To apply to be a peer educator, stop by our office located on the first floor of the University Inn, Room 127, and pick up an application. Students facilitate small classes for judicially mandated or other interested students on the issues involved in alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use. Facilitators are asked to attend a weekly team meeting to get training for the class, support in tough situations, and practice being a facilitator. In addition, an extended one to two day training is provided once or twice a year. Volunteers need to be able to commit to 4 or more hours a week.
Credit is available.
To apply to be an A.T.O.D. Facilitator, stop by our office located on the first floor of the University Inn, Room 127, and pick up an application. Student athletes function as mentors to incoming freshman and transfer athletes, helping them make a positive adjustment to collegiate life while strengthening commitment for substance free athletic programs. S.A.M.'s are asked to attend two weekend retreat training's, one in the spring and one in the fall. S.A.M.'s must be a Sophomore, Junior, or Senior athlete who are recommended by their coach, a current S.A.M., or other administrator to participate. Credit is available.