Marijuana: A Gateway Drug?
Marijuana use, particularly during adolescence, has been linked to significant physical and mental health risks. One of the most concerning aspects is the idea that marijuana may act as a “gateway drug” to more dangerous substances. Research supports this to some extent: adolescents (ages 12-17) who use marijuana are seven times more likely to use […]
The Rising Dangers of Zyn: How Nicotine Pouches Are Impacting College Campuses
Nicotine use on college campuses is evolving, with new products like Zyn nicotine pouches quickly gaining popularity. While marketed as a “clean” and “discreet” alternative to smoking or vaping, these pouches carry hidden dangers that could lead to long-term health consequences. Zyn’s rise in sales, especially among college students, is raising concerns about nicotine addiction […]
How to Keep Your Campus Safe During Rush
The start of a new school year brings many exciting opportunities for students: new classes, friends, and activities. Among those activities is the chance to join a fraternity or sorority during rush. While Greek life offers many benefits for its members, including professional development and community service events, students must be aware of the potential […]
How to Implement Prevention Education on Your Campus
Effective prevention education is one of the most impactful ways schools and learning communities can create a safe, supportive, and secure learning environment. Data consistently shows that classroom- and school-based prevention education, when following best practices, significantly reduces high-risk behaviors among young people. At 3rd Millennium Classrooms, our prevention education courses are designed to engage […]
Ways Schools and Families can Prevent Opioid Misuse
Drug overdose remains a leading cause of accidental death in the United States. Despite a decline in opioid misuse among teens, nearly 75% of adults treated for opioid use disorder began using opioids before age 25.
Course Highlight: Greek Wise
Greek Wise is a fraternity and sorority course that addresses social responsibility, alcohol, hazing, and bystander awareness.
How Parent-Child Relationships Impact Students
Parents and guardians play a vital role in their child’s development, in more ways than you may imagine. From an early age, the parent-child relationship influences kids–for better or for worse–across school, home, and other environments. Research shows that when there is a better parent-child relationship, students are more likely to actively engage themselves in […]
Why Prevention Education Helps Secondary Students
As the summer unfolds, administrators are proactively seeking new prevention solutions for the upcoming school year. Summer is the perfect time to prepare for the challenges that lie ahead, ensuring that students are equipped with the skills and support they need to thrive.
The Truth Behind Popular Drinking Myths
If you’re like most Americans, you’ve probably heard a few things about drinking and “rules to follow.” However, many of those age-old sayings don’t hold up to the truth. Let’s look at some of the myths out there about drinking:
4 Ways Your College Can Support Mental Health & Boost Student Success
