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AODA Prevention Partnership

AODA Prevention Partnership. May 8, 2013 University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Agenda. Welcome from your Co-Chairs Responsible Action legislation by SGA Alcohol-Wise Findings Preliminary AODA Survey Findings Online Program Options Sanction Grid Strategic Planning Process

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AODA Prevention Partnership

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  1. AODAPrevention Partnership May 8, 2013 University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

  2. Agenda Welcome from your Co-Chairs Responsible Action legislation by SGA Alcohol-Wise Findings Preliminary AODA Survey Findings Online Program Options Sanction Grid Strategic Planning Process Next full Prevention Partnership meeting, November 2013

  3. Action by SGA • Student Government Association passed a resolution to support Responsible Action Legislation (similar action on the state level). • Many do not seek medical attention for an overdose to avoid legal consequences. • This legislation is intended to prioritize safety and lifesaving by reducing citations/fines. • Future will include advertisement and detail on medical emergencies to inspire a focus on safety. • Not intended as a “free pass” to abuse AOD.

  4. Alcohol-Wise Findings • Fall and spring administration • 50% increase; understanding about alcohol and associated behavioral health issues (pre to post) • 20% increase; recognition of adverse relationship between alcohol use and academic success • 86% agreed that the content was appropriate and easy to understand; 65% of students agreed that the interactions were interesting and helpful; and, 61% of students agreed that the course would help them avoid future problems with alcohol.

  5. Preliminary Survey Findings • UW system AODA survey administered in 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011. Self-administered in spring 2013. • Some encouraging findings: • Plan to analyze longitudinal data this summer

  6. Online Program Options • Will repeat Alcohol-Wise for 2013-2014 • Universal prevention programs will be discussed by the management team in fall 2013 • Priorities for consideration include research-driven, sanctioning, timing, length, interesting interface, meeting sexual assault content expectations, special populations, inclusivity, references to other drugs, and cost. • There are numerous programs available; we’ll attempt to find our best fit.

  7. Sanction Grid • Dual purpose: enhance consistency of responses to violations and encourage self-discipline among students • Proposal submitted for Vice-Chancellor’s consideration • Multiple review opportunities

  8. Strategic Planning Process • Two major goals: • Education • Policy enforcement and sanctioning • Team of six to draft a plan this summer for consideration by the management team in August • Project will include work by HS 490 students working to address OMNA survey findings

  9. Center for Prevention Website • Search Health and Wellness from www.uwsp.edu • Allen Center for Health and Wellness Programs • Center for Prevention is a link on the left • Find Alcohol-Wise, Prevention Partnership, and data-related information

  10. In closing. . . • Next meeting—November 2013 Strategic Plan Online Program Options

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