This online alcohol class is designed for incoming first-year or transfer students as an alcohol prevention education program. It can also be used as an intervention course: the study’s findings were positive for college freshmen and sophomores alike, showing a statistically significant change in drinking behavior and attitudes among both groups. Alcohol Wise provides normative drinking information, harm reduction strategies, and alcohol education.

Alcohol abuse prevention course for graduate, non-traditional, continuing education students.

For use with alcohol violations, this course is individualized for each student and integrates feedback through interaction. Students identify goals that will help them make a positive change in their personal alcohol use. The course also includes a 30-day follow-up to measure changes in the student’s attitudes and behavior.

An online course that provides the necessary tools for students to make healthy choices about tobacco use, Nicotine 101 addresses the behaviors of those who use nicotine and provides valuable information on long-term use and adverse health effects including the dangers of vaping. Presented in a motivational interviewing style, the course empowers students to make their own decisions about nicotine use. It is valuable in aiding college campuses in enforcing new smoke- and tobacco-free policies as well as vaping, e-cigarette, or smoking violations.

This substance abuse prevention course is for use with for prescription drug or other illicit drug violations. In an effort to foster awareness of the consequences of prescription drug abuse, Other Drugs is an online intervention program for individuals charged with an alcohol or drug violation. Other Drugs focuses on prescription drug misuse for opiates, sedatives, depressants, and hallucinogens.

Conflict Wise is an intervention program to help individuals recognize the impact of their behaviors. The course provides important skill training designed to teach conflict resolution strategies and ways to diffuse anger. Personalized feedback shows the effects and consequences of actions. Each student receives an action plan to better manage their behavior. This class is for use in domestic violence, anger management, partner violence, or stalking violations.

Course fostering mental health and overall wellness.

Promoting safe communities through education on the crucial concepts of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

A comprehensive Title IX training course covering all of the Title IX requirements to promote respectful, healthy relationships. Through this course students will be able to know the importance of giving and receiving consent and will understand that consent is essential. Additional learning includes safe and positive strategies for bystanders to use and the warning signs for abusive behavior in intimate partner relationships.

This is a prevention education course for faculty, staff and student leaders. Course material covers sexual assault and violence, reporting and trauma-informed care. It will empower those who work directly with students with crucial concepts of consent, healthy relationships, bystander intervention, intimate partner violence, stalking and more. Consent & Respect will enable your campus to meet the educational requirements for the Campus Sexual Violence Elimination (SaVE Act) and compliance with the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA).

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A fraternity and sorority social responsibility, alcohol, hazing, and bystander awareness course. Greek Wise combines our Alcohol Wise, Consent & Respect, and Hazing & Hosting courses as one streamlined program for your Greek Life members.

Hazing & Hosting is a state-law specific course that emphasizes personal responsibility for both hazing and social hosting as it relates to underage drinking.

This course is for use with cannabis, possession of drug paraphernalia, or drugged driving violations. Public education about the dangers associated with cannabis use, presented in a reasonable and balanced manner, is increasingly important to counteract public beliefs that cannabis use is harmless. Motivational enhancement therapy, or motivational interviewing, has been successful in helping inspire internally motivated change for individuals who use cannabis.

Designed for use with incoming first-year or transfer students for cannabis education and prevention, this relevant, engaging course inform students about the facts, risks, and consequences of using or distributing cannabis, whether they live in a state that’s legalized it or not.