
Our Approach
Administrators at colleges and universities face a daunting task: delivering effective prevention programs to a large number of students, typically with a limited budget and staff. As students make the transition to college, they may take new health risks. Families are eager to ensure that students are happy, healthy, and safe. How can you meet these challenges?
Through three distinct programs, MyStudentBody can help you:
Reduce student health risks on the individual and campus community level• MyStudentBody’s student program offers Alcohol and Drugs courses tailored for at-risk populations: new students, athletes, Greeks, and students with judicial sanctions
• MyStudentBody also serves as a general wellness resource, available 24/7, addressing Alcohol, Drugs, Tobacco Use, Sexual Health, Nutrition, and Stress, with motivational self-assessments modeled on the effective BASICS program
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Find strategies and apply data to strengthen your prevention programs• MyStudentBody’s administrator program lets you access aggregate, anonymous data on your students’ use of the site and self-reported health risks, and track individual students’ progress and completion of Alcohol and Drugs courses
• Specially developed tools and resources enable you to gather input from stakeholders on campus; identify the strengths and problem areas in your prevention programs; and find evidence-based strategies to address the specific needs on your campus
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Empower families with strategies and tools for supporting student health• MyStudentBody’s parent-based intervention has interactive lessons that teach parents strategies for ensuring a healthy transition to college life
• Video dialogues show families how to communicate about sensitive topics: binge drinking, prescription drug abuse, and more
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Mission Statement
The mission of MyStudentBody is to empower students, families, and administrators to positively impact campus communities in the areas of alcohol, drugs, and wellness. Our approach emphasizes evidence-based, comprehensive prevention to educate and motivate students to make healthy decisions.