Resources - Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs Program

Student Resources

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.
e-Chug, e-Toke, and other Online Self-Assessment Tools: Online 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.
Alcohol and the Brain: Find out more about the effects of alcohol on the brain.
Alcohol Poisoning: Find out more about the signs of alcohol poisoning and what you can do to help.
Blood Alcohol Level: Find out more about blood alcohol levels and factors affectiing those levels.

IUP Alcohol and Drug Judicial Sanctions: Sanctions for violating university alcohol/drug policies, on or off campus
Twenty-First Birthday Information Center: Calculate blood-alcohol content. Learn more about alcohol poisoning and the effects of alcohol on the brain.
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.
Smoking Calculator: Find out the impact of smoking on your health and your wallet.

What Faculty Can Do: Ways you can support prevention efforts and assist students in evaluating their beliefs
Identifying and Confronting Students at Risk: Because of your frequent interaction with the students, you may recognize that they are having problems. Get more information on how to confront a student at risk.
Curriculum Infusion: Curriculum infusion is the process of integrating alcohol prevention content into courses across the curriculum. Find out more about curriculum infustion and ways you can participate in this program.
PLCB Faculty Brochure: College Drinking: How Faculty Can Change the Culture, a resource provided by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board

IUP Alcohol and Drug Judicial Sanctions: Sanctions for violating university alcohol/drug policies, on or off campus
Social Norming and Social Marketing: Social norms are beliefs held by individuals about attitudes and behaviors that are perceived to be normal. Find out more about social norms as they relate to drug and alcohol use on college campuses.
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.

e-Chug, e-Toke, and other Online Self-Assessment Tools: Online 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.
Marijuana Problem Screening Quiz: An online screening quiz to determine if marijuana is affecting your life in a negative way.