Report on National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week Fall 1989.

Central Michigan University has been systematically addressing alcohol and other drug problems on its campus through an Alcohol and Drug Abuse Intervention and Prevention Program (ADAIPP) which provides structure, coordination, and support for a number of coexisting programs on campus. During the 1988-89 academic year, these programs culminated in a National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week (NCAAW) in Fall of 1989. This report states the goals of NCAAW and summarizes the different programs and activities of the participants. These include a planning retreat, a professional development seminar, Isabella County and Mount Pleasant City programs, residence hall programs, programs sponsored by fraternities and sororities, Campus Recreational Services NCAAW activities, Wellness Resource Center activities, an Alcohol and Drug Recovery Panel, a report on media coverage from the campus Media Relations office, a Designated Driver program, and campus-wide publicity campaigns. An evaluation of the event is included, along with follow-up plans. A faculty reaction instrument is included. (TC)