Drug and Alcohol Awareness Training for Students

Substance misuse on campus carries real risks, and students are often the first to notice warning signs in their peers. This training helps students understand substance use disorder, reduce stigma, and know where to turn for help, building a safer, more supportive campus community.

This course is built for college and university students. There's no single federal mandate on retraining frequency, but many institutions include this training as part of annual orientation or ongoing campus safety programming.

Yes. This course is built with legal experts to reflect the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act, the National Minimum Drinking Age Act, the Controlled Substances Act, and the ADA. It's reviewed regularly to stay current as guidance evolves.

This course covers what substance misuse is, the impacts of substances on the brain and body, stigma reduction, the biopsychosocial model of substance use disorder, relevant campus laws, and treatment and harm reduction resources.

EasyLlama combines legal accuracy with a modern, relatable learning experience instead of a static compliance module. Students work through realistic scenarios that build genuine understanding, not just a list of rules. Administrators can customize every course with their own branding, policies, and campus resources, while learners can access training in 100+ languages so every student learns in the language that works best for them.