• Utilize a Social Norms model to deliver current and accurate information about alcohol use at ESU.
• Employ a Risk/Harm reduction approach that raises awareness about the negative personal, academic, and social consequences that result from dangerous drinking practices.
• Sponsor or facilitate programs for students particularly targeting new students, resident students, fraternity/sorority members, and student athletes.
• Recommend campus policies, practices, and procedures that are consistent with the mission statement, reduce underage drinking, and that reinforce the risk/harm reduction approach.
• Utilize current data acquired through research and assessment activities to inform decision-making regarding policies, practices, and programs.
• Institutionalize efforts to address problem drinking. This is a university-wide issue.
• Facilitate curriculum infusion, a process through which discussions about the impact of alcohol abuse and its associated issues can be integrated into the syllabuses of courses that are offered regularly across the curriculum.
• Review campus environmental factors/conditions (physical, social, economic, and legal) that impact decisions by members of the university community about alcohol use and make recommendations for change consistent with risk/harm reduction.
• Foster partnerships thru collaboration with community leaders to address high-risk alcohol use and its impact on internal and external communities.
• Involve students in the development of policies, programs, and practices that curb underage drinking and dangerous drinking behavior.

Values:

• Personal responsibility and lawful behavior
• Commitment to finding solutions and taking action
• Healthy behaviors and lifestyles
• Positive focus with respect to the attributes and contributions of all stakeholders
• Respect, understanding and acceptance of differing viewpoints
• A spirit of cooperation and collaboratio