Guest speaker
University of Florida student who was the victim of a DUI incident
Programs
During Halloween week, The SAID organization participated in a trick-or-treat program with other organizations. The SAID organization passed out non-alcoholic monster margaritas.
This was the first bean-bag competition. SAID sponsored a tournament where students pair up on teams and try to toss bean-bags onto a slanted platform and into the hole in the platform. The first team to reach 20 points wins. There was music, food, give-aways and prizes.
TWLOHA is a non-profit movement presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury and suicide. In honor of this, a song writer, a counselor, and a speaker came out to share their stories and talents with the Saint Leo community.
SAID peer-health educators facilitated programs to educate their peers on the dangers of alcohol.
SAID sponsors a glow in the dark night time event where students get together and play tournaments of volleyball and corn-hole games. There is glow in the dark paint to put on your face, arms, legs or shirts. It is played on the practice fields and the nets, balls, lines, boards, and bags all glow in the dark with the help of huge black lights. The entire practice athletic fields are illuminated. It is an event to de-stress and have fun before finals.
SAID members facilitate a competition during the half time of Athletic games encouraging fans to participate. Fans participate in an alcohol awareness related competition such as walking with beer goggles and compete to win a prize!
SAID members broadcasted the Super Bowl from the various on campus housing. Food and drinks were provided to give students an alternative to watch the Super Bowl safe on campus
SAID did a fundraiser to raise money for Sunrise of Pasco (a domestic abuse shelter) by selling roses and promoting healthy relationships during Valentines Day.
Clues were provided with the different healthy lifestyles available on campus. Winner’s received a prize of a fitness assessment and 5 personal training sessions with an SLU personal trainer
SAID members, SLU students and faculty created and painted tombstones during Fall & Spring Community Service Day to symbolize the amount of students lost due to a DUI incident during Spring Break. Tombstones were placed between the Student Activities Building and Crawford the week before Spring break
Monday: SAID Seconds during the Lacrosse Game
Tuesday: Movie Night-The movie "Knocked Up" was shown to show the risks with alcohol involved in relationships
Wednesday: Late Night Barbeque at the volleyball court outside Benoit Hall. Students were encouraged to come out for some barbeque, music, corn hole (bag toss) competition, volleyball competition and to learn about how to regulate alcohol intake with food and water ingestion