February 11–13, 2013The Babson Executive Conference Center

Wellesley, Massachusetts

empowering Leadership for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention

in Higher education

P R O F E S S I O N A L D E V E L O P M E N T I N S T I T U T E

certifi cate in Alcohol Prevention Leadership

The Professional Development Institute arms practitioners with new knowledge, strategies, and tools that they can put into immediate use on their campuses. Our innovative approach will help you:

3 Identify and reflect on personal leadership strengths and weaknesses

3 Practice outlining and communicating a personal vision for prevention on your campus

3 Learn strategies for establishing trusting and productive relationships with colleagues and stakeholders

3 Explore new models and strategies to successfully lead change efforts on your campus

3 Challenge your assumptions about your role as an innovator on your campus

The Professional Development Institute is a unique leadership development

program for higher education administrators working to reduce the risks associated

with alcohol and other drugs, and to address a range of health and wellness issues

on campus. Developed by leading prevention experts and in close partnership with

NASPA, the program combines self-reflection, interactive dialogue, and practical

application of learned skills to create an engaging learning experience.

• Personal action plan

• Enhanced network of supportive, diverse campus leaders

• NASPA Certificate in Alcohol Prevention Leadership

Participants will leave the Institute with:

Learning Objectives

Join your peers – strengthen your leadership skills…

More than 200 participants from 95 institutions have already completed the Institute and earned their NASPA Certificate.

• 98% agreed that the material presented was original and/or offered new insights

• 97% plan to apply on their campus the skills and information they learned

• 98% agreed that faculty were engaging and stimulated activity/discussion

Program Details

dates: February 11–13, 2013

location: The Babson Executive Conference Center, Wellesley, MA

who should attend: The Professional Development Institute is intended for professionals who carry primary responsibility for alcohol prevention on their campus. This may include:

• AOD coordinators • Directors of health promotion/education • Directors of student wellness • Directors of residential life • Directors of Greek life • Judicial affairs administrators

The curriculum has been carefully designed to be relevant and engaging for both practitioners new to the field and seasoned professionals.

certificate requirements include:

• Completion of pre-institute coursework• Attendance and active participation

at three-day institutute• Completion of individual action plan

the professional

development institute series

In collaboration with NASPA, EverFi has designed a professional development certificate program for campus prevention professionals. All attendees who complete the program will receive a NASPA Certificate in Prevention Leadership, the first certificate of its kind for alcohol prevention professionals.

program fee

alcohol prevention coalition partners free

NASPA Members $2075

non-members $2310

AlcoholEdu partners receive an additional $200 discount off the program fee

Participants will leave the Institute with:

To register, visit: http://everfi.me/PDI_2013 For more information, call 781.726.6677 x150

The Professional Development Institute allowed me to redefine the vision of AOD prevention, not just from my university’s point of view but for me personally.”

— donna darmody, Director of HealtH eDucation, roger Williams university

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EverFi, Inc.119 Wells Avenue, Suite 211, Newton, MA 02459

P 781.726.6677 www.everfi.com

“The Professional Development Institute gave me the tools to be able to deliver my message to senior-

level administrators and really get them engaged in an effective way.”

— kate diemidio, HeALTH eDucATOr, AmerIcAN uNIverSITy

“This was hands down the best professional development experience I’ve had and I’d love to be a part of this kind of thing if you do it in the future.You

clearly care about the issue and understand the factors”

— ted winkworth, AOD PrOgrAm cOOrDINATOr, SuNy OSwegO