James Madison University - Substance Abuse Prevention
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Substance Abuse Prevention
Our Purpose:
Substance Abuse Prevention initiatives are designed to increase knowledge and awareness of alcohol and other drug issues, and decrease the negative consequences associated with high-risk drinking and illegal drug use.
The University Health Center supports peer education and provides consultation to ensure that prevention programs are science-based, comprehensive and coordinated across the University. For more information, please contact Paige Hawkins, the Associate Director for Substance Abuse Prevention at (540) 568-3317.
Substance Abuse Prevention is located...
The Substance Abuse Prevention area has relocated to Montpelier Hall, 5th floor.
The University Health Center’s Clinic, Student Wellness & Outreach and Substance Abuse Prevention are now located in Montpelier Hall, see the map above.
Come visit us at our new location: Montpelier Hall, 5th floor, (235 Cantrell Ave) starting January 9, 2012.
Online Tools:
If you consume alcoholic beverages, it's important to know whether your drinking patterns are safe, risky or harmful. This screening will only take a few minutes, and will generate personalized results. Click the image above to begin the screening.
The minimum legal age to purchase, possess or consume alcoholic beverages in Virginia is 21 years old.
Contact Info
University Health Center's Substance Abuse Prevention
James Madison University
MSC 7901, Montpelier Hall, 5th Floor
235 Cantrell Ave
Harrisonburg, VA 22807
Phone: 540.568.3317
Fax: 540.568.5767
Core Alcohol and Drug Survey Results
2008 Core Report (PDF)
2010 Core Executive Summary (PDF)
