UTSA Student Health Services

 

Welcome to the UTSA AlcoholEdu

Click here for Alcohol Edu Welcome Letter from Administration

Click here to access the AlcoholEdu Troubleshooting guide

 

Key dates for AlcoholEdu for Freshmen

The online program will be accessible on:

 July 23, 2008

 

Part I Due Date: September 15, 2008 updated

Part II Due Date: October 31, 2008 updated

Prevent an Academic hold!

Failure to complete AlcoholEdu by the required deadlines will prevent you from registering in the spring. 

Contact (210)458-6428 for questions.

The University of Texas at San Antonio is one of hundreds of institutions nationwide taking a new approach to alcohol prevention...


The school asks every member of the first-year class to complete AlcoholEdu for College – a science-based course taken by tens of thousands of students each year. The course aims not to preach but rather to educate students about alcohol and its effects on the mind and body.


Whether or not they drink, AlcoholEdu for College empowers students to make well-informed decisions and better cope with the drinking behavior of peers.


What is AlcoholEdu?


AlcoholEdu for College offers a confidential, personalized experience for each student.

The course includes:

• 4 modules of alcohol-related content
• Case studies
• Interactive exercises
• Assessments of alcohol-related knowledge, attitudes and behaviors

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Instructions for AlcoholEdu:


Logon Process:

The course takes approximately 3 hours to complete. You can log in from your own computer at home, at the many computer labs at UTSA or at any other location offering Internet access. You may log in and out of the course as often as you wish, and we do recommend that you complete the course in three or four sittings. 


To begin AlcoholEdu for College:

1. Log onto ASAP at http://asap.utsa.edu/
2. Click on AlcoholEdu for College
3. Start the course! Use your myUTSA email address to create your account.

Part II will be sent to you within 45 days of completing Part I. Once both parts are completed, you will be able to print out a certificate of completion for your insurance company for a possible reduction in car insurance rates. Student Health Services will lift your hold once the entire course is completed.


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