Discussion List for campus-based and allied personnel working to end gender-based violence on campus.

Dear Colleagues,
 
Do you know the answers to these questions?
    *   What causes a  blackout?
    *   How does a blackout affect memory?
    *   Is blacking out the  same as passing out?
    *   Who is at highest risk for a  blackout?
    *   Can you tell if someone is having a  blackout?
    *   How should we help a student who is blacked  out?
    *   What are implications of blackouts for prevention and the  campus 
conduct system?
    *    What don’t we know about  blackouts?

If you don't, and you'd like to know more, please join us on December 8th,  
2006 for the upcoming NCHERM Webinar -- Understanding The Alcohol  Blackout.  
For more details and registration information, please  visit _www.ncherm.org_ 
(http://www.ncherm.org) 
 
Regards,

Brett  A. Sokolow, JD
Special Counsel to the President, Hobart and William Smith  Colleges
Special Counsel for Student Conduct Issues, Warren Wilson  College
Special Advisor to the Dean of Campus Life, Univ. of the Incarnate  Word

President, The National Center for 
Higher Education Risk  Management, Ltd.
"Best Practices for Student Health and  Safety"
(a not-for-profit corporation)
20 Callery Way
Malvern, PA  19355-2969
Tel. (610) 993-0229
Fax (610)  993-0228
www.ncherm.org