Cannabis Awareness & Education Program (CAEP)

What is CAEP?

CAEP is a group experience for 8-12 students which lasts 60 minutes. It is intended for students who indicate moderately risky cannabis use or are involved in a policy violation related to cannabis or substance use. The sessions are facilitated by trained student coaches. In the sessions, students will be asked to examine how cannabis or substance use is impacting various dimensions of their well-being so that they can make healthier CAEP in the future.

Who can use CAEP?

Any Ohio State student can sign up to participate in a CAEP group. Whether required to participate or choosing to, CAEP is a great opportunity for students to learn about cannabis use and make plans to be safe when choosing to use cannabis.

What does the program include?

Each participant will receive a CAEP workbook that will be necessary to participate in the program. The workbooks will guide the student through the following topics:

• Cannabis and Health
• Facts about Cannabis
• Associated Risks
• Understanding Cannabis Dosages

How much does it cost?

CAEP is provided to Ohio State students at no cost.  

How do I schedule? 

Student Wellness Scheduler : Online Scheduling (osu.edu)

Accommodation Requests 

The Student Wellness Center is committed to providing services that are accessible to all graduate, professional and undergraduate students. When scheduling an appointment, you will have the option to note your accessibility needs to help us provide you with the most accommodating services possible. You may also communicate accessibility requests at wellness@osu.edu.

Questions? 

Email SL-Choices@osu.edu

*CAEP facilitators are not licensed counselors. They have been trained to provide cannabis and/or substance use education and feedback. If a student requires a definite diagnosis or treatment for clinical issues, we refer them to Student Life Counseling and Consultation Service at 614-292-5766.