The Center for Alcohol and Studies and Education (CASE) supports and implements strategies and programs to reduce high-risk drinking and its negative consequences among UWEC students.
For more information about the programs and strategies employed by CASE and UWEC, and for other campus and national resources related to the issue of high risk drinking by college students, follow the links to the left for parents, students, faculty/staff, or the community.
Request a Peer Facilitated Program
Topics Include:
- Alcohol and Athletes
- We've Got your BAC!
- It's U-WE-C (you we see)
- Alcohol and Gender -
CHOICES
This is a two hour, peer-facilitated course designed to address issues related to high risk drinking. This course is an educational sanction for first time alcohol violations in the residence halls. Participants should expect to participate, and be on time to get completion credit. The CHOICES course cost $65.00 and payments can be made in the Cashiers Office in Schofield Hall.
If you are required to complete the CHOICES Please sign up at http://www.uwec.edu/case/courses
e-Chug Online
The Alcohol eCHECKUP TO GO (e-CHUG) is a brief self-assessment that will provide you with accurate and detailed information about:
- Your personal risk patterns
- Your individual level of alcohol tolerance
- Your unique family risk factors
- Harm reduction strategies
- Helpful resources at University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire and in our community
CASE is now on Facebook join our group today!
