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• All first year and transfer students are required to complete College Alc, an online alcohol education program.
• First year students participate in health promotion and risk reduction programs during orientation.
• SPARKS! Peer Educators teach Alcohol 101 to more than 1,200 students annually. The goal of Alcohol 101 is to correct misconceptions about alcohol use and share risk reduction information.
• The position of Substance Education Coordinator is funded by and housed in the Division of Student Life.
• Elon President Leo Lambert appoints faculty, staff, and students to the Presidential Task Force on Alcohol; recently, this task force revised Elon's Alcohol Position Statement to recognize and commend students' choice not to drink.
•The Office of Student Conduct uses a three tier judicial process that includes fines, parental notification, and different levels of alcohol education corresponding with the severity of the offense.
• The Office of Substance Education provides small grants to student organizations who want to host substance-free events. These grants are funded by fines collected as penalties for alcohol-related offenses.
• Student organizations hosting parties where alcohol is present must complete risk management training.
• Student functions that include alcohol require insurance and paid security.