Wellness

Sanction Classes

The Student Wellness Center schedules and facilitates the sanction classes.
If you have a question related to your sanction, please contact the Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards. 

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Classes Offered

Alcohol Skills Education Program (ASEP) is an online training course that takes approximately 1.5 hours to complete. The course helps students evaluate their alcohol use. It is designed to teach students about the ways that alcohol effects the mind and body and help students make lower-risk decisions around alcohol use. Students complete the course on their own time; it does not need to be completed in one sitting.

Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students (BASICS) is an evidence-based intervention that helps students evaluate their alcohol use. It provides personalized feedback based on student’s alcohol use and related behaviors. The program helps students understand the risks associated with high-risk alcohol use and helps them make lower-risk choices around alcohol. The course is designed to be completed over two sessions led by a trained facilitator; students must attend both sessions in order to fulfill their sanction. Each session is approximately one hour long, and sessions should be scheduled 1-2 weeks apart. 

The cannabis course is a personalized feedback intervention that provides students with an overview of their cannabis/marijuana use, as well as the risks associated with cannabis/marijuana use. The program will help students develop lower-risk cannabis/marijuana behaviors. The course is designed to be completed over two sessions led by a trained facilitator; students must attend both sessions in order to fulfill their sanction. Each session is approximately one hour long, and sessions should be scheduled 1-2 weeks apart. 

The drugs course is a personalized feedback intervention that provides students with an overview of their drug use, as well as the risks associated with drug use. The program will help students develop lower-risk drug behaviors. The course is designed to be completed over two sessions led by a trained facilitator; students must attend both sessions in order to fulfill their sanction. Each session is approximately one hour long, and sessions should be scheduled 1-2 weeks apart. 

Policies

Deadline Policy

  • Students should allow at least 24 business hours to sign up for and complete their sanction. We cannot guarantee same-day meetings. 

Attendance Policy

  • If a student is over 15 minutes late for their sanction, they will need to reschedule and may have to pay again to register for another session. 
  • If a student no-shows for their sanction without prior notification, the student may need to pay again to register for another session. 
  • Students must complete both parts of their one-on-one sanction before it is considered complete. If a student does not complete both parts, their sanction will be considered incomplete. 

Registration Policy

  • Students must register for their sanction (include link for payment page). 
  • Before their sanction session, students must complete the assessment, which will be emailed to them within 48 business hours of registering for the course. 

Refund Policy

  • Any refunds for alcohol/drug sanction classes through the Student Wellness Center must be issued within the academic year that the payment was made.