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Welcome to DASL | Alcoholeast.org.uk
Welcome to DASL (Drug and Alcohol Service for London). Previously known as Alcohol East. A leading Substance Misuse Charity in London. Our Aims on this site are to provide information on who we are, what we do and links to useful contacts in and around our field. Our free and confidential services are primarily aimed at the local communities in East London but many of our services go further afield too. Since the beginning, we have gone from strength-to-strength! Our range of services are broadening to i...
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Alcohol Education Guide | Home
Reducing Underage and Other Harmful Drinking. Theories of Behavior Change. Data Analysis and Interpretation. Review and Selection Process. How to use the Guide. The Alcohol Education Guide: Reducing Underage and Other Harmful Drinking. Is designed as an interactive, user-friendly guide to developing alcohol education programs. Once you identify the problem or issue you intend to address, background research will provide a thorough understanding of the issue;. Ab will allow you to selectively choose resou...
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AlcoholEdu
Dear Cal Student,. As part of the University's alcohol prevention program, all incoming students are required to complete a confidential, online alcohol education course, entitled AlcoholEdu for College. The course uses science-based research to educate students about alcohol and its effects. Whether you drink or not, the course will help you make informed decisions about alcohol and better deal with drinking behavior that may occur around you. This part will take approximately 1.5-2 hours to complete.
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AlcoholEdu for College - The University of Alabama
The University of Alabama. Welcome to the University of Alabama. You can access the AlcoholEdu course online any time on or after July 16, 2014. A Letter for Students. UA officials will never see any individual student’s answers. We are confident that you will benefit from taking the AlcoholEdu/Haven course. Please complete the course by the deadlines noted, as it is required for all incoming students. Remember that Part 1 of AlcoholEdu/Haven must be completed by Aug. 13.
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UCLA AlcoholEdu for College
As part of UCLA s comprehensive and proactive approach to help ensure that students stay safe and healthy, the university asks each first-year student to complete two online courses: AlcoholEdu for College, an alcohol education and prevention course, and Haven, which educates students about issues related to sexual assault and relationship violence. The AlcoholEdu and Haven online courses open on Monday, August 17, 2015. The deadline to complete PART ONE of each course is Thursday, September 17, 2015.
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Home | AlcoholEdu for College
Alcohol and Other Drug Services. Greetings, and congratulations again on becoming part of the UConn family! The faculty and staff at UConn share your excitement and wish you every success as you reach your personal and academic goals. At UConn we take pride in creating a positive experience for students both in and out of the classroom. As part of our comprehensive prevention efforts for new students, UConn requires you to complete. Eileen Stone, Director. Wellness and Prevention Services.
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Home | Alcohol Education | Georgia Institute of Technology | Atlanta, GA
Georgia Institute of Technology. For Faculty and Staff. At Georgia Institute of Technology, one of the primary goals of the Strategic Plan. Is to be among the most highly respected technology-focused learning institutions in the world. To accomplish this goal and work towards the vision, the health of Georgia Tech students is a priority. Alcohol misuse and/or abuse can impede the academic and personal success of both students who choose to drink as well as those who choose not to drink.
