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DOING WHAT WORKS WITH WHAT YOU HAVE: A MULTI-PRONGED, EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION AT A SMALL UNIVERSITY Gary Petiprin, Ph.D., Counseling Center Director Becca Spalding, M.A., Doctoral Student About Bellarmine

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DOING WHAT WORKS WITH WHAT YOU HAVE:

A MULTI-PRONGED, EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION AT A SMALL UNIVERSITY Gary Petiprin, Ph.D., Counseling Center Director Becca Spalding, M.A., Doctoral Student

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About Bellarmine

Private, Independent Catholic
Urban setting
3500 students
2/3 undergraduate
½ residential
Athletic program
Small Greek presence
Counseling Center (3 FTE)

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AOD Prevention Efforts

Strategic Planning
Data Collection
Education/Prevention
Policies
Sanctions
Interventions
Community Coalitions

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NIAAA 3-in-one Framework

Environment Population Individual

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Evidence-Based Strategies (NIAAA Report)

Tier 1: evidence for college populations

 CBT/Motivational Enhancement (BASICS; AlcoholEdu)

Tier 2: evidence for non-college population

 Enforcement of laws; publicizing laws; working with local retailers

Tier 3: promising evidence

 Environmental strategies; rule enforcement and publicizing rules and sanctions; parental notification

Tier 4: no evidence

 Information only (stand alone); one-time speakers or awareness weeks

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Strategic Planning

AOD Working Group
Biennial Review

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Data

CORE Survey (2009; this fall)
ACHA (2010)

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Coalition (environment)

ISAP (Intercollegiate Substance Abuse

Prevention group)

BRICC Coalition (U of L)

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Alcohol Policy (population)

No student may possess or consume alcohol
n campus unless at registered events and 21

years of age.

No public intoxication (even if consumed off

campus).

No violation of other state or local laws (e.g.

driving under the influence, distribution to minors).

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Sanctions

First offense - Warning and completion of AlcoholEDU for

Sanctions within time frame allotted by Hearing Officer, Substance Education Fund Fine of $100

Second offense - Substance Education Fund fine of $150
Third offense - University Probation and Parental Notification
Fourth offense - University Suspension
Additional sanctions may be assigned as deemed necessary by

the appropriate student conduct body. Additional sanctions may include, but are not limited to, assignment of community service hours, residence hall probation, educational sanctions, restitution, etc.

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Education (target groups)

Peer Educator Program
Collaborative Programming:

 Res Life  Freshman Focus  Athletics

TIPS (Training for Intervention Procedures):

Res Life Staff

Orientation (BUzzed)

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BUzzed

90 minutes, all first-year student attend
Facilitated with student leaders, Interactive
Components

 Challenging Expectancies/Norms (using BU data)  Using M.I. strategies (pros/cons)  Provide Facts – alcohol  Skills (BAC, Harm Reduction Strategies)  Inform about rules and sanctions  Bystander Empowerment (alcohol poisoning,

impaired driving)

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Interventions (Individual)

BASICS
Motivational Interviewing (with Judicial

Board and Res Life Staff)

Echeckup to Go (alcohol and marijuana)
On-line screening

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