Alcohol and Drug Education
Alcohol and Drug Education Resources
- Alcohol Protective Factors
- WVU Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act 2011
- Alcoholics Anonymous Schedule
- Alcohol Poisoning
- Alcohol Addiction Fact Sheet
- Party Smart Tips
- Stay Safe Tips for Partying Smart
- More Staying Safe Tips
- Substance Abuse and Treatment
- The 411 on Prescription Drug Abuse
- The High Cost of Drinking and Driving
- Alcohol, Date Rape Drugs and Sexual Assault
- What Type of Drinker are You?
- What's in a Drink
- Some Truth About College Drinking
- Pharming The New Drug Danger
- What's the Worst that Could Happen?
ASK THE EXPERT
Do you have a question regarding drugs or alcohol? Ask Missy Pforr, our Drug and Alcohol specialist.
Alcohol and Drug Education
Virtual Bar
Welcome to our Virtual Bar, where all the drinks are on us. You’ll get to explore how drinking affects your body and your health. Note: The following exercise does not take into account individual medical history or other factors that may affect one’s response to alcohol.
Alcohol Survey: How much is too much?
This brief questionnaire is designed to help you determine if you have an alcohol problem by asking a series of questions about your behavior. You’ll respond to each one according to how often each statement applies to you.
Yes, I’m Underage. Yes, I Drink
Listen to one student tell his story about his first semester in college.
True/False
Take the true and false test to find out how much you really know about alcohol.
Alcohol and Weight Loss
The Dangers of Adderall Abuse
Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous Meetings
Narcotics Anonymous meets every Thursday in Room 110 Woodburn Hall at 6:00 pm. To learn more about Alcoholics Anonymous click here.
