Encourage students to make responsible decisions about alcohol on campus

Colleges systematically incorporate Alcohol 101 Plus™ into substance abuse prevention programming to have significant influence on the students' ability to make safe and responsible decisions about alcohol. Administrators and educators implement Alcohol 101 Plus™ on their campuses because they are confident it will go a long way to not only raise awareness among students, but also to keep their students safe.

Set on a "virtual campus," Alcohol 101 Plus™ specifically targets at-risk populations of the student body: Freshmen, Greeks, student-athletes, and judicial policy offenders. Through interactive video scenarios, users have an opportunity to make "virtual" decisions for "virtual" characters. For example, users can visit a first-year dorm and choose whether or not the freshman character takes a drink, or visit the off-campus bar and decide whether the basketball star should take a drink days before "the big game." When the user makes a wrong choice, Alcohol 101 Plus™ reveals the consequences of their bad decision.

Alcohol 101 Plus™ is available online at www.alcohol101plus.org [1]. Alcohol 101 Plus™ online features the B4Udrink tutorial which provides the user with the opportunity to learn important information about how alcohol can affect their body, friends, and campus life, and enables educators to administer pre- and post- surveys for students, access to test results, and access to downloadable educational materials including a Facilitator's Guide with learning objectives and recommended activities for each content section of the program. Click here [1] to visit Alcohol 101 Plus™ online.