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Dear Freshman Parent: Sending your child off to college for the first time is never an easy thing to do. In the next four years, your child will grow and change largely due to personal interactions and the environment in which he or she is living. We recognize that the culture at Indiana University will have a big impact on your child’s growth. We take every part of the IU experience very seriously, and we have implemented a comprehensive prevention program to help our students – your children – make the safest and healthiest decisions possible. One way we do that is through AlcoholEdu® for College, a three-hour, Web-based alcohol prevention program being used at more than 500 colleges and universities around the country. The program uses the latest prevention techniques and science-based research to educate students about the impact of alcohol on the mind and body. Whether or not your child chooses to drink alcohol, AlcoholEdu for College will empower your child to make well-informed decisions about alcohol and help him or her better cope with the drinking behavior of peers. Every incoming first-year student is required to take AlcoholEdu for College and pass the course Exam. We are communicating directly with your child regarding the information and instructions he/she needs to complete this course. To help ensure that your child meets this requirement, please remind your son or daughter that all students must complete Part 1 of the course by August 22, 2008. While we are committed to making a difference with our students, we also understand that parents are the first line of defense against alcohol misuse and abuse. That’s why we have made AlcoholEdu® for Parents available to you! AlcoholEdu for Parents is an online program designed to support your conversations about alcohol that will help shape the decisions your child must make in college surrounding alcohol use. The program includes:
Please note: Your
participation is optional. If you choose to review the course,
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