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Use Risk Education (SURE) Project is a series of studies designed to evaluate
brief interventions to reduce risky drinking by college students. Approximately
4 in 10 college students drink alcohol in a pattern that increases their
risk of negative consequences, such as of academic, interpersonal, and health-related
problems. This research involves identifying and recruiting students who
are at-risk for problems, and randomly assigning student participants to
single-session motivational interventions or control conditions. All participants
are followed up for one year to evaluate the effects of their experiences
with the Project on later drinking behavior and related consequences. |
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Funding for the SURE project
is provided by The National Institute
on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Investigators and staff are affiliated
with the Center for Health and Behavior, within the Department of Psychology
at Syracuse University. Collaborators include Division of Student Affairs
and Office of Residence Life.
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| The SURE project has an opportunity for an undergraduate intern (Sophomore, Junior or Senior). Please download the PDF for details. |
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Investigators:
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Kate Carey
Michael Carey
Stephen Maisto |
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Project Coordinator:
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Carrie Luteran |
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Research Assistant:
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Jamie Bolles
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08-09 Graduate Assistants:
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Kelly DeMartini
Kristin MacGregor
Mark Prince
Danielle Seigers |
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For more information,
please contact the SURE Project staff at
315-443-4145
Monday - Friday, 9 am - 5 pm.
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