I don't drink - do I still need to complete AlcoholEdu?
Yes. All incoming first-year students are expected to complete AlcoholEdu. Even if you don't drink, it's very likely that during your college experience you will know others who do. At the very least, alcohol use may be a topic of discussion among fellow students; the course includes material on managing peer pressure. As well, one of the purposes of the course is to provide the entire incoming class with a shared baseline of knowledge and awareness of alcohol issues, and to strengthen a shared set of campus norms and expectations around alcohol use.
I am a transfer student - do I need to complete AlcoholEdu?
Not as a member of the entering first-year class. Depending on what student organizations you become a part of, completion of AlcoholEdu may be asked or required of you by your organization.
I'm a transfer student and I already completed AlcoholEdu for my other college and/or Greek organization. Do I need to complete it again?
No. But you must contact us at alcoholedu@marquette.edu with the following information so that we can verify your completion of the course:
--Your full name
--The name of the other college or university
--The Greek organization (if applicable)
--The approximate months and year you took the course.
--What if my computer freezes or crashes, or I experience other technical difficulties?
--See the "Technical Support" section.
What if I have trouble logging in to the course, or I get error messages?
Please click here for the "Student Troubleshooting Guide" and scroll to the following sections: New Users, Returning Users, or Errors and Other Messages.
Campus Contacts
Marquette University Alcohol Policy (1a)
If you have further questions, please contact Brian Anderson, Coordinator of Alcohol Programs at brian.anderson@marquette.edu.
- Alcohol EDU for Students
- Alcohol EDU for Parents/Guardians
- Campus Contacts and Frequently Asked Questions
Links
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