Recommendation Progress

As part of its work, the SAFE Coalition will review the feasibility of the following recommendations. Follow the links below to learn more about PCSAP's original recommendations, and updates on each recommendations' progress made by SAFE.

• Campus Alcohol and Substance Abuse Committee - create a committee to institutionalize ongoing efforts regarding harm reduction programs and the shift of student life alcohol culture

• Value statement on substance abuse- this value statement should unite campus-wide efforts to address substance use and strategically shape how campus approaches substance use during a student’s time at MSU

• Downtown Bozeman Issues & Concerns - work with Downtown Bozeman on late-night transportation, parking regulations, and safe drinking practices

• Recovering Students and the INSIGHT Program - continue supporting recovering students and the INSIGHT Program

• University Student Conduct Program- merge current ResLife, Dean of Students, and Intercollegiate Athletics student conduct programs into one conduct program

• Student Transition Programs - support and expand existing programs to help students transition to off-campus living

• Assessment of mandatory educational programs on substance abuse, sexual assault and alternative substance-free programs - examine and improve mandatory programs based on compliance and effectiveness reporting

• Improvements during MSU football games - examine policies revolving around football games, including alcohol sales, a no re-entry policy, and enforcement 

• Alcohol reforms at MSU Fraternities - implement a house mentoring program to keep communication open between MSU and Fraternities and Sororities 

• Reform to the State of Montana’s Privacy Law (20-25-515) - critically examine Montana's privacy law in regards to parent notification upon alcohol and drug violations