For PIP Members
Announcements
Resources from the 2009 Team Training
Higher Education Center:For more information, please contact Mike McBride at mcbridema@missouri.edu.
Strategic Planning for Missouri Campus Teams
Selected Activities to Further Campus and Community Readiness
Stages of Community Readiness
Learning Opportunities
Presentations from Day 2:
Truman Conduct Strategic Planning
ASJA 2009 Conference
Missouri Division of Alcohol & Tobacco Control
Topics in Prevention
Resources from October 2009 Meeting
Meeting Minutes
National College Gambling Policies Report
Resources from June 2009 Meeting
Meeting Minutes
Advocacy on Motorcycle Helmet Law Repeal
Unfortunately, senate bill 202 has passed the house, and now only Governor Nixon’s veto will stop Missouri from enacting legislation that repeals the mandatory motorcycle helmet law.
If you are interested in telling the governor your feelings about this, you only have to go to this website: http://governor.mo.gov/constituents/
Mention SB 202 in the subject line. PIP has also developed a template you can use to write your message to the governor.
Primary Seat Belt Legislation
Here are some important documents to help you show support (from your coalition/campus as well as personally) for the primary seat belt law (HB 665).
- A letter that you could send from your coalition to the legislator that has your university in his legislative area.
- A letter that you could send personally from your home mailing address or e-mail address to your representative or senator.
- You can look up your senator/representative at the Legislator Lookup online at http://www.senate.mo.gov/llookup/leg_lookup.aspx.
- A sample letter to the editor that you could send to local media or campus papers.
- A letter that you can send to me for the Transportation Committee who will be hearing the bill on March 10th. Please fax it to 573-882-1751.
Below is the link to the 2008 Campus Community Environmental Policy Survey (CCEPS) on Surveymonkey. As in previous years, we are requesting that one contact from each campus complete this survey. If you are that contact, please complete this survey before January 11, 2009. Every year the CCEPS provides us with incredibly valuable information and we look forward to more of the same with this version. http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=pSTRlxYrllnxBNKpL3jKcA_3d_3d
Resources from May 2009 Meeting
Meeting MinutesCall-in information:
Dial 1 866 899 5399
Dial room number *9974991* (Note: the star key must be pressed before and after your room number.)
Resources from March 2009 Meeting
Meeting MinutesResources from February 2009 Meeting
University of Missouri Conduct Information
Mexico Warning FlyerMU Greek Judicial Board
Training Manual
Application Form
Bylaws
http://www.mugreeklife.com/
Truman
Truman Conduct Board
University Conduct Hearing Board Training
University Conduct Hearing Board Training Part 2
Conduct Hearing Board Sexual Misconduct Case Training
10 Principles for Conduct Boards
Conduct Board Confidentiality Form
Conduct Hearing Board Hearing Checklist
Conduct Pre-Hearing Briefing Checklist for Accused and Complainant
SCC Decision Letter Conduct Hearing Board Sample
SCC Notice Letter Conduct Hearing Board Letter Sample
Spring 2007 Board Training Evaluation
University Conduct Board Student Job Description
Meeting MinutesMaterials from December 2008 Meeting
Presentation on the Community Readiness Model
Presentation on the UCM Step Up Program
MARK YOUR CALENDARS : COMING THIS SPRING: Train the Trainer for STEP UP! – Be a Leader, Make a Difference
Join us for a one-hour Webinar to explain how to use “STEP UP! Be a Leader, Make a Difference.”
Copies of the STEP UP! facilitators guide and student-athlete guides were sent out to all CHAMPS/Life Skills Coordinators this fall to provide you a proven effective strategy to address bystander behaviors. STEP UP! trains your student-athletes to safely and effectively intervene with their teammates and friends when they see one in need. In order to assist you in conducting this training with your student-athletes, we are scheduling one hour Webinars conducted by Becky Bell from the University of Arizona, who was the driving force behind STEP UP! Becky has conducted the training with administrators and student-athletes with great success.
Most of the problems we see are preventable with bystander intervention!
Step Up! is the first interdisciplinary program of its kind. Instead of doing multiple workshops or seminars on topics such as alcohol, hazing, sexual assault, depression, eating disorders, etc., STEP UP! provides an approach that can be applied to virtually any problematic situation. The guides include warning signs, action steps and resources for many different topics as well as scenarios and additional activities you can use with your students. The videos and other interactive elements make for a unique, interesting and educational program – and one that can change lives. Please invite any campus constituents with whom you work that might be interested. This training has been done with Greek Life, Residence Life and other leadership groups on campus. Co-presenting can be effective and fun as well!
You can join the Webinar on one of the following times:
All Webinars are schedule to begin at 1 ET, noon CT, 11 MT and 10 PT.
- Tuesday March 17
- Wednesday April 22
- Tuesday June 9
To sign up please contact Becky Bell bell@email.arizona.edu
Presentation from UMKC, Part IResources from September 2008 Meeting
Presentation from UMKC, Part 2
Presentation from PIP- MCHBS Stress Data
Presentation from ACHA Regarding Stress
Missouri Western State University’s Syllabus for their stress course
Minutes from the meeting
Meeting MinutesResources from October 2008 Meeting: Training on The Power of Peer Education
Meeting MinutesGeneral Resources
ADAPT/PAWS Expectations
ADAPT/PAWS Information
ADAPT/PAWS Aubstance Agreement
ADAPT/PAWS Volunteer Agreement
Interview Questions
Logs
Powerpoint Presentation from Meeting
Peer Post-Test
Peer Pre-Test
CCEPS 2007Member Calendar
Information coming soon!
Need to submit a form? Go to pipforms.missouri.edu!
Missouri College Health Behavior Survey
Timeline for MCHBS
During the months of September, October and November, the following tasks should be completed:
- Consultation with Campus Institutional Research Board to review the continuing research process. Begin the process of filling out pertinent forms, amendments, and continuing review reports if applicable.
- Contact your campus registrar or IT professionals to determine/clarify the process of creating a list of students to sample from. This list should include students from the following semester (Jan ’09) only.
- Inquire if you can over sample male students (60% male, 40% female).
- You will receive a sample size from PIP closer to the time you need to make the list.
- Review the MCHBS and suggest changes and submit additional questions by November 15, 2008.
- Do you have other major surveys that coincide with the MCHBS? If you can, find out and try to arrange the sampling with the other project.
The MCHBS 2009 draft will be given to you to append to your IRB applications as soon as it is finalized. During the spring semester of 2009 you will begin surveying your students. You are given the choice of anytime during the semester before May 1st; as always, you will need to make sure that this window of time is not within two weeks of a major holiday or Spring Break. In years past, it has been found that the surveys that go out earlier in the semester have higher response rates. Completing the IRB process during the Fall and preparing for an early start date will make this a possibility.
Meeting Minutes
Information coming soon!
Quarterly Report
Please use the following report template for all quarterly reports due in Fiscal Year 2009 (July 1, 2008-June 30, 2009). The reports will have the following schedule:
- July, August, September Report: Due October 10th
- October, November, December Report: Due January 9th
- January, February, March Report: Due April 10th
- April, May, June Report: Due July 10th
