Controlled Substance Public Disposal Location

Medicine take back options are the best way to safely dispose of unused or expired prescription and nonprescription (for example, over the counter) medicines.

Before disposing of prescription medicines, be sure to remove all personal information on pill bottle labels and medicine packaging.  All of your medicines dropped off at the take back locations will be destroyed.

For information on local disposal locations, follow this link:

https://apps.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/pubdispsearch/spring/main?execution=e1s1

Brief Alcohol Screening Intervention for College Students (BASICS)

This program is designed for students to explore their drinking in a non-judgmental environment. This program is delivered in two ways, either as a class or as a one-on-one meeting with a licensed counselor.

For more information click here.

 

Blood Alcohol Level (BAL) Calculator

Sometimes called Blood Alcohol Content, a person’s BAL informs them how intoxicated they are from alcohol. There are four main factors that determine a person’s BAL.

  1. Sex
  2. Weight
  3. Amount of Alcohol Consumed
  4. Time

Click here for an interactive BAL calculator.

 

Alcohol eCHECKUP TO GO

Who should take the check-up? 

The Alcohol eCHECKUP TO GO is not specifically for any one person or type. The survey is designed to gather information about you and assess your habits to provide feedback indicating personalized drinking patterns and risk patterns as well as ways to cope, overcome, improve, or maintain. Even if you are not a person who typically drinks it can still useful to determine how you compare to classmates.

The Alcohol eCHECKUP TO GO will provide you with accurate and personalized feedback about:

  • Your individual drinking pattern
  • Your risk patterns
  • Your aspirations and goals
  • Helpful resources at University of Maine and in your community

 

University Policies and Regulations

There are two documents which outline university policy and conduct code. Both are linked below.

Umaine Student Handbook

Student Code of Conduct

University Policy and Law

Resources

Research on drugs, including alcohol, is constantly ongoing. This is especially true for marijuana, given its legality in some states, potential legalization in others, and its medical status in several more states.

We encourage those looking for factual information to check various websites. When deciding which websites to use, try to avoid those with a cause or which are trying to sell something.

Alcohol

Marijuana and Other Drugs

Tobacco