-based public health model that uses a typology of programs and policies for preventing and treating campus-based alcohol and other drug concerns. It is used to categorize current and/or anticipated efforts, and to inform strategic planning of multilevel interventions.
