Millikin University Case Study Millikin has used TIPS for the University as their premier alcohol education program for over five years. At Millikin, TIPS for the University is a required program for all incoming freshmen. The study summarizes:
Millikin's program goals
Millikin's Alcohol Education Philosophy
How Millikin implemented the TIPS program
How the TIPS program impacted Millikin University students.
The Center for Studies on Alcohol Research The Center for Studies on Alcohol (Westat) conducted a study to evaluate the potential effectiveness of the TIPS for the University program in reducing high-risk drinking behavior. The subjects were 3,406 members of a national college fraternity. Within 6-months of implementing TIPS, the study shows that fraternity members’ frequency of drinking, heavy drinking, and number of episodes a member drank to intoxication had all significantly declined.
Penn State University Evaluation 50 TIPS-trained students at PSU were asked various questions about the effectiveness of the TIPS program and TIPS trainers. 98% believed the TIPS program accomplished its goal, which was to provide the students with the confidence and interpersonal skills to intervene in difficult alcohol-related situations.
Phi Gamma Delta Endorsement Letter The National Headquarters of Phi Gamma Delta requires that the majority of their chapters are TIPS trained.
Other Greek Endorsements Over 100 Greek organizations have used TIPS training to prevent alcohol-related problems such as intoxication, drunk driving, underage drinking, property damage, and violence.
Other Campus Studies and Endorsements More than 1,000 universities and colleges have used the TIPS for the University program.
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