Who are Our Partners? Mission and Vision Vision Mission MCPP - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Who are Our Partners? Mission and Vision Vision Mission MCPP - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Who are Our Partners? Mission and Vision Vision Mission MCPP will be recognized as a state-wide MCPP proactively addresses the resource for encouraging healthy prevention of high-risk, negative health behaviors among Mississippi college and
Who are Our Partners?
Mission and Vision
Vision MCPP will be recognized as a state-wide resource for encouraging healthy behaviors among Mississippi college and university students. Our members will consistently utilize evidence-based strategies on their individual campuses to reduce high-risk behavior. Mission MCPP proactively addresses the prevention of high-risk, negative health behaviors on Mississippi campuses by providing high-quality consultation and training, research support and policy development to our member
- institutions. We actively seek
partnerships with state and community agencies in order to provide campuses with a variety of resources to support their prevention efforts.
Program Objective 1:
Create awareness of the MCPP Goals
MCPP Goals and Objectives
- 4. To ensure a representative from
each MCPP campus attends the QPR training by the end of 2015
- 3. To consistently and
effectively utilize evidence-based strategies on individual Mississippi campuses to reduce high-risk behavior and report results to the MCPP members on a monthly basis
- 2. To communicate with
coalition members on a quarterly basis for ideas and updates on media campaigns for the underage drinking/drug use and suicide prevention initiatives
- 1. To reduce high-risk, negative health
behaviors on Mississippi campuses by 3% by the end of 2015 through the implementation
- f drug/underage drinking and suicide media
campaigns
Program Objective 2:
Foster more interaction from college and university members
MCPP Campaign Assessment Results
- 495 total respondents
- How are students receiving our messages?
– 68.69% saw posters displayed on campus – 15.2% read the Facebook posts – 14.19% said they read the Twitter posts
- Feedback on how else to educate our students:
– Emphasis social media; specifically Instagram – A strong interest in obtaining information via e-mail – Personal interaction, small-group discussion,
- ne-on-one meetings
Suicide Awareness and Prevention Underage and Binge-Drinking Prevention
Which Social Media Outlets are Students Using?
Program Objective 3:
To highlight upcoming
- pportunities at MCPP
Upcoming Projects (2016-2017)
- Social Media Campaign
- Conference calls
- College Response Kits
– Alcohol/Drugs – Depression/Suicide
- Media messages on t-shirts and umbrellas
- MCPP logo on water bottles
– Including Hydration and Water Fact Sheet
Interested in Joining Us?
- 1. Let Joyce Yates know
either today or by e- mailing: jyates@saffairs.mstate.edu
- 2. Committees to Join:
Media Workshops Publication QPR