Mission
Peer educators trained in this area share information regarding alcohol and
other drugs with our peers in order to encourage Villanovans to make
healthy, informed choices based on accurate information and an
examination of their goals and values. Our objective is to be seen as
both peers and resources on campus, encouraging an environment that
promotes respect for the self and others.
What We Do
We create interactive and passive programs to spread knowledge and
assist the Villanova community in making responsible decisions regarding
alcohol and other drugs in their personal lives. In October, we
sponsor National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Month, featuring several
activities to raise awareness
about those affected by alcohol and other drugs. Please click here to
request a program.
Alcohol and Drug Programs
- POWER Hour
- Alcohol Safety
- Alcohol Poisoning
- Drinker personalities and behaviors
- Booze Bingo
- What’s the Call?
- Alcohol laws
- On campus alcohol regulations
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- Game Watch Parties
- Dunking Under the Influence (DUI)
- Simulated intoxication with fatal vision goggles
- Drug and alcohol interactions
- The ABC’s of BAC
- Tolerance and BAC definitions
- Chart of BAC corresponding to weight and height
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- The String Game
- Illustrates the connection between alcohol, sexual assault, and sexual
health
Study Abroad Pre-departure Sessions
- Culture specific alcohol information
- Alcohol safety
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Get Involved POWER
actively recruits 365 days a year. If you are interested in
learning more about our program or already know that you would like to
be a part of our family, please fill out the application on the
Get Involved page or contact 610-519-7407 with
questions.
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