The USC Intervention Program is a joint project between LRADAC and USC's Office of Judicial Affairs. College students violating USC's alcohol and drug policies are required to complete various sanctions. Depending on the sanction, USC sends students to LRADAC for an alcohol and drug assessment, educational classes, and treatment as well as involvement in community service hours. Most students participate in drug testing. Students complete a variety of community service activities from administrative support to assisting with clients on LRADAC's Detox Unit. Upon completion of the program, students write an essay about what they learned as a result of participation in the program.
This program is for college women who are eager to learn more about themselves and the issues they may face during college and in the workforce. The information the participants will receive from guest presenters and knowledge they will obtain from interactive discussions will enhance their growth academically, personally and professionally. In addition, they will gain support from peer group members and develop skills needed to face life's challenges and blessings with confidence.
The program is limited to 20 students at a time. The program coordinator and college officials will determine the frequency of the sessions (typically no more than six sessions a semester).
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