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Managing a Bar: How to Increase Profits & Decrease Liability
In this free online Maryland-certified training series, bar owners and managers will learn valuable tips to increase profits, reduce liability, and improve customer care.
Alcohol Action Minutes Series
In these videos, our campuses share their success implementing effective strategies on and off campus. Read more.
Cannabis Fact Sheet: Let’s Talk About Cannabis
This fact sheet provides definitions of terminology such as cannabis, marijuana, THC, and CBD.
How to Increase Profits & Protect Your Customers – Free Online Training for Bars
Learn valuable tips to increase profits, reduce liability, and improve customer care using responsible management practices to reduce overservice.
Campus Council Peer Exchange Highlights: Engaging Other Campus Community Members in ATOD Work
Lauresa Wigfall from the UMES ATOD Center shared lessons she had learned from building relationships in the campus community.
Campus Council Peer Exchange Highlights: The Color of Drinking
Reonda Washington, Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, shared her research on the drinking culture at UWM and its impact on students of color.
Farewell to David Jernigan, Founding Co-Director
We bid farewell to David Jernigan as he takes on a new role as Assistant Dean for Practice at the Boston University School of Public Health.
Social Host Ordinance Postcard
Social host ordinances subject persons hosting unruly social gatherings to civil citations.
Welcome to our newest member: Bowie State University!
The Maryland Collaborative welcomes its newest member, Bowie State University.
Campus Council Peer Exchange Highlights: Reconnecting and Engaging Campus Community Members
To support a safe return to school, make policies clear and engage parents, the retail community, and faculty.
How to Scan Alcohol Environments
Environmental scans can help collect specific, identifiable, and actionable data on the high-risk settings in your campus community to help you choose appropriate interventions to reduce those risks. Use this infographic to guide participants through the five steps of a successful environmental scan.
21 Model Campus Alcohol Policies
These are 21 best practices that have been supported by both research and practice on college campuses across the country. Which ones are appropriate for your campus?
Real Kids are Curious About Alcohol
Short, frequent discussions can have a real impact on your child’s decisions about alcohol.
Welcome to Our New Site
The Maryland Collaborative has updated its website with a new, modern design and responsive layout for mobile and tablet devices.
How Does the Collaborative Help Colleges Reduce Excessive Drinking?
Provide public health, expertise and support, Provide the momentum and leadership needed to forge new partnerships and solutions.
Why a Statewide Collaborative to Reduce College Drinking?
The Collaborative engages with colleges, universities and their partners to create communities where students are supports to make healthy decisions.
All Articles
Managing a Bar: How to Increase Profits & Decrease Liability
In this free online Maryland-certified training series, bar owners and managers will learn valuable tips to increase profits, reduce liability, and improve customer care.
Alcohol Action Minutes Series
In these videos, our campuses share their success implementing effective strategies on and off campus. Read more.
Cannabis Fact Sheet: Let’s Talk About Cannabis
This fact sheet provides definitions of terminology such as cannabis, marijuana, THC, and CBD.
How to Increase Profits & Protect Your Customers – Free Online Training for Bars
Learn valuable tips to increase profits, reduce liability, and improve customer care using responsible management practices to reduce overservice.
Campus Council Peer Exchange Highlights: Engaging Other Campus Community Members in ATOD Work
Lauresa Wigfall from the UMES ATOD Center shared lessons she had learned from building relationships in the campus community.
Campus Council Peer Exchange Highlights: The Color of Drinking
Reonda Washington, Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, shared her research on the drinking culture at UWM and its impact on students of color.
Farewell to David Jernigan, Founding Co-Director
We bid farewell to David Jernigan as he takes on a new role as Assistant Dean for Practice at the Boston University School of Public Health.
Social Host Ordinance Postcard
Social host ordinances subject persons hosting unruly social gatherings to civil citations.
Welcome to our newest member: Bowie State University!
The Maryland Collaborative welcomes its newest member, Bowie State University.
Campus Council Peer Exchange Highlights: Reconnecting and Engaging Campus Community Members
To support a safe return to school, make policies clear and engage parents, the retail community, and faculty.
How to Scan Alcohol Environments
Environmental scans can help collect specific, identifiable, and actionable data on the high-risk settings in your campus community to help you choose appropriate interventions to reduce those risks. Use this infographic to guide participants through the five steps of a successful environmental scan.
21 Model Campus Alcohol Policies
These are 21 best practices that have been supported by both research and practice on college campuses across the country. Which ones are appropriate for your campus?
Real Kids are Curious About Alcohol
Short, frequent discussions can have a real impact on your child’s decisions about alcohol.
Welcome to Our New Site
The Maryland Collaborative has updated its website with a new, modern design and responsive layout for mobile and tablet devices.
How Does the Collaborative Help Colleges Reduce Excessive Drinking?
Provide public health, expertise and support, Provide the momentum and leadership needed to forge new partnerships and solutions.
Why a Statewide Collaborative to Reduce College Drinking?
The Collaborative engages with colleges, universities and their partners to create communities where students are supports to make healthy decisions.