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Cross Campus Collaborations to
Assess an Alcohol Alternative
Program at Illinois State
University Presenters:
Julia Broskey, M.Ed.
Jackie Lanier, DrPH, MCHES
Christy Bazan, MPH, MCHES
Amanda Papinchock, B.S.
Objectives
• Describe what alcohol alternative programming is and how it addresses issues related to binge drinking on campus.
• Identify strategies to implement cross-campus collaborations to help build healthy and thriving campus
• Discuss how to engage students in the assessment of campus and community health related initiatives.
Cross-Campus Collaboration
Background
Up Late at State
– university-funded
– alcohol alternative program
– focuses on reducing binge
drinking
– 2014 collaboration with
Health Sciences & Dean of
Student’s Office.
Up Late at State History
• Mission
– “The Up Late at State initiative is to help students find
their way at Illinois State by providing late night,
alcohol-free events for students to participate in on the
weekend. Programs are late night, high impact, diverse,
and open to all Illinois State students.”
• Created in 2011
• Currently in 4th year
Health Promotion and Wellness
Advancing Wellness
Up Late at State Goals
• Provide programming during the late night (8pm – 1am), weekend hours (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) for undergraduate students as an alternative to binge drinking
• Be a contributing factor in the reduction of off-campus alcohol violations
• Be a contributing factor in reduction of on-campus alcohol violations
• Be a contributing factor in reduction of alcohol related property destruction
• Regularly attract new students as first-time attendees to Up Late events
• Students will recognize the purpose of Up Late @ State
Health Promotion and Wellness
Advancing Wellness
Up Late at State – What does it
look like?
Up Late at State
• Student staff
• Activities, giveaway & food
• Average attendance
• Vendors
• Collaboration
• Glow it Up
• Casino Royale
Health Promotion and Wellness
Advancing Wellness
Health Sciences Partnership &
Assessment
Health Sciences Involvement
• Evolution of Partnership
• Needs Assessment in Health
Education Class
– Student Surveyors
• Benchmarking
• Alcohol based research
• Further publication and
presentations
Benchmarking
• Comprehensive (Public) Universities/Colleges (21,000 or more)
• http://colleges.findthebest.com/ University of California – Santa Barbara (UCSB)
University of Delaware (UD)
Townson University (TU)
Ball State University (BSU)
University of Colorado Denver (UCD)- no board
California State University, Los Angeles (CSULA)- no program board
University of Louisville- only SAB, no late night
Spring 2014 - Survey Template
6. What would you have done if you were not
at this event?
7. How did you hear about the Up late @
State events?
8. What draws you in more to the Up Late @
State events?
a) Free Food
b) Give-a-ways
c) The Activities
d) Being a Free Event
9. Have you chosen to attend Up Late @
State events as an alternative to drinking?
(Movie Night Survey)
1. What year are you in school?
a. Freshman
b. Sophomore
c. Junior
d. Senior
e. Graduate
2. Where do you live during the academic year?
a. On-campus
b. Off-Campus
3. How many Up Late @ States events have you
attended since you’ve been a student at ISU?
4. Did you consume alcoholic beverages/liquor
prior to attending this Up Late @ State event?
5. Do you plan on consuming alcoholic
beverages after the Up Late @ State event?
Fall 2014 - Survey Template 6 . Did you consume alcoholic beverages/liquor prior to
attending this Up Late @ State event?
7. Do you plan on consuming alcoholic beverages after
the Up Late @ State event?
8. What would you have done if you were not at this event?
9. How did you hear about the Up late @ State events?
10. What draws to the Up Late @ State events?
a) Free Food
b) Give-a-ways
c) The Activities
d) Being a Free Event
11. Have you chosen to attend Up Late @ State events as an
alternative to drinking?
12. Are you interested in participating in a focus group
discussing Up Late at State? Participants will receive a
sweatshirt blanket, quarter zip, free food or other cool
prizes. Please write down your ILSTU email
(Game On Survey)
