Welcome to Weber State University's Health Education and Drug and Alcohol home page. We are located in the Student Services building, suite 150B, WSU Ogden.

If you have any questions, or would like more information, about material presented in this web site, please call the Health Education / Drug and Alcohol Office.

SWAT

The Students Working Against Tobacco (SWAT) coalition has proposed a tobacco policy for WSU campus.  The coalition is planning to schedule forums during spring semester for members of the campus community to voice their opinion. For more information on the proposed policy please contact Hanalee Hawkins at  or James Bemel.

ATOD

The ATOD (Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug) Advisory Board has established the Code 411 campaign to keep WSU students informed about substances that impact their lives.  Informational ads are placed in the school newspaper, The Signpost, on a regular basis. The most recent ads are detailed below. Please make sure to view the ads that have previously appeared in the Signpost. 

Current ATOD Facts    |     Past ATOD Facts

Fact:  Stimulants - uppers - increase alertness, energy, physical activity, and feelings of well-being.    (Drug Use and You: Know the Risks.  American College Health Association (ACHA))

Fact:  Depressants - downers - decrease body processes such as breathing, heartbeat, and brain activity.    (Drug Use and You: Know the Risks.  American College Health Association (ACHA))

Fact:  Hallucinogens - all arounders - can cause visual, auditory and other sensory hallucinations.    (Drug Use and You: Know the Risks.  American College Health Association (ACHA))