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1	Alcohol Use Assessments at Cal Poly Pomona Campus Needs Individual Needs Program Evaluation
2	Campus Needs Assessments Core Alcohol Surveys National College Health Assessment Health Risk Appraisal
3	9-Year Trend at Cal Poly Pomona No High Risk Drinking in Past 2-Weeks
4	Social Norms Experience at Northern Illinois University
5	9-Year Trend at Cal Poly Pomona High Risk Drinking in Past 2-Weeks
6	Individual Needs Assessments CHUG Study Well Health Assessment Health Risk Appraisal CAGE AlcoholEdu Screening for Mental Health Alcohol 101 BACCHUS GAMMA Alcohol Response-Ability
7	Check Up to Go (CHUG) “No Touch” Feedback Interventions Quantity and Frequency BAC Population comparisons Topics Amount and percent of income spent on alcohol Tolerance level Consequences Family risk score Additional Topics Drove/rode with intoxicated? Smoker? Norm estimates, correct percentages Explanation, advice, referral information Other novel information & comparisons e.g., cheeseburgers & Camaros
8	Study 1. Surprised by Feedback
9	Applications of Feedback
10	Applications of Feedback
11	What’s Wrong With Our Groups? Size of groups individual change talk goes unnoticed Deviant behavior reinforced through laughter, inattention, etc. Dishonest discussion of risks & benefits associated with drinking. The “high-fivers” and the “one bad seed” A “renorming” of discrepant information positive meaning attached to deviancy
12	Study 4. What This Study Adds Avoid aggregating high-risk (or coerced) participants into groups Keep groups small to minimize resistance Keep feedback separate and private (maximizes discrepancy) Screen for readiness stage match groups Use two facilitators while one is rolling with resistance the other is affirming talk for change
13	Individual Needs Assessments CHUG Study Well Health Assessment Health Risk Appraisal CAGE AlcoholEdu Screening for Mental Health Alcohol 101 BACCHUS GAMMA Alcohol Response-Ability
14	Program Evaluation Quality Maintenance & Improvement Changes in Perception Implementation Impact 21^st Birthday Card CSU Customer Satisfaction
15	Changes in Perception
16	Program Implementation
17	It’s OK Not to Drink Social Norms Campaign
18	21^st Birthday Drinking
19	Received Information on Alcohol Use Prevention
20	Information Receipt and Health Impediments to Learning
21	Information Receipt and Health Impediments to Learning
22	Keep It In Perspective Access to health care Percent with insurance All people in US: 83% College students: 83% CPP students: 65% Blood pressure checked in past 2 yrs All people in US: 90% College students: 90% CPP students: 81% Health reasons for low grades Relationship difficulties College students: 3.4 CPP students: 5.1% Sleep difficulties College students: 73% CPP students: 78% Mental health Attempted Suicide College students: 1.5% CPP students: 2.8%
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