This interactive program engages students in a dialogue about drinking culture, safe drinking techniques, and some of the facts and myths about alcohol.

This interactive program engages students in a dialogue about marijuana culture, how to use cannabis safely, and some of the facts and myths about marijuana.

Whether working out for leisure or to stay in shape, a member on a University team, or participating in intra-mural sports, athletes of all types are a special designation of students that are uniquely affected by alcohol. With this in mind, the ACES Office has created a program that addresses the impact and effect of drinking in conjunction with athletic performance. This program addresses the negative impact of alcohol on athletic performance for those who choose to drink.

This interactive program is specifically tailored to new recruits in Greek Life to discuss cultural impacts on substance use and the information about various substances.

When going out drinking, it is important that everyone is aware of how to keep each other safe. This presentation is meant to talk about the warning signs of alcohol poisoning, alcohol abuse, and how to help someone whether in the moment or for their overall wellbeing.

Drinking among friends and in familiar places is one thing, but how do you ensure your safety when in unfamiliar places and among unfamiliar faces?

The Spring Break/Travel Safety Program ties safe drinking and physical safety together, to educate students on the increased risks of harm when traveling across the state, nation, or internationally for spring break. Even if simply returning home, the Spring Break Safety program aims to educate students on the importance of being extra cautious when choosing to drink in new environments and with new people.

This program provides an interactive platform where students can learn facts, statistics, and myths about various substances including: alcohol, marijuana, study drugs, etc.

This program provides an interactive platform where students can learn facts, statistics, and myths about various substances including: alcohol, marijuana, study drugs, etc.

Whether illegal drugs or just coffee and caffeine, many students use alcohol and drugs to get through stressful times of studying and exams. This presentation is meant to talk about what using these substances can do and how to best take care of yourself when it comes to studying and self-care.

This program is specifically designed to provide information on tobacco products, such as: different types of tobacco products, statistics, various impacts to health (i.e., to include newer research regarding potential risk with COVID-19), impact to the environment, types of smoke exposure, and where to find more information/facts.