Deciding to help or seek help

These pages attempt to answer the more common questions concerning substance abuse. A guide to identifying where you or someone you care for may be in regard to dependancy or addiction.







University Substance Abuse Prevention Under Development Pages dedicated to the concept of environmental mangement, the core of the University's prevention program. This section is full of prevention ideas for those who want to be part of the solution.

Data Pages

Under Development

Binghamton University as well as national higher education statistics. Future online survey access.

AlcoholEdu Availability

The course is available to be used by all campus groups and can fill alcohol awareness requirements for orientation, athletics, and greek organizations. The course can also be used for training student leaders. Please call ahead to discuss your requirements.

Judy Rose, Secretary
7-2254

Gerry Johansen, Coordinator

AlcoholEdu

"AlcoholEdu teaches the latest facts from social and biomedical research in an easy-to-understand format that engages students. The course content provides students with practical information that they can use to make their own well-informed decisions about alcohol and cope with the drinking behavior of peers and friends." Outside The Classroom, Inc.

To register for taking the online course you must first receive your login information. If your assignment is through a class, club, group or other organization you should have been given this information by the instructor or organizer of the assignment. If you are a student who has been assigned to take the course as part of a judicial sanction you will receive your login information from your charging administrator.

If you are a student who has received your login password to take the AlcoholEdu course or are returning to continue through the chapters click HERE.

If you are an administrator wishing to check on the progress of assignments click here.