Results of the Alcohol Risk Management Survey, which was completed by 325 college chief student affairs officers at four-year institutions, are presented. Adapted from the "Collegiate Alcohol Risk Assessment Guide," the survey assesses the management of alcohol-related activities on the college campus, with a focus on policy, procedure, intervention, and education. Among the trends are: private and public institutions have developed approprate alcohol policies; policies and procedures differed significantly by institutional type; intervention strategies and educational programs to help manage the risk associated with alcohol on the college campus have not been developed to the same extent as general policy; a high percentage of respondents indicated that a number of important educational opportunities designed to reduce risk never occur on their campuses; group events where alcohol is served declined over the past several years; and knowledge of state and local laws and risks associated with the use of alcohol among students is rising. In addition to a brief narrative summary, the survey questions and responses are provided. A four-point Likert scale was used to score responses to each item. (SW)