ACD 260 - A/DIS for Trainers

3.0 Credits
Alcohol and Other Drug Information School (A/DIS) taught from Division of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse (DASA) approved curriculum and by DASA certified instructor. Course includes video taping component. S/U grade option. Prerequisite: Must meet CDP requirements and/or have completed ACD 140 and 242 prior to enrollment. 100 percent attendance is required to pass this course.

Course-level Learning Objectives (CLOs)
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

Identify the overall goals and procedures of the A/DIS program. [REASON]
Describe the history of DWI laws, the toxicology reporting process, and the consequences of Driving While Intoxicated. [REASON]
Explain the disease concept of chemical dependency and its progression and symptoms, including the difference between use, abuse, and addiction. [REASON]
Identify negative physical effects of alcohol, marijuana, hallucinogens cocaine, amphetamines, depressants and opiates. [REASON]
Describe methods to increase awareness of self change and motivational strategies for diverse populations. [EXPLORE]
List ways to teach effective decision making skills in a group setting. [REASON]
Demonstrate skills needed to carry out an A/DIS lecture in front of a group of people. [COMMUNICATE]