Wardenburg Health Center sponsored the campaign to educate students about issues such as dating safety, travel safety, alcohol poisoning, injury prevention, skin cancer prevention and healthy sexuality.
Spring break is a great time for students to visit new places and have fun.
To have a safer spring break, we encouraged students to have as much information as possible prior to going into new situations. Free items such as sunscreen, lip balm, whistles, bike maps and brochures were available at booths in the University Memorial Center and the Student Recreation Center. Information about road trips, what to take for a safer spring break, dating safety, the drugs gamma hydroxybutyrate and Rohypnol, alcohol, first aid, road safety, exercises for skiing and snowboarding and other information were also available. Student peer educators and professional staff members were available during the events to answer questions and provide additional information. Information about the CU-Boulder Office of Victim Assistance was also available in the event that students need the office's services following spring break.