Alcohol Edu for College, Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven), and Transit

While we are committed to making a difference with our students, we also understand that parents are the first line of defense against alcohol misuse and abuse. EverFi offers additional content that is designed to support your conversations about alcohol that will help shape the decisions your child must make in college surrounding alcohol use.

The content is available at http://www.everfi.com/alcoholeduforparents and includes:

• An overview of the AlcoholEdu for College course structure and key concepts.
• A demo video that provides you with an overview of the course experience your child will be moving through.
• Helpful resources, such as tips on talking to your college student about alcohol, warning signs of an alcohol problem and links to additional resources.

• AlcoholEdu for College
• Whether you drink or not, this course will empower you to make well-informed decisions about alcohol and help you to reflect on and consider college drinking related issues.
• Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven)
  • Learn about healthy relationships, the importance of consent and being a good communicator, and the many ways you can help create the safe, positive campus you want to be a part of.
• Transit Financial Wellness
  • From budgeting for the weekend to managing your financial aid, this course will equip you with skills to navigate your finances both in school and beyond.

As of October 15th, 2014 the Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education has mandated all new, incoming students to Montana State University (regardless of age) are required to complete an authorized program in alcohol education, sexual assault awareness and prevention, and financial literacy. Participation in this program is not an elective; if the modules are not completed in the time allotted, a hold will be placed on your ability to register for the following term.

 You will receive a hold on your account which will prevent you for registering for Spring 2020 classes.

 The MSU Prevention Staff will have access to the program to check to see if you have completed the programs. Failure to complete Part 2 by October 4th, 2019 will result in a Spring 2020 registration hold on your student account. As a student at MSU, you are responsible for completing the AlcoholEdu, Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven), and Transit programs.

 

•  Part 1 is due September 14, 2020.
•  Part 2 is due November 6, 2020.

 

Part 2 of AlcoholEdu, Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven), and Transit will become available 45 days AFTER you complete Part 1 of the programs. You will be notified via email when Part 2 is available to you.

 You only need to complete AlcoholEdu, Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven), and Transit one time as a student at MSU as long as your completion is after fall 2014.

If you completed AlcoholEdu, Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven), and Transit at a previous university you will need to provide verification of your completion to the Office of Health Advancement to be exempt from retaking them. Please call 994-6828 or email preventionedu@montana.edu for details on submitting verification of completion. If you completed AlcoholEdu, Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven), and/or Transit at Montana State University prior to 2014 when the mandate was put in place, you are required to retake the courses. 

 If you do not complete Part 2 of AlcoholEdu, Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven), and Transit by the deadline, you will receive a hold on your account which will prevent you for registering for fall 2019 classes. After the deadline passes you can still log in to complete the courses. Your hold will be remove upon completion of Part 2 in AlcoholEdu, Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven), and Transit.

 Yes, every incoming MSU student is required to complete AlcoholEdu, Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven), and Transit. Failure to complete Part 2 by October 4th, 2019 will result in a Spring 2020 registration hold on your student account.

AlcoholEdu, Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven), and Transit will take approximately four hours to complete. Students can complete the course at their own pace over multiple sittings.

You can access the 24 hour IT support through the course. The number to speak to an EverFi IT specialist is 866-384-9062. When calling the number, please be sure to inform them of the issue that you are having, as well as the university in which you are affilitated (MSU). You can also access the support by clicking next to your name at the top right of the screen.  Then, click on "Help" in the drop down menu and follow the instructions.

Yes, EverFi is deeply committed to ensuring that all students are able to access and experience the Alcohol Edu, Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven) and Transit courses. As of June 2015, the entire suite of the EverFi Higher Education courses, as well as the student registration, login, and dashboard is in full compliance with the guidelines and standards put forth by the Web Content Accessiblity Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). The WCAG 2.0 covers a wide range of recommendations for making Web content accessible to individuals with disabilities, including, but not limited to, visual impairment, hearing impairment, learning disabilities, cognitive limitations, limited movement, speech disabilities, photosensitivity, and combinations of these.

Yes, every incoming MSU student is required to complete AlcoholEdu, Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven), and Transit. Even though someone may not drink alcohol, he or she may still be impacted by alcohol use on college campuses. AlcoholEdu provides a personalized pathway tailored to each student’s choices; so even if an individual does not drink alcohol, he or she can still receive support and education in regards to their current and future decisions and the decisions of their peers. These programs provide individualized feedback and will benefit all students.

 Yes. AlcoholEdu provides support, information, and coping strategies to students who have peers with potentially risky drinking patterns.

 If you do not have an accessible computer at home, you can use any publicly available computer with Internet access and audio capabilities. If you are on campus, MSU offers 12 student computer labs. See student computer lab locations.  Please be sure that the most recent version of Adobe Flash player is installed on the computer prior to registering for the courses.

If you do not receive a 75% or higher on AlcoholEdu, you will be instructed to retake the course.

Please use your preferred e-mail address.

 Please be sure to have the following materials readily available prior to logging in:

• A computer with Internet access, audio capabilities, and Adobe Flash player.
• MSU Student ID number. You can look-up your Student ID on your Cat Cat. Please include all zeros but do not include the dash. For example: if your student ID is -01234567 enter 01234567.

 Parents can refer to the Everfi Parents Resources 

Please direct all questions regarding AlcoholEdu, Sexual Assault Prevention (Haven), and Transit to preventionedu@montana.edu or 994-6828.