Medical Amnesty:
Every year, college students die unnecessarily due to alcohol poisoning.
Students tend to help friends who are excessively intoxicated by assisting their
return home and keeping a watchful eye on them while . . .
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American Athletic Institute National
Conference on Social Drug Use by Collegiate Athletes, United States Olympic
Training,
May 20, 2010, Center Lake Placid, NY
College
Summer Session 2010
NCAA
Summer Session Letter 2010
NCAA Summer Session 2010 Application Form
Alcohol and College: A guide for parents (in a .pdf)
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Have Fun, Stay Sober, Be Safe: A guide for
students (in a .pdf)
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"Because education is the primary mission of
all colleges, anything that has a deleterious effect on a student's ability to
learn should be of considerable interest to educators. Grade point average
(GPA) is one widely accepted means of determining academic success and the
degree to which students have learned what they are expected to learn.
Previous research at four year institutions has revealed that grade point
average is compromised by alcohol intake."
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