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- 4. Vision Statement: Our hope is that Think FAST becomes a widely recognized organization that educates college students about the harmful effects of drugs and alcohol and diverts them from engaging in those activities. A world with Think FAST will have less legal ramifications and more college graduates.
- 5. Diversity Statement: To foster a diverse group of students no matter age, gender, race, sexual orientation, religion, cultural background, and financial status from an equally diverse staff.
- 6. 1. Improve student’s awareness of drugs and alcohol 2. Have our program be successful 3. Prevent students from making destructive decisions
- 7. 1. To improve student’s awareness of drugs and alcohol we will provide a pre and post test to get the student’s knowledge about current drugs and alcohol. 2. In order to have our program be successful we will continue to establish our program name by advertising and word of mouth. 3. To make sure we are preventing students from making destructive decisions we will make sure the number of students graduating increases and the number of students having legal ramifications due to drugs and or alcohol decreases. All of our objectives are SMART: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely
- 8. Alcohol and or Drugs Code of Conduct: Illegally possessing, using, distributing, manufacturing, selling or being under the influence of alcohol or other drugs. Use, possession or distribution of beverages containing alcohol on University property shall comply with the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and University Policies and Rules. Note: Anyone, including those under 21, serving alcohol to persons under 21 is in violation of both University regulations and state law. Excessive consumption occurs when a person is intoxicated to the degree that the person may endanger self, other persons, or property, or annoy persons in the vicinity. It is also a violation a violation of the residence hall contract for a student to be in the presence of the presence of the use of illegal drugs or if under 21 years of age, alcohol, in any residential area. Failure to follow these policies and rules could result in suspension or expulsion from the university.
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