Alcohol and Substance Abuse Prevention

A.S.A.P.

Creating a Healthy Environment.

Colorado School of Mines is committed to maintaining an environment that supports and promotes healthy lifestyles including the academic and personal development of all members of the university community. Our goal is to reduce high-risk drinking behaviors, substance abuse, and the misuse of prescription medication within the Mines student community.

The unlawful presence and irresponsible use of alcohol and other drugs impacts the health and development of the community as a whole and its individual members. The assist in that effort, Colorado School of Mines will provide consistent educational programming and resources to create an environment that champions the well-being of Mines’ students related to alcohol and other drugs. Through partnerships with the Golden community, faculty, staff and students, we will increase responsible decision-making and healthy choices within the student body.

Mines for Recovery and Awareness

We recognize the unique journeys individuals take in exploring their relationship with alcohol and drugs. Mines for Recovery and Awareness seeks to provide an inclusive and compassionate space for all students, whether you’re sober-curious, sober by choice, in recovery, or simply seeking to better understand and support those around you.

Our community is voluntary, respects anonymity, and is driven by Mines students. Please find more information on our Recovery Resources page.

A.S.A.P. Committee

Emma Griffis, Student Wellness Promotion & Education

Sterling Fabinski, Counseling Center

Dustin Olson, Mines Police

Sam Ralston, Community Standards

Kyle Dupper, Fraternity & Sorority Life

Lonni Woodruff, Student Outreach & Support

Julie Thorpe, Residence Life

Bryttani Watson, Student Wellness Promotion & Education

Ben Stern, Undergraduate Student Government

Resources for Students

Recovery Resources

Mines Alcohol Policies

Resources for Parents

Fentanyl Resources