1. What year are you in school?
a. Freshman
b. Sophomore
c. Junior
d. Senior
e. Graduate
2. Where do you live during the academic year?
a. On-campus
b. Off-Campus
3. Identify your gender.
a. Male
b. Female
c. I choose not to answer
4. Identify your ethnicity.
a. Caucasian
b. African American
c. Latino Hispanic
d. Asian/Pacific Islander
e. Native American Indian
f. Middle Eastern
g. Multi-Racial
h. I choose not to answer
5. How many Up Late @ States events have you attended
since you’ve been a student at ISU? (Including this event)
a. 1-3
b. 4-6
c. 7-9
d. 10 or more
Health Promotion and Wellness
Advancing Wellness
Results of Assessment
2014 Data Results • Spring & Fall 2014 Events
Movie Night
Casino Royale
In the Mix
Glow It Up
Game On
The Haunting at State
Data to Include:
Gender
Ethnicity
Year in School
On/Off-Campus Resident
Number of events attended
Consumed alcohol before event
Consumed alcohol after event
Draw to events
Gender
25.4%
33.6%
34.0%
15.0%
25.0%
24.0%
74.4%
65.6%
35.0%
83.0%
75.0%
76.0%
2011
2012
Casino Royale 2014
In the Mix 2014
Glow it Up 2014
Game On 2014
Male
Female
Ethnicity
75%
58%
17.0%
24% 12%
4%
3%
4%
4% 3%
Glow It Up
Game On Caucasian
African American
Latino
Hispanic
Asian/Pacific Islander
Middle Eastern
Multi-racial
I chose not to answer
Year in School
25.8%
21.2%
49.0%
30.0%
39.0%
54.0%
30.0%
17.9%
19.1%
22.0%
28.0%
17.0%
8.0%
21.0%
22.6%
27.5%
13.0%
21.0%
26.0%
25.0%
28.0%
25.8%
20.8%
21.0%
14.0%
19.0%
12.0%
18.0%
10%
7%
3%
2011
2012
Movie Night
Casino Royale 2014
In the Mix 2014
Glow it Up 2014
Game On 2014
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Graduate
On or Off-Campus Resident
48.8%
44.5%
63.0%
62.0%
62.0%
59.0%
51.2%
54.4%
37.0%
38.0%
38.0%
41.0%
2011
2012
Casino Royale 2014
In the Mix 2014
Glow it Up 2014
Game On 2014
On Campus
Off Campus
Alcohol Alternative Program
Awareness
65.0%
64.0%
35.0%
36.0%
Casino Royale 2014
In the Mix 2014
Yes
No
Number of Events attended
3.4
3.81
2.75
Casino Royale 2014
In the Mix 2014
Glow it Up
Average Number
59 21 9 10 Game On
1-3
4-6
7-9
10+
Draw to events
43
69
50
59
54
62
62
51
38
59
62
73
61
49
54
49
1
8
Casino Royale
In the Mix
Glow It Up
Game On
Free Food
Activities
Giveaways
Being a free event
Other
Did you consume alcoholic beverages/liquor
prior to attending this Up Late at State event?
6%
5%
4%
4%
94%
95%
96%
96%
Casino Royale
In the Mix
Glow It Up
Game On
Yes
No
Do you plan on consuming alcoholic
beverages/liquor after this Up Late at State
event?
18%
15%
8%
18%
82%
85%
92%
82%
Casino Royale
In the Mix
Glow It Up
Game On
Yes
No
Instead of Attending Up Late Events
1
25
22
21
14
8
21
3
25
39
78
82
58
53
3
8
8
7
8
Casino Royale
In the Mix
Glow It Up
Game On
Non-alcoholic off campus event
Consume alcohol in social setting
Homework
Stay at home
Other
Skipped
Data Trends 2011 – 2014 Results:
• More females than males
• Freshmen attend a greater amount of events than any other class
• Casino Royale tends to attract the most diverse population
• Ethnicity trends: Caucasian then African American
• On campus attendees 60%, compared to 40% off campus
• If not attending Up Late event: Majority of students would stay at home
• Students attend approximately 3 up late events at surveying
• Most do not consume liquor before or after attending
• Casino Royale attendees have the most alcohol consumption
• Draw of giveaways, activities & food all tend to receive the same number of responses
Goals as a result of trends
• Create events that will attract genders equally
• Outreach to upperclassmen & off campus
students
• Ethnicity attendance should reflect increase in
Hispanic population of freshmen class
• Focus on giveaways & activities
– variety & student wants
Health Promotion and Wellness
Advancing Wellness
Additional Data – CORE Survey
CORE Drug and Alcohol Survey
A nationwide survey developed to measure alcohol
and other drug usage, attitudes and perceptions
among college students at two and four-year
institutions.
Development of the survey was funded by the U.S.
Department of Education.
2014 – 826 Valid Surveys completed
CORE Survey – Questions Added
How likely to attend alcohol free event
CORE Survey How Likely to Attend Event?
CORE Survey Heard of Up Late at State?
CORE Survey
Reason For Not Attending Up late at State
Health Promotion and Wellness
Advancing Wellness
CORE Survey
What influences you to attend
alcohol free event?
– If friends are going, someone to go with me
–What’s the event:
• appealing & interesting
• Free stuff
• Free food
–Work conflicts
Health Promotion and Wellness
Advancing Wellness
Success, Challenges, & Next Steps
Clery Report Data Liquor Law Arrests
Liquor Law Violations: The violation of laws or ordinance prohibiting: the manufacture, sale, transporting, furnishing, possessing of intoxicating liquor; maintaining unlawful drinking places; bootlegging; operating a still; furnishing liquor to minor or intemperate person; using a vehicle for illegal transportation of liquor; drinking on a train or public conveyance; all attempts to commit any of the aforementioned. (Drunkenness and driving under the influence are not included in this definition.) Reported by UPD and other local police agencies: 2011 to 2013 Increase from 28 to 42 on campus property Increase from 11 to 29- on campus student housing facilities Public property- dip but overall increase Reported by CR&R Referred for disciplinary action: On campus property 2011: 1128, 2012: 869, 2013: 1333 In Campus Student Housing Facilities 2011: 1060, 2012: 760, 2013: 1262 Non-campus property 2011: 244, 2012: 0, 2013: 9 Public property 2011: 6, 2012: 213, 2013: 207 Reported by town of normal PD Non-campus property 2012: 10 Town of Normal 2011: 1732, 2012: 1655, 2013: 2307
Challenges & Successes
• Caucasian Males
• Above national average: alcohol consumption & violations
• Limitations: finances, time & location
• Survey incentives
• Class engagement
• Academic & Student Affairs collaboration
• Practicum description
• Set aside time, communication, student leaders
Next Steps
• Continuing Surveying & Research – Fall 2014 & Spring 2015
• Focus Groups
• CR&R data – Sanctioning
• Future presentations & publications
• Influence culture of participation
• Quantitative and qualitative measures of Up Late influence
Questions or Comments
Contact Information
• Jackie Lanier – [email protected]
• Julia Broskey – [email protected]
• Christy Bazan – [email protected]
• Amanda Papinchock - [email protected]