Psychological Services Center - MJ 101
Thank you for inquiring about the Marijuana 101 program at the Xavier Psychological Services Center. The following date(s) are available:
Monday, February 3, 2025, 3:15 PM
Tuesday, February 18, 2025, 2:00 PM
Tuesday, March 4, 2025, 2:00 PM
Monday, April 7, 2025, 3:15 PM
To register, contact us at choices@xavier.edu and include the following information or call 513-745-3531:
Name
Phone #
Banner ID
Referral Source: Residence Life, Dean of Students, Voluntary, etc.
Date Requested
Building/Dorm/Housing Location
Once you send this information, someone should reach out to you in 3- 5 business days.
WHAT IS MARIJUANA 101?
Marijuana 101 is a 105 minute group-based education program that is designed to provide information about marijuana and to help individuals understand their own marijuana use better so that they can make informed decisions about any future marijuana use.
LOCATION
Xavier University Psychological Services Center
Sycamore House
COST
$25.00 registration fee (required at the time of registration). Paid to Residence Life.
WHAT TO BRING
- XU ONE Pass.
HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE MJ 101
All specific information disclosed during the MJ 101 group remains confidential and will not be shared with Residence Life or any other XU personnel. The only information shared is that you have successfully completed the program. To successfully complete the class:
- Complete the AOD Electronic Registration at the link Xavier PSC Registration prior to the class. Be sure to click on the "AOD Program" button. Please note you must be on a Xavier network computer to access this website.
- Arrive on time with XU ONE Pass.
- Stay for entire duration of the meeting.
- Respectfully participate. While the amount of information you disclose will be left up to you, all members must be respectful of the group process and purpose. Individuals who are uncooperative and/or act in a way that undermines or reduces the quality of the group will be asked to leave. This will be classified as a failure to comply and will have the same monetary and disciplinary consequences as failure to attend.