Alcohol and Drug Program
Programs

CHOICES

The California alcohol and drug education intervention program provides assessment, educational and referral services for students whose behavior while under the influence of alcohol and/ or drugs, is harmful to themselves or others, especially residents whose lives maybe affected by substance- abusing students. A student may enter the program voluntarily; if substance abuses a factor in your life you may be referred to the program by a residence hall director, graduate assistant, judicial officer, magistrate, faculty member or administrator. If you are referred to the program, you must complete 8 hours of educational work in addition to 2 individual sessions. For more information cal1 724-938-4191



C.H.E.E.R.S.
(Collegians Helping Educate Each other Regarding Substances)

C.H.E.E.R.S. is a student based program, providing education and information about alcohol and other drug issues for the campus community . Peer education is one strategy that utilizes students to educate fellow students about common drug and alcohol issues. For more information describing the programs that are available call 724-938-419