Certified Peer Educator
Leadership Training For All Peer Educators No matter what type of peer educators you have on campus, no matter what issue your student leaders are working with, one thing remains true. There are some core skills, such as listening and confrontation, presentations skills and stress management, that are integral to the success and personal growth of all peer educators. The BACCHUS Network™ has created the Certified Peer Educator (CPE) Training Program to help campuses train their student leaders, whether they are health educators, Greek leaders, or residence life staff, on those topics at the core of the identity of peer educators. To be certified an individual must attend the complete eight- hour training package.

Brief Intervention Certification
Brief alcohol interventions are time-limited counseling strategies that focus on changing behavior and increasing treatment compliance. Brief interventions are primarily used to reduce alcohol use in non-dependent, non-addicted drinkers. The goal of brief intervention is to help students reduce their alcohol use to low-risk levels or to facilitate referral to alcohol treatment programs for students who are not able to reduce or stop drinking on their own. Workshops range from 1 hr presentations to full-day sessions. To be certified an individual must attend the complete four- hour training package.

Contact the Center for more information regarding training resources. Center staff will work with you to design a training program to match your needs.