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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Preface
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Introduction
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Chapter One: Educating the Public
Introduction
Act as a State Clearinghouse for Materials
Compose Materials in Various Languages
Create Portable Education Displays
Develop Brochures and Other Education Material
Print an Alcohol Education Newsletter
Produce a Web Site
Promote Positive Role Models
Provide Alcohol-Related Research and Information
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Chapter Two: Working with Campus-Community Partnerships and College Students
Introduction
Conduct Statewide CORE Surveys
Coordinate a Community Collaboration Conference
Develop Statewide Initiatives Including State Coalition
Generate Media Through College Student Learning Efforts
Provide Mini-Grants to Develop Campus-Community Coalitions
Provide Training and Technical Assistance to Colleges and Universities
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Chapter Three: Working with grades K-12
Introduction
Coordinate Youth Forums and Conferences to Prevent Underage Drinking
Create a Mascot to Deliver a �No Use� Message
Develop a Lesson Plan Reinforcing the Mascot�s �No Use� Message
Implement a Statewide High School Journalism Contest
Implement a Statewide School Poster Contest
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Chapter Four: Working with Licensees
Introduction
Encourage Use of Technology to Check Identification at Point of Sale
Circulate Responsible Retailer Posters
Develop a Periodic Licensee Publication
Increase Compliance by Checking IDs
Promote Use of Designated Drivers with Licensed Establishments
Provide an Orientation to New Licensees
Provide Regional Licensee Seminars
Provide Training and Responsible Alcohol Management Service to Stadiums and Other Large Public Venues
Train Sellers and Servers
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Chapter Five: Working with Law Enforcement
Introduction
Compliance Checks By Youth
Cops in Shops�
Implement a Toll Free Underage Drinking Hotline
Keg Registration
Sobriety Checkpoints
Nuisance Bar Program
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Chapter Six: Working with the Community and Statewide Coalitions
Introduction
Award Mini-Grants for Community Prevention Efforts
Establish a Statewide Coalition to Reduce High Risk and Underage Drinking Among College Students
Establish a Statewide Coalition to Reduce Underage Drinking
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Chapter Seven: Working with the Media
Introduction
Develop a Public Service Campaign
Distribute Media Kits
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Chapter Eight: Assessment and Evaluation
Introduction
Alcohol Education Program Evaluations
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Chapter Nine: The Bloomsburg Initiative
Introduction
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Chapter Ten The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Legislative History
Mission
Alcohol Education Program
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Appendix