Healthy Campus 2030

Substance Use

Baseline:

20.7% (ICSUS 2021)

Target:

18.6%

Target Method:

10 percent improvement

Data Source:

ICSUS question 12

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Metric combines responses for any past 30 days use of cigarettes, cigars, chewing/smokeless tobacco, hookah, and electronic vapor products.

Baseline:

5.9% (ICSUS 2021)

Target:

5.3%

Target Method:

10 percent improvement

Data Source:

ICSUS question 12

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Metric combines responses for using marijuana on 20-39 occasions and 40 or more occasions in the past 30 days.

Baseline:

2.5% (ICSUS 2021)

Target:

2.3%

Target Method:

10 percent improvement

Data Source:

ICSUS question 12

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Metric combines responses for any past 30 days use of prescription stimulants not prescribed to you, prescription painkillers not prescribed to you, and prescription sedatives not prescribed to you.

Baseline:

21.5% (NCHA 2020)

Target:

15.6%

Target Method:

Peg to national reference

Data Source:

ACHA N3Q30A

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Decrease to at or below the national reference group. Only students who reported driving in the last 30 days and drinking alcohol in the last 30 days were asked this question.

Baseline:

15.6% (NCHA 2020)

Target:

14.0%

Target Method:

10 percent improvement

Data Source:

ACHA SSISALCOHOL

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ASSIST is a validated screening tool for risk of negative consequences from alcohol that can be embedded within survey instruments. An alcohol score of 0-10 indicates low risk, 11-26 moderate risk, and 27-39 high risk. This metric combines moderate and high-risk categories into affirmative responses.