Counseling and assistance programs have been established to assist students, faculty, and staff who may have alcohol and other substance use problems. These programs may provide education, counseling, consultation, and referral to a rehabilitation resource. Physical care is available at the Student Health and Wellness Center and counseling is available through the substance abuse counselor or peer counselors through Counseling and Consultation. Students may be referred to outside agencies or physicians for on-going treatment. Information and assistance are provided by student peer advisors in ASU Main residence halls.
Academic courses are available regarding health related issues and substance abuse and addiction.
Alcohol or Alcoholic Beverages Brandy, whiskey, rum, tequila, mescal, gin, wine, porter, ale, beer, malt liquor, absinthe, or a compound or mixture of any of the above and any liquor mixture or preparation that produces intoxication and includes all beverages that contain more than one-half of one percent alcohol by volume. Distribution Sale, exchange, transfer, delivery, or gift. President The president of the university or his or her designee. Student Any person registered or enrolled in one or more classes at the university, including a faculty member or employee so registered or enrolled. Graduate students who serve as assistants, associates or otherwise, and all other students employed part-time by the university are classified as students for purposes of this policy.