Developed by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), CollegeAIM is an easy-to-use and comprehensive booklet and website to help schools identify effective alcohol interventions.
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Alcohol101+ is one of many resources available to support underage drinking prevention and reduce alcohol misuse on college campuses. Explore the additional tools and resources below from Responsibility.org and other trusted organizations to strengthen your prevention and education efforts.
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Resources for College Parents
Responsibility.org provides guidance for parents of college students on offering practical tips for helping students make safe, responsible decisions and avoid high-risk drinking behaviors.
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Virtual Bar
The Virtual Bar is an interactive blood alcohol content (BAC) calculator that helps users estimate how factors such as drinks consumed, body characteristics, and food intake affect BAC levels, impairment, and the time needed to return to 0.00 BAC. The Virtual Bar is available as a downloadable app or as embedded tool on a website.
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Understand the Standard
Understand the Standard is an interactive educational tool that helps users learn what constitutes a standard alcoholic drink, practice accurate pouring, and better understand how alcohol content affects responsible consumption.
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CARS Connect (Computerized Assessment and Referral System)
A cost-free cloud-based screening and referral tool that helps identify alcohol, drug, and mental health disorders and connects them with appropriate treatment to reduce repeat impaired driving.
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Plaid is an organizational development firm dedicated to helping individuals and organizations be better through innovative education, training, research, and consulting services. Through a partnership with Responsibility.org, Plaid hosts Alcohol101+ as a training for colleges and organizations.
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The Gordie Center at the University of Virginia works to prevent hazing, alcohol overdose, and substance misuse among high school and college students through education, awareness campaigns, research, and evidence-based prevention programs.
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