DARC EVENTS

DARC is constantly offering awareness programs on campus. Please check back to see our events for Fall 2011. 

 

Read about past events below!

SPRING 2011 EVENTS:  

"Making Sense of Herbal Incense"

Join Barry Cerrato of the Drug Control Department of Consumer Protection and Michelle Devine, Executive Director of the Southeastern Regional Action Council, to learn about the synthetic marijuana market.  Due to the recent rise in the use of legal synthetic marijuana (K1, K2, K3, K4), SCSU's Drug & Alcohol Resource Center invites you to a talk on these incense-like herbals.

PB & J Thursday's

ProCon and DARC will be providing commuters with PB & J sandwiches and the opportunity to learn more about DARC on campus including services, brochures, and resources! 

National Problem Gambling Awareness Week!

NBA games, Trivia, and Munchies!

Join us for free food and watch an NBA game while learning factoids about gambling.  Also win freebie gambling t-shirts, frisbees, stress balls, bag clips, and many others if you answer the trivia correct!!

So you got a Fake ID?

Join us for free pizza and spring-themed ID holders while learning about all the Connecticut and SCSU campus laws pertaining to alcohol use.  Ask questions about fake IDS, underage drinking, off campus parties, and get answers from the experts!

"Living in Addiction"

Addiction affects more people than just the person suffering from it; it can affect family members, spouses, friends, co-workers, and many more. We invite all students to listen to SCSU Graduate Intern and Student Leader, Ashiah Richeme talk about her personal experience, battles, and triumphs living amongst addiction.

A representative from Al-anon will also be joining us to discuss the resources available to individuals in any form of relationship with an alcoholic or addict. 

"National Alcohol Screening Day"

National Alcohol Screening Day, held annually, is a screening day designed to raise awareness and education about misuse and abuse of alcohol.  We invite all students, whether infrequent or frequent drinkers, to take the free alcohol screen and utilize the opportunity to talk on-on-one with a DARC staff counselor about the results.

For more information or resources regarding National Alcohol Screening Day and other screenings, go to http://www.mentalhealthscreening.org/events/national-alcohol-screening-day.aspx.

"The Social Lubricant"

SPRING CARNIVAL