Campus Alcohol Safety and Peer Intervention | $12.95 | LIQUORexam.com

Campus Alcohol Safety and Peer Intervention gives college students the confidence and practical skills to step in when a friend's drinking or a party situation turns risky. Through realistic campus scenarios, students learn to recognize warning signs, intervene safely, respond to emergencies, and help prevent alcohol-related harm.

Designed for colleges and universities, the program centers on peer intervention: helping students reduce high-risk drinking within their own friend groups and organizations, and prevent alcohol-related incidents before they happen.

It works well across student life, including new student orientation, residence life, fraternities and sororities, athletics, student activities and clubs, student conduct, campus safety, and health and wellness programs.

WHY SCHOOLS AND STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS USE IT

• Prepares students to intervene safely and early when alcohol is being misused
• Helps reduce liability exposure for the school and its student organizations, including Greek chapters, teams, and clubs, with a certificate of completion on record for every student trained
• Encourages good neighbor relations with local residents, businesses, and law enforcement through safer, better-run events
• Shows a clear commitment to student health, safety, and well-being
• Helps reduce property damage, vandalism, and other alcohol-related incidents

The course follows five college students, Maya, Jordan, Sam, Priya, and Leo, through realistic situations: a pregame during the first week of the semester, a friend who won't wake up, a drink that may have been spiked, a hazing "tradition," and a party that is getting out of hand. At each step, students choose what to do and see why the best response works.

Students will learn about:

• standard drinks, blood alcohol concentration (BAC), and why only time sobers someone up
• making a plan before going out, and saying no without losing friends
• the critical signs of alcohol overdose, and when to call 911
• drink spiking and drugs used to facilitate sexual assault
• consent, incapacitation, and how to step in safely as a bystander
• cannabis, misused prescription stimulants, counterfeit pills, fentanyl, and naloxone
• peer pressure, Greek life, hazing, and how to report it
• hosting a safer gathering and getting everyone home

COURSE OUTLINE

The course is organized into ten short lessons. Each lesson includes narrated slides, scenario questions with explanations, and a knowledge check, and the course ends with a final exam.

• Lesson 1: Welcome, Alcohol and Your Body. Standard drinks, BAC, and common myths about sobering up.
• Lesson 2: Your Choices, Your Boundaries. Planning ahead, pacing, and saying no.
• Lesson 3: Recognizing Risk. Warning signs, mixing substances, and drink spiking.
• Lesson 4: Helping a Friend. Checking in early and getting backup.
• Lesson 5: Alcohol Emergencies. Critical signs, calling 911, and the recovery position.
• Lesson 6: Consent, Respect, and Stepping In. Incapacitation, consent, and bystander strategies.
• Lesson 7: Hosting Safer Gatherings. Planning, sober hosts, and getting guests home safely.
• Lesson 8: Other Drugs on Campus. Cannabis, stimulants, counterfeit pills, fentanyl, naloxone, and drugs used in sexual assault.
• Lesson 9: New Freedom, Greek Life, and Group Pressure. The first weeks of college, fitting in, hazing, and reporting.
• Lesson 10: Putting It Together. Four campus scenarios and a personal safety plan.

This course is general safety education based on guidance from public health and campus safety sources. Campus policies and state laws vary, so students should also review their own school's student handbook. This course is not alcohol server or seller certification, and it is not legal or medical advice. In an emergency, always call 911.

COURSE FEATURES

This course and website are developed to work on any smart phone, tablet, laptop or desktop. This training is a self-paced online course and the site tracks your progress so you are able to log-off and resume training where you left off.

• Self-paced course
• 100% Online
• Learn at your own pace
• Log out and resume where you left off
• Works on All Devices
• Full course narration
• 10 lessons with realistic campus scenarios
• Knowledge check after each lesson
• Final exam: 30 questions, 80% to pass, 3 attempts
• Printable certificate of completion