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C.A.D.E.T. Programs Peer Educators share some "Strong Truths" about Loyola, gleaned from student surveys, and facilitate a discussion about these statistics. Peer Educators then lead an insightful activity in which students discuss their own experiences and opinions regarding alcohol and drug choices facing college students. This interactive and relaxed program, which has been used extensively for FE 100 classes, is sure to stimulate important discussion for all types of groups!
Risky Business is a program centered on the affects of alcohol and/or drugs on sexual decision making. Peer educators provide a safe environment for students to share various views and concerns regarding this topic. Students discuss the realm of possible situations that can arise when sexual decisions are influenced by alcohol, as well as harm-reduction strategies that can be used to stay healthy and safe.
C.A.D.E.T.s present information on numerous drugs, including marijuana and prescription medications, and talk about the short-term and long-term effects of abusing such drugs. They provide a safe environment for students to share concerns, to ask questions about certain drugs, and to discuss perceptions and views about drug use on college campuses.
Per your request, we offer a healthy and responsible way to have drinks together without alcohol - Mocktails! Our goal is to provide tasty non-alcoholic beverage options and share these delightful recipes with others. Mocktails can make a delectable addition to your program, while reminding students that they may use these recipes to provide fun, alcohol-free alternatives for themselves and their guests.
C.A.D.E.T. Peer Educators also provide training to student leadership groups. Along with supplying current statistical information about Loyola student alcohol and drug behaviors, student leaders will discuss the myths and realities of Loyola's social climate. Students will also discuss the privileges and responsibilities that come with being a leader on campus and brainstorm ways to support a culture of health, safety and school pride!
To request a program, or for more information, please email Kelli Larson at kdlarson@loyola.edu or call the ADESS office - X2928. |
Join C.A.D.E.T. Gain real experiences in public speaking, program planning and health education. Leadership opportunities. No experience necessary - We'll train you! A great way to meet other caring and fun students! To Apply, contact the ADESS Office at X2928. |
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