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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.
Welcome to Our Newest Member – University of Baltimore
The Maryland Collaborative welcomes its newest member, the University of Baltimore.
What the Maryland Cannabis Law Means for Colleges
Legalization of cannabis brings unique challenges to academic institutions primarily due to conflicts with federal law. In this guest commentary, Sara Benjamin-Neelon and Ramie Eck counsel students to not get high and faculty to support students.
Highlights: 21st Birthday Project
Kelsey O’Hara shared information about a Virginia Tech program designed to reduce high-risk drinking during 21st birthday celebrations, using evidence-based approach that includes training peer educators in MI techniques, targets a high-risk event in a timely way, and incorporates thorough evaluation.
College Parents Matter: Have the Conversation
College Parents Matter provides parents tips for talking to their college-aged child about alcohol and high-risk situations that involve alcohol.
Campus Council Quarterly Meeting Highlights June 2023
Dr. Jason Kilmer shared his lessons learned from state cannabis legalization for campus policy and enforcement.
Spring Break
It is important to engage in conversations before your student makes decisions about spring break so that you and your student will be comfortable with their plans.
Sexual Assault
It can be uncomfortable to talk with your college student about sex, much less sexual assault. It is probably on your mind, and it is important for your college student to think about it too.
Off-Campus Housing
Talk to your student about the legal consequences of underage and excessive drinking that exist while living off campus. There are a variety of legal problems that can arise including alcohol citations, providing alcohol to minors, noise complaints, property damage, and eviction.
Impaired Driving
Having conversations about impaired drinking with your student will not only be relevant to their college experience, but also help them learn how to be a safe driver for life.
Housing & Roomates
Talk to your student about what they might encounter in the residence halls and with roommates. Remind them that drinking can get in the way of what they want to achieve during college.
Holidays
Many college students use certain holidays as an opportunity to drink excessively. These days of heightened drinking create many adverse consequences for the students, college, and surrounding community. Try to help your student avoid this cycle.
Halloween
College students are inundated with Halloween-themed images and messages that promote celebratory drinking. As a result, even students who do not ordinarily drink excessively might view Halloween as an opportunity to engage in high-risk drinking.
Cannabis
A lot of conflicting and confusing information exists today about cannabis, also known as marijuana. Our goal is to give you science-based information and tips you can use to have important conversations with your college student.
21st Birthday
It’s important to talk to your student about celebrating their 21st birthday safely. Because the 21st birthday marks a change in legal status, many college students report drinking while celebrating. Engaging in high-risk drinking is extremely dangerous and can lead to serious health consequences.
Social Media Resources
Cannabis is Addictive. Regular use and starting use at a young age can lead to cannabis use disorder.
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.
Welcome to Our Newest Member – University of Baltimore
The Maryland Collaborative welcomes its newest member, the University of Baltimore.
What the Maryland Cannabis Law Means for Colleges
Legalization of cannabis brings unique challenges to academic institutions primarily due to conflicts with federal law. In this guest commentary, Sara Benjamin-Neelon and Ramie Eck counsel students to not get high and faculty to support students.
Highlights: 21st Birthday Project
Kelsey O’Hara shared information about a Virginia Tech program designed to reduce high-risk drinking during 21st birthday celebrations, using evidence-based approach that includes training peer educators in MI techniques, targets a high-risk event in a timely way, and incorporates thorough evaluation.
College Parents Matter: Have the Conversation
College Parents Matter provides parents tips for talking to their college-aged child about alcohol and high-risk situations that involve alcohol.
Campus Council Quarterly Meeting Highlights June 2023
Dr. Jason Kilmer shared his lessons learned from state cannabis legalization for campus policy and enforcement.
Spring Break
It is important to engage in conversations before your student makes decisions about spring break so that you and your student will be comfortable with their plans.
Sexual Assault
It can be uncomfortable to talk with your college student about sex, much less sexual assault. It is probably on your mind, and it is important for your college student to think about it too.
Off-Campus Housing
Talk to your student about the legal consequences of underage and excessive drinking that exist while living off campus. There are a variety of legal problems that can arise including alcohol citations, providing alcohol to minors, noise complaints, property damage, and eviction.
Impaired Driving
Having conversations about impaired drinking with your student will not only be relevant to their college experience, but also help them learn how to be a safe driver for life.
Housing & Roomates
Talk to your student about what they might encounter in the residence halls and with roommates. Remind them that drinking can get in the way of what they want to achieve during college.
Holidays
Many college students use certain holidays as an opportunity to drink excessively. These days of heightened drinking create many adverse consequences for the students, college, and surrounding community. Try to help your student avoid this cycle.
Halloween
College students are inundated with Halloween-themed images and messages that promote celebratory drinking. As a result, even students who do not ordinarily drink excessively might view Halloween as an opportunity to engage in high-risk drinking.
Cannabis
A lot of conflicting and confusing information exists today about cannabis, also known as marijuana. Our goal is to give you science-based information and tips you can use to have important conversations with your college student.
21st Birthday
It’s important to talk to your student about celebrating their 21st birthday safely. Because the 21st birthday marks a change in legal status, many college students report drinking while celebrating. Engaging in high-risk drinking is extremely dangerous and can lead to serious health consequences.
Social Media Resources
Cannabis is Addictive. Regular use and starting use at a young age can lead to cannabis use disorder.