Office of Student Life
Student Wellness Center

ATOD Resource Guide

 

Resources to support individuals who are interested in making healthy changes to their substance use are available for all Ohio State students. We are also excited to support students who recognize the role they play in creating a safe and healthy campus by carrying naloxone and being prepared to potentially save a life. This video helps students, staff and faculty around campus to:

  1. Recognize the signs of an overdose
  2. Act when they see someone who has potentially overdosed
  3. Contact first responders so that person's life can be saved

Below are links to additional resources available to all students. The links are seperated by campus and are specific to each campus community. If you have any questions on the resources or are interested in learning how to get involved with the naloxone initiatives on campus, please email Ahmed Hosni.

Columbus Campus

Lima Campus

Mansfield Campus

Marion Campus

Newark Campus

ATI Campus

Statewide Resources

Special thanks to our partners across the Office of Student Life, as well as the College of Public Health: Center for Public Health Practice, the Buckeyes for Harm Reduction student organization and the Wexner Medical Center.

ATOD Services

Students supporting each other

BASICS/CASICS

Brief Alcohol (Cannabis) Intervention Screening for College Students.
Two people speaking

Beyond Your Buzz

Beyond Your Buzz is an opportunity for any students who have a desire to explore and make positive changes in their substance use.
Students Scheduling an Appointment

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.
Naloxone Training

Carry Naloxone. Save a Life

This training provides participants with information on how to recognize the signs of an opioid overdose, administer the opioid overdose reversal drug, Naloxone, and educate the importance of harm reduction and its concepts.
ATOD Meeting

Choices

Choices is a group experience for 8-12 students which lasts 60 minutes. It is intended for students who indicate moderately risky alcohol use or are involved in a policy violation related to alcohol or substance use.