Marijuana Information Class (MIC)

What is it?

This life skills program will allow students to attend a one workshop session as a consequence for marijuana policy infractions. The class provides an opportunity for learning and personal growth through discussion and group interaction.

What does it do?

The overall goal is to provide education for University of Illinois students who have experienced negative consequences related to their marijuana abuse. The intent is to prevent problems related to marijuana use.

How much time?

The class is one session, approximately two hours in length.

What then?

The office that referred you will be informed of compliance or non-compliance of class attendance.

Class registration and schedule

To register for class, participants should call the Alcohol and Other Drug Office at 333-7557.  Registration is available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. You need to indicate the session you want to attend during registration. When a class if full (15 students), an alternate date must be selected.

FALL 2008 CLASS SCHEDULE

DATE	TIME	LOCATION
September 30 (Tuesday)	3:00 to 5:00 p.m.	McKinley Health Center Room 222
October 13 (Monday)	4:00 to 6:00 p.m.	McKinley Health Center Room 222
November 19 (Wednesday)	5:00 to 7:00 p.m.	McKinley Health Center Room 222
December 8 (Monday)	4:30 to 6:30 p.m.	McKinley Health Center Room 222
(Maximum of 15 students per class)

*Room 222, at McKinley Health Center, is located in the east building on the 2nd floor.  As you enter the health center (north entrance) turn left and take the elevator or stairway to the 2nd level. You will the proceed down the hallway.  Room 222 is located on the right side of the hallway.

MIC Class Guidelines

1. Bring referral information to the session.
2. Participate in small and large group activities.
3. No sleeping or studying allowed.
4. Participants will be denied entrance if under the influence of alcohol or drugs and will receive an unsuccessful completion.
5. Show respect for both instructors and class participants.

For additional information - please call the Alcohol and Other Drug Office (AODO) at 333-7557.

 

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