Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students (BASICS) Is a harm reduction approach to alcohol abuse.  BASICS aims to reduce harmful consumption and negative consequences associated with risky drinking.

What is the goal of BASICS?
The goal of the BASICS program at Missouri S&T is to reduce the frequency of risky drinking & to decrease the harmful effects of drinking. The BASICS program provides education & feedback to assist the student in making more responsible decisions around alcohol use.

Who Might Benefit from BASICS?
BASICS is designed for students who engage in risky drinking & who have or are at risk for experiencing negative consequences. BASICS helps to raise awareness and educate students on risk factors associated with alcohol consumption.  Any student who chooses to consume alcohol could benefit from participation in the BASICS program.

How do I refer a student?
BASICS referrals may be made by any member of the campus community. 
Simply contact basics@mst.edu, Student Wellness, getzr@mst.edu, 341-6655 or the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, stuaff@mst.edu

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