Proof Positive Theme House (504 S. Main St. Geneva, NY):
Proof Positive was created to provide a residential alternative for those students who share an interest in reducing alcohol abuse, encouraging community leadership in minimizing alcohol use as a primary entertainment focus, andcooperating in an implementing campus research on alcohol and drug abuse.

• General Alcohol Information. These links describe general information every student should know if he/she is considering to use or is using alcohol.
  • DRINKING: A Students Guide. (funded by North Dakota Division of Alcohol and Drug)
  • Alcohol 101: A Primer on Alcohol Use for the College Campus. (from Radford University)
  • Test Your Alcohol Knowledge: Alcohol Awareness Quiz. (from Radford University)
  • Recent national statistics on alcohol and other drug use on college campuses from the CORE Institute.
  • A Short statistical summary of the state of alcohol use in our society from the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence
  
  
• Am I at risk? These links give information that will help you determine whether you are a high risk or low risk drinker. Strategies for risk reduction are also presented.
• Am I at Risk?
• Booze Buster: Problem Drinking Test
• Self-Scoring Alcohol Check-Up


• Blood Alcohol Levels. These links show how to calculate your blood alcohol level after alcohol consumption.
• Blood Alcohol Impairment Table for Men
• Blood Alcohol Impairment Table for Women
• The Drink Wheel. This calculator, supplied by Intoximeters, computes your BAC for any given drinking experience.


• Consequences of College Drinking. We have listed links to sites that describe negative consequences of college drinking and how to reduce your risk.
• While 78.6% of students in the last year did not allow alcohol to cause them to perform poorly on a test, for those that do...there are significant consequences to academic performance(CORE). Check out the gender differences
• In a recent HWS survey, 87% of varsity and junior varsity athletes reported that they never miss or perform poorly in an athletic contest due to drinking. But, there are significant consequencesfor those that do. Alcohol and Athletic Performance
• Alcohol and Sexual Assault
• Alcohol and Fights
• Alcohol and Accidents
• Alcohol and Driving. Also, see this review of national statistics on drinking and driving.
• Alcohol Poisoning
• Alcohol and Health


• Alcohol and Women. Alcohol affects women differently than men. Special risks for women and how to reduce these risks are discussed here.
• Consumption Rates, Patterns, and Trends from the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence.
• Alcohol and Women. General informaion for women with links to biology, health, and saftey concerns.
• Drinking and Dating -- Date Rape
• Fetal Alcohol Syndrome


• Current Events About Alcohol and Other Drugs. These links report current legislation and events that have appeared in the news. Popular media reports of the latest research are also reported.
• Booze News - Center for Science in the Public Interest
• New York Times Syndicate for Alcohol and Drug Abuse

page last modified: 11/12/1999