Programs & Services
AlcoholEdu for College
Population-level prevention is a method of prevention that leverages students’ social networks to produce significant improvement in alcohol-related perception and behaviors that inspire social and cultural change. For the past three years, the University has been administering AlcoholEDU for College to our entire first-year student population, with the goal of not only changing individual students’ knowledge and behaviors, but changing the drinking culture on campus as a whole. In accomplishing this, the desired result is that this will create a community with a common educational experience that will foster the development of a campus culture that supports healthy decision-making and increases the students’ ability to take care of each other in risky social settings.
Click here for a downloadable version of the 2007 CSU, Chico Executive Summary Presentation.
Click here for a downloadable version of the 2006 CSU, Chico Executive Summary Presentation.
Click here for a downloadable version of the 2005 CSU, Chico Executive Summary Presentation.
Alcohol Poisoning Prevention Campaign
CADEC does not advocate underage drinking and we encourage Chico States students to help friends make safe party choices.Click here to find theAlcohol Poisoning Medical Emergency card. Please feel free to print a copy.
Alcoholic Anonymous
Chico area Alcoholic's Anonymous meets on Wednesdays at 12:00pm in Selvester's Cafe, Faculty and Staff Dinning. Click here to find Alcoholics Anonymous on the web.
Chico Young People's Group
Chico Young People's Group meets Fridays at 7:30pm at:
First Christian Church295 E. Washington Ave
Chico, CA 95928
Marijuana Anonymous
Marijuana Anonymous meets Thursdays at 7:00pm at:
Congregational Church of Chico, Library1190 East 1st Ave
Chico, CA 95928
Narcotics Anonymous
Find Narcotics Anonymous information on the web at Narcotics Anonymous
Peer Educators
Students are hired and trained each semester to make presentation in classes to campus groups and organizations. Additionally, peer educators organize and coordinate events related to alochol and drug abuse awareness such as the Fun without Alcohol Fair and multiple awarness weeks throughout the school year. If you need one of our peer educators to speak to your club or organization, please call our office at 898-6450.