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University of the Pacific
3601 Pacific Avenue
Stockton, California 95211
209.946.2011

Student Conduct Education Programs

 

ELECTRONIC CHECK-UP TO GO-Alcohol Assessment

This is an interactive web survey that allows Pacific students to enter information about their drinking patterns and receive feedback regarding their use of alcohol. The self-guided assessment is easy to use and takes about 10-15 minutes to complete.

What do I need to use the Electronic Check-Up to Go?

  1. A pen or pencil and something to write on

  2. A computer

  3. Internet access

  4. A JavaScript enabled Internet Browser

  5. 15-20 minutes

  6. A printer (to print the feedback)

Take the Electronic Check-Up to Go now! http://interwork.sdsu.edu/echug2/Pacific

 

LEVEL ONE ALCOHOL EDUCATION

A three-hour group class intended to engage students in self-reflection and discussion about facts, risks, and norms associated with alcohol and to equip them with the information, strategies, and skills to make wise decisions. The program emphasizes student safety and personal responsibility by providing personalized normative and educational information. Educational Fee: $75

To pay for the class go to:  https://commerce.cashnet.com/01JAE (Zero-One-J-A-E) Link is case sensitive

 

LEVEL TWO ALCOHOL EDUCATION

This program consists of two one-on-one assessment and feedback sessions with staff from Counseling Services from the Cowell Wellness Center. The program is intended to engage students in self-reflection and discussion about facts, risks, and norms associated with alcohol and to equip them with the information, strategies, and skills to make wise decisions. It emphasizes student safety and personal responsibility by providing individualized normative and educational information. Educational Fee: $150

To pay for sessions go to: https://commerce.cashnet.com/01JAE (Zero-One-J-A-E) Link is case sensitive

After paying, please schedule a first session by calling the Counseling Center: 209.946.2315 x2

 

LEVEL ONE MARIJUANA EDUCATION

Marijuana 101 is a web-based educational program examining marijuana's effects on the brain, health issues, school and job performance, and the consequences and realities of using marijuana. The course includes the e-TOKE self-assessment. The format includes six interactive lessons taking about 3 hours to complete. Educational Fee: $75

To pay go to:  https://commerce.cashnet.com/01JAE

Take the Course:

  1. Go to www.3rdmilclassrooms.com 

  2. Click on Begin Enrollment-College on the left side menu.

  3. When directed to enter the Control Number, enter the code provided in your outcome letter. 
  • Do not include payment or credit card information on the enrollment form (you should have already paid for the course through the process listed above)
  • When you submit your enrollment information, you will receive a password immediately on the screen and by email.
  •  Log in using your email address and password to begin the course. It takes less than 3 hours to complete the course and you can login and out as needed.
  • You and the notifying administrator at your institution will receive an email notification upon completion of the course. Print out a copy for your records.

 

 ELECTRONIC CHECK-UP TO GO-Marijuana Assessment

 

What do I need to use the Marijuana Electronic Check-Up to Go?

  1. A pen or pencil and something to write on

  2. A computer

  3. Internet access

  4. A JavaScript enabled Internet Browser

  5. 15-20 minutes

  6. A printer (to print the feedback)

Take the Marijuana Electronic Check-Up to Go now!

http://interwork.sdsu.edu/etoke/Pacific (The link IS case sensitive)

 

LEVEL TWO MARIJUANA EDUCATION

 

To pay go to:  https://commerce.cashnet.com/01JAE

After paying, please schedule a first session by calling the Counseling Center: 209.946.2315 x2

 

LEVEL TWO ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION

This program consists of three one-on-one assessment and feedback sessions with staff from Counseling Services from the Cowell Wellness Center. The program is intended to engage students in self-reflection and discussion about facts, risks, and norms associated with alcohol and other drug use and to equip them with the information, strategies, and skills to make wise decisions. It emphasizes student safety and personal responsibility by providing individualized normative and educational information. Educational Fee: $225

To pay go to:  https://commerce.cashnet.com/01JAE

After paying, please schedule a first session by calling the Counseling Center: 209.946.2315 x2