1. AlcoholEdu & Haven Faculty Senate October 9, 2014 Jennifer Almquist, Ph.D. & Robert C. Reff, Ph.D.

2. Background Sexual Violence: Nationwide interest in ending sexual violence on college campuses New federal requirements for population level prevention Rates of violence remain high and reporting remains low Alcohol Use: Higher than national average

5. Goals of Project AlcoholEdu : Reduce high-risk alcohol use Decrease negative effects from alcohol use Increase retention, graduation rates, and overall success of students Haven : Increase understanding of consent Increase understanding and confidence to engage as active bystanders to stop sexual violence Compliance with Campus SaVE Act Note: These two programs are tools being added to an overall greater effort to reduce high-risk alcohol use and stop sexual violence at Oregon State University

6. Overview AlcoholEdu : Part I: 3 hours, students can start and stop, requires a passing grade of 75% to move on to “intersession” Part II: 30-45 days after completion of Part I; Very brief *EverFi is the only company to have published research to show efficacy Haven : Approximately one hour; no passing grade required Part II: 30-45 days after completion of Part I; Simple survey and messaging

7. studenthealth.oregonstate.edu/welcome

8. Required * Participation AlcoholEdu : All First Year Corvallis based degree seeking students & all student athletes Haven : All new students to OSU (including undergrad, grad, transfer, Ecampus, Cascades), and all student athletes International students will conduct their own in small group education *Required it is not a hard mandate for this year; however, next year there will be consequences for non-compliance

9. AlcoholEdu Participation First year students Invited:3,294 Athletes Invited:469 -------- Total Invited:3,763 Completions:3,796 (100.1%*) *Students did not correctly classify or took even though they were not required Activity # of Students Outdoor Adventures1798 Movie Nights1695 Intramural Sports Tournaments1510

10. Haven First Year & Athlete Participation First year students Invited:3,294 Athletes Invited:469 -------- Total Invited:3,763 Completions:3,506 (93.1%) Non-First Year & Non-Athlete Participation* Students Invited: 2,867 Completions: 1,713 (60%) *Includes: Graduate, transfer, Ecampus, and OSU- Cascades students

11. Collaborations These efforts are a collaboration between many offices throughout the university: Vice Provost for Student Affairs University Housing & Dining Services Office of Equity & Inclusion Student Health Services International Programs & INTO OSU Counseling & Psychological Services Registrar, Information Technology, & Others

12. What You Can Do Correct misperceptions (e.g., Everyone drinks, people often make false reports of sexual assault, etc.) Inform about high-risk/dangers related to alchol such as alcohol punch, mixing medications and alcohol, and symptoms of alcohol poisoning Look for opportunities to educate, inform, and collaborate Take the “It’s On Us” pledge to stop sexual assault Mentor/coach other students Facilitate referrals Collegiate Recovery Community (@OSU_Recovery, studenthealth.oregonstate.edu/recovery) Support and reporting options for sexual assault Know your responsibilities with regard to sexual assault: http://oregonstate.edu/oei/sexual- harassment-and-violence- policy#employee%20responsibilitieshttp://oregonstate.edu/oei/sexual- harassment-and-violence- policy#employee%20responsibilities

13. Contact Us Rob Reff Student Health Services robert.reff@oregonstate.edu 541-737-7564 General information Resources and materials for students Programming help Students who want more information about alcohol or drugs Recovery Community Jennifer Almquist Office of Equity and Inclusion jennifer.almquist@oregonsta te.edu 541-737-0866 General information about support and reporting options Information about training for students and employees