1. Time for Change: A community involved, multilevel, evidence-based approach to improve safety in Columbia, SC hospitality districts

2. What is Time for Change? 1 year grant to address crime in hospitality districts frequented by USC students Housed in Carolina Community Coalition with collaboration from Departments of Public Health and Criminology and Criminal Justice, and Substance Abuse Prevention and Education (SAPE) office Goal: To develop recommendations for a comprehensive strategy grounded in an understanding of environmental and structural risk factors and evidence-based solutions to improve safety in Columbia, SC hospitality districts.

3. Multi-level Challenge calls for Comprehensive Solutions Socio-ecological model Dahlberg LL, Krug EG. Violence-a global public health problem. In: Krug E, Dahlberg LL, Mercy JA, Zwi AB, Lozano R, eds. World Report on Violence and Health. Geneva, Switzerland: World Health Organization; 2002:1–56.

4. Everfi Alcohol Edu- all first year and transferring undergrad students ≤ 23 years old Part I completed before arriving, Part II 6 weeks after arrival Educational modules + questions on alcohol use behaviors Fall 2013 data will be presented REQUIRED n=6,106 University of South Carolina Alcohol Use Statistics

8. Tentative Research Plan- Criminology and Criminal Justice Review of public policies (zoning, city ordinances, hospitality revenue, business licensing, etc.) Cost-analysis of economic impact of alcohol- related harms Crime statistics research Crime prevention through environmental design (e.g. lighting, sidewalks) research Crime prevention best practices research Key Informant interviews

9. Tentative Research Plan- Public Health Review of evidence-based practice approaches on alcohol outlet density and environmental change strategies Analysis of collected data (bar observations, focus group interviews) New data collection (secondary harms, transportation observations, bar service employees) Price per drink analysis price consumption Social media analysis (bar specials, photos, videos) Operating hours of Vista and 5 Points businesses Key Informant interviews

10. Contact the Research Team Rhonda DiNovo, MSW, CPS Director, Substance Abuse Prevention and Education (SAPE) Phone: 803-777-3844 E-mail: dinovo@mailbox.sc.edu Lesley G. Wiser, Jr., J.D. Instructor, Dept. Criminology and Criminal Justice Phone: 803-777-6503 E-mail: wiserjr@mailbox.sc.edu Danielle Gentile Ph.D. Candidate, Dept. Public Health, SAPE Research Assistant Phone: 716-969-5386 E-mail: gentile2@email.sc.edu Tara Martin Ph.D. student, Dept. Criminology and Criminal Justice, Research Assistant Phone: 803-807-3130 E-mail: marti687@email.sc.edu Jamie Duncan Ph.D. student, Dept. Criminology and Criminal Justice, Research Assistant Phone: 336-509-7717 E-mail: duncan26@email.sc.edu