Main Menu

Parking Services

Campus Map

Emergency Response
Desk Reference

Student Officers

Policies

On Campus
Crime Statistics


Campus Security
Report (PDF)

"Talk to the Chief"

Law Enforcement
& Security

Workplace Safety
Committee

Staff


The Department Of Public Safety

November Crime Prevention Tip


Alcohol Awareness - How Much is Too Much?

Sometimes people wonder: Do I drink too much? Am I in control of my drinking? Am I setting myself up for drinking-related problems? The following questions are designed to help you identify drinking habits that may cause problems for you. Answer honestly; no one but you will know the score.

  1. I cut classes or work in the afternoon so I can party.

  2. I missed classes or work in the morning because of a hangover.

  3. I have done poorly on an exam or at work because I drank too much the night before.

  4. When drinking, I have done something for which I was later sorry or embarrassed.

  5. I have "blacked out" while drinking (not been able to remember things I said or did).

  6. I frequently drink until I am drunk, I drink to get drunk.

  7. I choose friends on the basis of how much they drink.

  8. I have had problems with friends, family, roommates, boy/girlfriend, college authorities, or the law as the result of drinking.

  9. Drinking affects my reputation.

  10. It bothers me when other people say I drink too much.

If you have done one or more of these things, stop and think for a moment. You may be doing yourself some harm. Maybe it's time to talk to someone, get some information. Have a question regarding alcohol or other health-related topics contact CHEW at 941-6224 ext. 2.



Search / Site Map / Ask Scranton
Choosing Scranton / My.Scranton / Campus Contacts

Disclaimer: The University of Scranton does not endorse views or opinions
found on pages directly or indirectly accessed from our Web site.

© 2008 The University of Scranton


Home