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WAIT
Today’s Program• Finding your place in the community
• Adjusting to life in the residence halls
• Staying healthy in college
• Making responsible choices about alcohol and other drugs
• Knowing how and when to get help for yourself or a friend.
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR GOOD TIME!
LIFE IN THE RESIDENCE HALLS
Staying Healthy in College
Resources for youCampus Safety: (727) 864 - 8260
Outreach Services: (727) 864- 8407
Counseling Services: (727) 864- 8248
A counselor is on call 24/7 and can be reached through Campus Safety.
Video Clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7IK711hF9c
Staying Healthy in College
Stress Management
Practice Exercise:www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXg7SKUG000&feature=related
Making Good Choices
The FactsEach Year College Drinking Causes:
1,700 student deaths
600,000 unintentional injuries
700,000 assaults
97,000 sexual assaults/acquaintance rapes www.collegedrinkingprevention.gov
Monika’s StoryMonika’s Story
I could not even breathe on my I could not even breathe on my ownown
I was on life support for 7 days.I was on life support for 7 days.
My little brother sat by my side until I woke up.
After my lung collapsedAfter my lung collapsed
This is what my mom This is what my mom had to see everydayhad to see everyday
2 weeks later when I was 2 weeks later when I was discharged from the hospital I discharged from the hospital I
had a bad lung and had a bad lung and pneumonia.pneumonia.
Most Eckerd Students Who Drink, Drink Responsibly
• 85% of Eckerd students use a designated driver
• 80% eat before and/or during drinking
• 63% keep track of how many drinks they are having
PROTECTIVE FACTORS
• Use a designated driver
• Eat before and during drinking
• Alternate non-alcoholic with alcoholic drinks
• Determine, in advance, not to exceed a set number of drinks
• Keep track of how many drinks you have
• Avoid drinking games
• Have a friend let you know when you have had enough