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Executive Director of the ALERT Laboratories, Former Dean of Social Sciences at GVSU, Professor of Organizational and Health Communication (ret.),
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- What Students Say About Parents and Teen Parties
- March 2010 Newsletter
- "Drink Responsibly" is Really a Command that means: "Drink!"
- Teen Driving Fatalities Linked to Alcohol Ads - A Few Good Regulations Could Change That....
- Teens Who “Only Drink Sometimes” are Revealed to be Suffering from Substance Use Disorders of the Same Kind as Teens Who Drink More Often
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May 1, 2010
April 2010 "Parents Are Heroes" Newsletter Posted.
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Hosting a Drinking Party for Graduating High School Students Can Result in Arrest, Big Fines and Court Costs, MIP’s for the Guests, and Even Tragedy…. The best choice for Graduation Parties is to go alcohol-free, focusing on activities suited for 18-year olds rather than targeting the party to adults.
Mar 28, 2010
- March 2010 "Parents Are Heroes" Newsletter Posted.
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Feb 28, 2010
February 2010 "Parents Are Heroes" Newsletter Posted.
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Increasing the Price of Alcohol by 50% Through Excise Taxes Would: Reduce Underage Drinking, Heavy (Binge) Drinking, and Youth Traffic Deaths.
Feb 25, 2010
ALERT Labs' Video Posted
This student-produced 17-minute video, "College and Alcohol: Students Speak," features interviews with 12 students on seven topics common to college life.
It was shown to thousands of new students. More videos will be posted soon.
Jan 28, 2010
"Parents Are Heroes" Newsletter Posted January 2010 Newsletter.
- Most Americans have struggled with alcohol problems: 63% of Families and 30% of Individuals