The National Judicial College and the Association for Student Conduct Administration have joined forces to develop a research project involving students who have gone through their college/university disciplinary process as a result of a violation to the institution's alcohol regulations. This project explores students' perceptions of the various phases of the college disciplinary process and its effectiveness in reducing recidivism.
Research Highlights:
- 39% of the students said that common sanctions were deterrents, whereas 79% said that such sanctions simply make students more cautious so as not to get caught in the future.
- Over 50% of those who had an alcohol assessment specifically stated that “it would deter t hem from underage drinking or excessive drinking in the future”.
- 80% of those who participated in an alcohol treatment program indicated that the knowledge gained in the program would deter them from repeating their behavior.
Learn more about the findings
Students’ Views of Effective Alcohol Sanctions on College Campuses
> Research Summary
