Following rationale for alcohol education on college campus, proposes comprehensive theory-based program. Considering relationship between student and institution similar to that between parent and child, uses Hirschi's (1969) social bond theory together with control theory to design alcohol education program. Offers suggested approaches to…

Examined alcohol use on one university campus. Questionnaire responses from 309 students revealed that 47% of respondents consumed alcohol on monthly basis, and 32% became intoxicated 1 to 3 times a month. Ten percent reported alcohol consumption on daily as well as weekly basis. Sixty-two percent reported being aware of university's Alcohol and…

Presents a review of the current literature on substance use and abuse in higher education, including ideas for effective developmental programs. Offers information on drug use with special attention given to ideas that could be helpful in working with students. Counselors and student affairs professionals are encouraged to increase awareness and…

Surveyed college students' (N=180) knowledge of the effects of alcohol. The collaborative effort between a university counseling center and health center showed that while 70 percent of the students rated themselves as informed drinkers, their answers were less accurate. The study also provided a model of innovative collaboration. (JAC)