Part One: Saturday Feb 11, 9am-12:30pm ET
Part Two: Saturday Feb 18, 9am-12:30pm ET

Who Are You and Why Do You Drink (or not drink)? That is the question we pose to our undergraduate students at the University of Notre Dame in the course “Drunk on Film: The Psychology of Storytelling with Alcohol and Its Effects on Alcohol Consumption”. This two-part live workshop (via Zoom) takes you through the semester-long curriculum used to challenge the binge drinking culture found on college campuses and in high schools around the country. We will deconstruct the story of alcohol as presented in advertising, film, and social media, and show you how students in the course re-evaluate their relationship to alcohol. The goal of this workshop is to provide college and high school educators with pedagogical strategies to use on their own campuses.

$75 course fee includes both sessions. Course fee fully refundable minus 3% service charge until Feb. 10.  Course fee is non-refundable after Feb. 10. Enrollees will receive documentation verifying seven contact hours of professional development (Professional Growth Points in the state of Indiana) upon successful completion of the workshop.