Alcohol and other Drug Education and Sanctions Options
Violations of campus Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug (ATOD) policies may result in a variety of sanctions, depending on the referring entity of the department involved with the student. While each referring department may require a unique assignment or instruction, Bronco Wellness oversees a variety of ATOD education and sanction options, listed below. If you wish to make a referral to Student Conduct and Integrity regarding a student's misuse or abuse of alcohol, tobacco or other drugs, please review their information.
Prevention and Educational Tools
Screen U for alcohol, is a resource that can help you identify if you are experiencing negative consequences because of your alcohol use. Based on your responses, you will receive non-judgmental feedback encouraging you to think about your choices that may be putting you at risk for harmful consequences. It can also provide ways for you to keep yourself and your friends safer.
Screen U for Cannabis is a resource that can help you identify if you are experiencing negative consequences because of your cannabis use. Based on your responses, you will receive non-judgmental feedback encouraging you to think about your choices that may be putting you at risk for harmful consequences. It can also provide ways for you to keep yourself and your friends safer.
Screen U for prescription medication is a resource that can help you identify if you are misusing prescription medications. Based on your responses, you will receive non-judgmental feedback encouraging you to think about your choices that may be putting you at risk for harmful consequences. It can also provide ways for you to keep yourself and your friends safer.
Sanction Options
CHOICES’ is an alcohol risk reduction program centered on individual choices one can make regarding alcohol consumption. This program will be led by a Health Educator and trained campus Peer Health Educators. The objective of this program is to reduce the risk of alcohol-related health and social problems by providing accurate and unbiased information on personal health risks.
Students may be referred to the program by University Housing Services, University Village staff, Student Conduct and Integrity, Athletics, and University Police. Students may also self-refer to these workshops. Please complete the form to make a referral for this option.