Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention
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The consumption of alcohol and other mind altering drugs can present a significant threat to the safety and well being of students, staff, faculty, and other members of college and university communities. Intoxication increases the likelihood of personal injury and introduces the equally threatening problem of violence. A primary target in our strategy is high risk drinking which we believe is incompatible with achievement in higher learning centers such as the State University of New York. The Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) program strives to enlist cooperation of all SUNY campuses in an Environmental Management Prevention Strategy - a comprehensive plan that guides programmatic, research, training and funding initiatives aimed at minimizing alcohol, and other drug related problems including unwanted attention, assault and related violence. Specifically, the Environmental Management Strategy for prevention of alcohol and other drug problems invests resources to sustain multiple tasks including, but not limited to:
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For more information, contact Ed Engelbride. AOD Policies:
SUNY's Initiative: Related Links:
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