Alcohol & Your Health: Where Do You Draw the Line? December 2003 NASD 2003 Research Findings Available Happy and Safe Holidays to All! Register Online for NASD 2004! Students Happy to Wait in Line for NASD Screening at Dartmouth College Local Action: A World of Results – CADCAs Leadership Forum, January 20-23 in DC SAMHSA offers grant writing workshops nationwide for faith-based and community groups Dr. Faye Calhoun named new NIAAA Deputy Director December is National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month (3D Month) Diverse college campuses have less binge drinking Have EAPs been forced to focus less attention on alcohol in the workplace? NASD 2003 Research Findings Available Learn more about the attendees who participated in NASD last April! We analyzed the usable, returned screening forms and have compelling findings from NASD 2003. (Click on the link to “NASD 2003 Findings”) Happy and Safe Holidays to All! NASD wishes all of our sites, sponsors and volunteers a happy and safe holiday season! Check out the links below for party-planning tips, holiday partnership ideas, and alcohol-free drink recipes! Non-alcoholic holiday drink recipes US Department of Labor warns risks of alcohol at office parties NCADD’s Holiday Drinking Awareness Kit provides media ideas and safe party tips “Holiday Drinking: Don’t get ‘too merry’ this Christmas” – Tips from the American Medical Association Los Angeles nightclub company and local charity team up to prevent drunk driving during the holidays SAMHSA helps you plan ahead for a safe holiday Register Online for NASD 2004! NASD is Thursday April 8th, 2004 and online registration is now available at www.NationalAlcoholScreeningDay.org! Community, College, Primary/Specialty care and Spanish kits are available. You can call our office at (800) 253-7658 to have a registration brochure mailed or faxed to you, or register online for NASD. Students Happy to Wait in Line for NASD Screening at Dartmouth College Bryant Ford of Dartmouth College made connections with a diverse group of students, professors and deans who helped him promote the program to their peers. According to Ford, word-of-mouth is “the biggest form of credibility” to students. Read more… National Alcohol Screening Day® is a program of Screening for Mental Health Inc., and is funded by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Questions? Comments? Contact Us! Email Us or call 1-800-253-7658

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