Targeting Harmful and Underage Student Drinking
At Campus Safety Conference East this summer, Vivian Faden, Ph.D., from the NIAAA discusses how colleges can address student alcohol abuse.
At Campus Safety Conference East this summer, Vivian Faden, Ph.D., from the NIAAA discusses how colleges can address student alcohol abuse.
The study examined the success rates of alcohol intervention programs on students in fraternities.
The bill is intended to remove the fear some sexual assault victims have of being punished after reporting the crime.
The university demoted David Visin to an associate director position.
Duke University lifted its suspension of some sorority activities hours after announcing the punishment.
Florida College of Integrative Medicine Security Officer James Sensenbaugh died two days after the crash.
The study also found that students who reported a history of incapacitated rape before college were more likely to be raped again in their first year of college.
First year student Michael Hedges was pronounced dead at Albany Medical Center hours after the accident.
A year after an annual event known as Blarney Blowout caused national headlines for its chaos, the University of Massachusetts Amherst hosted an orderly, largely peaceful event by changing its approach.
Authorities deemed a recent conviction of 22 former fraternity members the largest hazing prosecution in the country’s history.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.