Special Programs

Alcohol/Substance Abuse

The Alcohol and Other Drug Assistance Program for students is a comprehensive service for students who are concerned about their own alcohol/drug use or the use of a friend or family member. Programs available include: Consultation and outreach; consultation with faculty and staff to assist them in referring students; Evaluation and assessment; Individual alcohol/drug counseling; Alcohol/drug awareness groups; Recovery support groups; Recovery housing; Early recovery program; Nicotine dependence program; and Adult children of alcoholics/addicts group.

If you are concerned about your own use of alcohol/drugs or the use of a friend or family member, please call (973) 353-1236.

Health Promotion

Health Education provides leadership and training experiences to help students build skills, learn about themselves and others, and take action to enhance community health on and off campus. Through academic classes and group work, students help to create a campus and community environment where socio/cultural/political and peer norms are supportive of community and individual health. Managing stress, nutrition and eating, drinking, drugs, sexual health and healthy relationships are a few of the topics students explore. Many opportunities exist; advocacy, assessment, internships, independent study, educational theatre, community service and job experience. Seminars, workshops and exhibits are conducted by skilled student advocates.