In addition, penalties increase if controlled substances are delivered within 1,000 feet of any premises owned, rented or leased by an institution of higher education. If you have an alcohol or other drug abuse problem, you may want to seek information or help from one of the following community resources. Other Resources Other community services include therapists, counselors, treatment centers and support groups. For assistance in identifying an appropriate service, contact the Department of Student Life, Alcohol and Drug Education Programs. Community hospitals provide emergency care for drug or alcohol medical problems.
Most health plans cover treatment of alcohol abuse and other illegal drug use problems.
You should contact the Human Resource Services Office or call your health plan member services number for information about plan coverage. This is a summary of System Policy 34.02, Drug and Alcohol Abuse and Rehabilitation Programs. It does not include the complete policy or detailed information on applicable local, state or federal law. In case of any discrepancy between this pamphlet and policy or law, the policy or law will govern. Detailed information on health risks is available from accredited health care providers and more information on community resources is available from the resources listed in this pamphlet.