Alcohol Education and Resources
All incoming Earlham students complete e-CHECKUP TO GO, an evidence-based online program, as part of alcohol education. This occurs prior to students receiving their initial housing assignment. The College also provides ongoing education beginning at New Student Orientation, whether through programs, peer education or more in-depth assessment. Students in need of more personalized intervention may contact Counseling Services for confidential counseling or referral for clinical treatment, including inpatient services or other off-campus support. Other on-campus confidential resources include Student Health Services and the Office of Religious Life.
Online Alcohol Awareness Program
As part of Earlham College’s commitment to wellness, we take seriously the impacts that abuse of alcohol can have on students’ academic success, health and relationships. Though most students choose not to drink, we want you to be aware of campus resources that can assist you or others you may know who would benefit from more information.
For this reason, the College asks you to complete the eCHECKUP TO GO. This online alcohol awareness program is confidential so only you will have access to your answers. All students are required to complete the program prior to arrival to campus.
The program takes approximately 20-25 minutes to complete. At the end, you will be asked whether you would like to electronically verify with a College official that you have completed the program. The verification does not disclose your responses. You must fill out the fields for:
- Your Name: (first and last, please)
- Your Email Address: (the email you commonly use)
- Earlham College ID Number: (simply type in four random numbers, i.e., 1234)
- Send my verification to: (in the dropdown menu select – Shane Peters) Shane Peters is the Associate Dean of Student Development.
Once your verification is received, your housing assignment and roommate information will be confirmed and released to you within two business days.
If you have questions or would like more information, please contact the Student Life Office at 765-983-1311.