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Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs Program

Is substance use taking you out of the picture?

Research has shown that most students choose not to make alcohol a large part of their college experience.

The 2010 IUP EBI Resident Assessment reported:

83 percent of residence hall students drink once a week or less.
82.3 percent of residence hall students have four of fewer drinks when they drink.

The 2010 WISE Survey reported similar data for IUP:

82.2 percent of students report having four or fewer drinks when they drink.

If you feel alcohol is having a negative impact on your life, schedule an appointment with ATOD. We will work with you to help get you back into the picture.

Alcohol-Wise Enrollment Instructions for IUP Students: Alcohol-Wise is a confidential on-line alcohol prevention program designed to assist college students in making healthy decisions regarding alcohol use. Here are instructions for IUP student enrollment for this site.
PA-S.W.A.T. (Students Working Against Tobacco): PA-S.W.A.T. provides services and education to IUP students about the harmful effects of tobacco use.
e-Chug, e-Toke, and other On-Line Self-Assessment Tools: On-line self assessment tools are confidential and easy to use. These links can provide valuable feedback on drug and alcohol use while educating about the harmful effects of use.
Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act: Student Information: Summary of Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act
Test your BASICS knowledge: Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students (BASICS) is a scientifically proven and effective strategy (as recognized by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism) to reduce high-risk and underage drinking by college and university students.

Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs Program

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