Columbia University Health Services

The Alice! Health Promotion Program is pleased to offer these downloadable resources for our colleagues. The list below is organized alphabetically by the title of the sessions/materials offered. For additional information on these or other Alice! resources, please contact us via the e-mail listed on the Overview page. Thanks for visiting our site and we hope you will find these materials helpful.

Are You Street Smart? "Pharming", Presented April 2008 at Meeting of the Minds, Michael McNeil

Building and Sustaining Strong Peer Education Programs, Presented at the 2008 National Conference for Advisors of Peer Education Programs, Michael McNeil & Amy Melichar

Developing Tobacco Cessation Programs on Campus: Lessons Learned, Presented March 2008 at the 7th National Tobacco Symposium on Young Adults, Michael McNeil 

Developing Successful Peer Education Brands, Presented at the 2008 National Conference for Advisors of Peer Education Programs, Michael McNeil

Developing Web-based Health Promotion Interventions, Presented June 2008 at the ACHA Annual Meeting, Justin Laird

Drugs on Campus: A Pre-Conference Training, Presented November 2007 at the Bacchus Network General Assembly, Michael McNeil

Drugs on Campus, Presented April 2008 at Meeting of the Minds, Michael McNeil

Health Promotion Hot Topics: Parents as Partners, Presented June 2008 at the American College Health Association Annual Meeting, Amy Melichar, Gina Baral Abrams, Jenny Haubenreiser & Elizabeth Estrada

History of College Health in the United States, Presented June 2008 at the ACHA Annual Meeting, William Christmas, Connie Crihfield, Ted Grace, David Kraft & Michael McNeil

How to Hire the Best Health Promotion Staff, Presented June 2008 at the American College Health Association Annual Meeting, Amy Melichar & Gina Baral Abrams

I Said No to Drugs...But the Drugs Wouldn't Listen, Presented April 2008 at Meeting of the Minds, Michael McNeil

Lessons Learned: Using the Standards for Health Promotion in Higher Education Presented June 2007 at the ACHA Annual Meeting Michael P. McNeil & Michael Wilkerson

The "Millennial" Effect on College Health Promotion Presented October 2007 at the NYSCHA/NECHA Annual Meeting Michael P. McNeil & Stacy L. Andes

Using Standards to Support Peer Education, Presented at the 2008 National Conference for Advisors of Peer Education Groups, Michael McNeil

Utilizing Logic Models to Develop Interventions for High-Risk Alcohol Use, Presented January 2008 at the NASPA Alcohol Strategies Conference Poster Session, Melissa Kenzig