They also design and implement campus outreach campaigns at the Campus Center about designated drivers, underage drinking laws, blood alcohol levels, and risks of substance use. The popular Not Ready for Bedtime Players, an undergraduate theater troupe, has performed weekly in the residence halls for nearly ten years. Entertaining and educational, its program incorporates skits on drinking, drugs, and campus life. Server liability programs are offered to campus and community bartenders on legal issues, to help recognize false identification, and outline strategies for shutting off service to intoxicated patrons. The training involves presentations by an attorney, police officers, health educators, and restaurant and bar managers.
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Students may seek service themselves, be referred after violating the Code of Student Conduct through substance-related behaviors, or have attendance mandated by the courts. The program is designed to help students change problem behaviors. This summary has been compiled and distributed to all members of the campus community to meet the requirements of the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act. In addition to this policy, other University policies remain in force.