AlcoholEdu® is an online alcohol prevention program for college students that provides detailed information about alcohol and its effects on the body and mind. The goals of the course are to help students make well-informed decisions about alcohol and to provide students with skills to deal with campus alcohol use amongst their peers. This program is used on over 500 campuses nationwide. AlcoholEdu® for College will empower you to make well-informed safe decisions about alcohol for a successful college career.

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E-Chug is an interactive web survey that allows Duke students to enter information about their drinking patterns and receive feedback about their use of alcohol. The assessment takes about 6-7 minutes to complete, is self-guided, and requires no face-to-face contact time with a counselor or administrator.

What does e-Chug do?

When you access e-Chug, you are prompted to enter information about yourself. In addition to demographic information, it will ask you to enter information about your drinking habits, family history, and to complete the World Health Organization’s AUDIT.

After all information has been entered, you submit the form. The information you entered is then validated and processed. E-Chug calculates a number of variables and compares your responses to national and local college norms. Then, your personalized feedback is displayed in an easy-to-read format.

What do I need to use e-Chug?

1. A computer
2. Internet access
3. A JavaScript enabled internet browser
4. About 6-7 minutes
5. A printer (to print the feedback)

To complete this free assessment, click here.

The Duke Student Wellness Center works with student organizations or athletic teams to define practices, policies and procedures to keep their members safe and healthy.  We can work with the whole group or a smaller sub-set, like your executive board or team leaders, to identify specific things that can improve the wellness of your whole group. 

Small group discussions can help your group:

• learn more about wellness resources available on campus
• discuss how your group's culture affects everyone within the group
• discuss ways that your group can be involved with community health issues
• address the disruptive behaviors of specific group members
• get advice on how to help a friend dealing with a substance use problem or other health issue

Started in the Spring of 2012, The DUWELL Art Project is an annual student art contest created to help our campus visualize and brand our holistic/multicultural approach to wellness through visual and performance art. 

To view previous winners, click here.
Stay tuned for information about the DUWELL Art Project 2013!

If you have questions, concerns, or are interested in supporting/participating in this project, please contact Brittany O'Malley at brittany.o.malley@duke.edu.

DUWELL offers an array of programs to help Duke community members explore Wellness.  Programs include our monthly Wellness Series (Wellness Wednesdays/Relax Fridays), Embrace events, Give Thanks, The DUWELL Art Project, and more!

Fore more information about our events, please check our calendar or join our listserv.

True Blue is a program presented during Duke's Welcome Week. The program provides information about alcohol and substance use, sexual assault, sexual health, stress management, sleep, nutrition and healthy choices that allow students to make the best of their experience at Duke.

Do you want to show your True Blue?