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WRAP (Western's Responsible Alcohol Partnership)
The deadline to apply for WRAP Program Assistant/Peer Educator positions was June 1st. Please check back for potential Spring 2012 work study opportunities later in the Fall 2011 semester.
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For more information about the Truth Fairy, on Facebook! and on Twitter! E-CHUG"One of the goals at Western is to help students have a safe and healthy college experience by ensuring that alcohol is used legally, responsibly, and with respect to the health of both students and the community. To promote this goal, every incoming student is required to complete the Alcohol eCHECKUP TO GO (e-chug) survey. This must be done prior to getting your Mountaineer Card. The survey is fast and accessible on line at the following link... https://interwork.sdsu.edu/echug2/?id=WESTERN DONT CANCEL THAT CLASS!Attention Teachers!! Are you going out of town during the week, come down with a sudden illness that will keep you away from the classroom and you HAVE to cancel a class or two?? DONT CANCEL THAT CLASS!!! There's no need to cancel your class. Western's Responsible Alcohol Partnership (WRAP) and the CLUE Club, by the way of the Don't Cancel That Class program can help by coming to your class and making a presentation on a number of topics that are relevant to college students. We are also willing to make these presentations to your class if you are going to present. Even if you don't need to cancel a class, you are always welcome to request any of these presentations for your classes throughout the year! Common Program Offerings include:
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WRAP (Western's Responsible Alcohol Partnership) exists to help students have a safe and healthy experience while attending Western State College of Colorado. To accomplish this goal, WRAP provides students with alternative activities to prevent the abuse of drugs and alcohol, many of which incorporate a variety of methods of stress reduction. One unique aspect of the approach is that WRAP tries to help and support students who violate campus drug and alcohol policies, rather than simply punish. WRAP wants to ensure that alcohol is used legally, responsibly, and with respect to the health of themselves, fellow students and the community. WRAP collaborates with campus groups to provide drug and alcohol education to the entire campus community, partners with GCSAPP and the BACCHUS Network to provide drug prevention and wellness education for WSC students.