St. Cloud State University

Assessment Tools

2803
This number represents the total number of students, faculty, staff, and community members served by the U-Choose Program by programs, events, counseling, and consultation. The U-Choose program launched at the start of fall semester 2007.

Win $3,000 in Programming Funds!

Residential Life Leadership Organizations including Community Councils, NRHH, and RHA will have the opportunity to compete for programming money to be used to support a What’s Hot Event Spring Semester, 2010. For more information Click here!

Free Subway Gift Card!!!

Thanks to a generous donation from local Subway owner, Denise Brigham, all SCSU students who participate in U-Choose will receive a $5 gift card to Subway!

To attend U-Choose programming, click "Self-Referral (SR)". To schedule a U-Choose classroom presentation for your students, click "Schedule Online Now."

NEWS!

St. Cloud State University Awarded Department of Education Grant to Prevent High-Risk Drinking or Violent Behavior among College Students. We will receive $299,000 to be used over next two years.

The project will focus on expanding and strengthening the existing community coalition and environmental approach to reducing underage drinking. The university will also reach out to the St. Cloud Technical College (SCTC) to reach a total of 11,000 students through a new model of prevention collaboration between the University, the SCTC, and the community – both on and off campus.

Property Manager Survey

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Are you a parent that wants to help us with a new parents brochure?

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Would you like to be a part of the U-Choose Community?

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Introducing: Online Mocktails Requests

Thanks to the generous help of University Programming Board. We are now able to join with students to offer mocktails at events. The events must include education from the U-Choose program. For details and to schedule online please click on the U-Choose Blender.

Introducing UChoose Self-Referral

Have you ever wondered?

What went wrong after a night of drinking? How to avoid negative consequences (e.g., hangovers, missing class, getting into fights, going to detox) from drinking? How alcohol works? How to figure out your blood alcohol content and what it means?

Join us for a fun and interactive presentation that will answer these questions and many more. The presentation is free and you will receive a customized blood alcohol card and other information to help U-Choose what you want from your alcohol use.

The presentation can also be scheduled for groups. Feel free to check out the SR program to determine if you want to schedule a program for your organization or team.

SR Program sign-up form

e-CHUG and e-TOKE assessment tools

You can access the e-CHUG and e-TOKE on-line assessment tools via the images and links here.

e-CHUG on-line assessment tool - The e-CHUG is an confidential and free service to St. Cloud State University Students. It is an evidence-based, dynamic, on-line alcohol intervention and personalized feedback tool developed by counselors and psychologists at San Diego State University.

Drawing on Motivational Interviewing (Miller & Rollnick, 2002) and Social Norms feedback theories (Haines & Spear, 1996), the CHUG is designed to motivate individuals to reduce their consumption using personalized information about their own drinking and risk factors. The e-CHUG was designed, and is updated with the most current and reliable research available. It is designed to give important feedback and engage students in a fun way.

It will use your personal data to tell you “How many cheeseburgers you drank last month?” Or “How many MP3s you drank last semester?”

e-TOKE on-line assessment tool - The e-TOKE is a similar online tool. It is designed to reduce marijuana use among college students. Using social norms and motivational interviewing approaches it provides personalized feedback about students’ behavior and risk factors.

Poster Request

We have several informational posters available by request for your event/organization. Please use the request form. Poster Request Form

Created by The Division of Student Life and Development with support from the Office of the Provost