AI in Education: Benefits, Concerns, and Practical Applications
Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming a fixture in today’s classrooms, offering new ways to personalize learning, improve accessibility, and streamline administrative tasks. As educators increasingly incorporate AI into instruction, students must learn not only how to use these tools effectively but also how to use them responsibly. Our Academic Integrity course helps students understand the […]
Trauma-Informed Schools: Helping Traumatized Students Succeed
Creating a trauma-informed school means helping students feel safe, respected, and connected. Building strong relationships and teaching students how to navigate conflict productively are key components of this work. 3rd Millennium Classrooms’ Conflict Wise and Respect & Resolve courses give students practical skills for communication, conflict resolution, empathy, and healthy relationship-building—helping schools foster a more […]
7 Things We’ve Learned in 25 Years in Behavioral Health
As we celebrate 25 years of service in behavioral health, we’re taking this milestone as an opportunity to reflect on the valuable lessons we’ve learned along the way. We’ve worked with over 4 million individuals in thousands of colleges, secondary schools and courts/agencies in the country. Here are seven essential insights from our journey: 1. […]
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 […]
4 Ways Your College Can Support Mental Health & Boost Student Success
The numbers are alarming. Recent studies indicate that 41% of college students experience symptoms of depression, while 36% experience symptoms of anxiety. According to a CDC report, one in four people aged 18 to 24 has seriously contemplated suicide, and many have turned to substances like alcohol to cope with their emotions. The Cost of […]
Drinking in Greek Life: Things Colleges Can Do
Fraternities have long been a significant aspect of college life for many students, often representing an important tradition passed down through generations. For some, joining Greek Life is as integral to the college experience as academics.
The Lowdown on Medical Amnesty Laws: Why Educating College Students Matters
Unfortunately, there is a stigma attached to alcohol and drug-related emergencies. Students may hesitate to seek help due to concerns about judgment or reputational damage— especially if they are underage drinkers. They are often afraid, ashamed or they simply don’t know who to call in the face of these emergencies. According to the Medical Amnesty […]
The Relationship Between Alcohol and Sexual Assault on College Campus
Both binge drinking and sexual assault are major issues for many colleges and universities nationwide. At least one half of sexual assault involves alcohol consumption. While alcohol consumption doesn’t cause sexual assault, it can play a major contributing role.
How to Prevent Alcohol Abuse in College Student Athletes
With high pressures to perform both in the game and in the classroom, student athletes have an unfortunately high alcohol abuse rate. With a work-hard, play-hard culture and unique social environments and peer pressures, student athletes are more likely to report heavy episodic drinking and subscribe to high-risk drinking as part of college party culture.
Voluntary vs. Mandatory: Alcohol Awareness Courses Among First-Year College Students
College freshmen experience a number of transitional issues as they venture away from parental supervision into the world of free choice, especially as those decisions pertain to alcohol use. More often than not, research has shown that alcohol misuse and alcohol-related behaviors have a negative impact on a college student’s academic success.