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Substance Abuse Resource Center
940.565.2787
The Substance Abuse Resource Center (SARC) was started as NT Challenge in 1989. It has grown and expanded from its humble beginnings to be a part of the Meadows Center for Health Resources. SARC is responsible not only for helping students with existing issues regarding their drug and alcohol use, but also to create a safer campus atmosphere through student services, Drug and Alcohol Education Coalition, Extended Classroom Experience, internship and practicum opportunities.
Student Services: One of SARC's primary goals is to help students who are experience problems associated with the misuse of alcohol or other drugs. Student assistance includes support groups and individual counseling and education.
Individual Consultation
by appointment
Private & Confidential
Students speak privately and confidentially with a substance abuse educator about their own or someone else's use of alcohol, tobacco, or other drugs. Consultations are free and always occur in a caring, non-judgmental atmosphere.
Call 565-2787 to schedule an appointment. No referral is required.
Drug Free Schools and Campuses Act (DFSCA)
The Substance Abuse Resource Center compiles with the Drug Free Schools and Campuses Act for specific information Click Here.
Make Tailgating Yours Committee (MTY): The Make Tailgating Yours Campaign was originally developed after six years of progressively increased alcohol consumption before UNT home football games. The goal of Make Tailgating Yours was not only to address the unhealthy and illegal alcohol use, but also to increase student awareness about the appropriate pre-game tailgating atmosphere. Paramount to the Make Tailgating Yours Campaign was to keep tailgating a fun atmosphere for pre-game festivities and to create positive change in the culture of student tailgating.
 
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