The Center for Alcohol and Other Drugs Resources and Education (CADRE) is committed to empowering students to make well-informed, healthy, and responsible decisions. CADRE promotes personal responsibility and legal accountability in choices related to alcohol and other drug use.
Our services include prevention education, intervention services, and providing support to those who do not use alcohol or other drugs.
Incoming students are required to complete three online courses, which make up the Community Education Modules. One of these modules, is AlcoholEdu. AlcoholEdu is a two-part course, which educates students on the impacts of alcohol and provides information needed to make healthy decisions.
Flyer Host is training program for students that focuses on Social Host Responsibility. The training addresses potential risks associated with having a party and helps students identify strategies needed to keep everyone safe. This program is PATH eligible.
Our interventions services are designed to help students make better decisions about using substances. Intervention services providing students with information that promote healthier choices, intended to reduce risk. Interventions are lead by licensed Chemical Dependency Counselors in individual and group sessions.
Our prevention education programming includes awareness campaigns, special events, interactive programs, and presentations. Through our programming, we work to create a campus culture where students make decisions that promote individual and community-wide health and safety.
CADRE offers Recovery is Spoken Here - Recovery Ally Training to any individual on campus looking learn more about how they can support individuals in recovery.
Visit our Recovery Resources page for information and resources available to students who are currently in or seeking recovery.
From student organizations, support groups, substance free housing, and late night programming, there are many ways to stay involved on campus without using alcohol or other drugs.