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OJJDP_finalprogram.qxd 8/13/2004 11:11 PM Page 12 THURSDAY, August 26th impossible to track the source of the alcohol. TRACE now allows emergency scene investigators to contact the ABC 24 hours a day. The workshop will detail the extraordinary chain of events that led several organizations to develop the TRACE protocol. Speakers: Lynne Goodwin, Victim Advocate Judy Matty, California Alcohol Beverage Control A-10 Recent Findings on Underage Drinking and its Consequences from the National Evaluation of the Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws Program Executive Center III B Members of the EUDL National Evaluation Team will share results from the annual multicommunity survey of youth. Included in this survey data are findings on beer brand preference by underage drinkers, locations where underage youth consume alcohol, and relationships between underage drinking and violence and sexual victimization against adolescent girls. Implications for prevention efforts and law enforcement and parental practices will be discussed. Speakers: Kimberly Martin, Wake Forest University School of Medicine Barbara Alvarez Martin, Wake Forest University School of Medicine Mark Wolfson, Wake Forest University School of Medicine A-11 Military Prevention Specialist Training DAPMA San Diego Marina I The Navy's underage (20 and younger) population represents a significant portion of the military organization, requiring many military prevention programs to target underage drinkers. DAPMA San Diego's Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention training has been in operation since October 1995, and the Navy Prevention Specialist training has been conducted since July 2003. This workshop builds on previously learned skills and knowledge, emphasizes the science of prevention applied to military programs, and demonstrates parallels between military and civilian alcohol abuse prevention programs. Military and civilian collaboration maximizes the benefits of existing prevention programs to reduce the negative impact of underage drinking on both communities. Speakers: CDR M. Alexander, Drug and Alcohol Program Management Activity, San Diego Paul Moro, Drug and Alcohol Program Management Activity, San Diego 12
OJJDP_finalprogram.qxd 8/13/2004 11:11 PM Page 13 THURSDAY, August 26th A-12 Parents Are Part of the College Solution: Parental Notification Marina III Parental involvement kicks things up a notch. Federal law now allows colleges to inform parents when policy violations such as alcohol infractions have occurred. Partnering with parents in development and implementation of Parental Notification Policy significantly reduces repeat student alcohol offenses. Texans Standing Tall, in collaboration with Texas A&M University, Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, and Texas Sport Coalition engaged enforcement, administration, and policymakers in strategies to expand the impact of parental notification, which has already produced impressive results in this college setting. Speakers: Mike Collins, Texas A&M University Mary Hill, Texans Standing Tall Joel Moreno, Texas Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission Ellen Ward, Texans Standing Tall A-13 Source Investigation: An Effective Approach for Dealing with Alcohol Provision to Minors by Adults Marina VI Getting to the source of where, how, and from whom alcohol is being furnished to minors is an important environmental management tool, as well as a necessary enforcement strategy. It holds adults as responsible as youth for underage drinking. The Pennsylvania Source Investigation Project combines law enforcement with education to affect attitudes at all levels and makes underage drinking the focus of the entire community, not just an issue for individuals. Speakers: Dave Everly, North Central Highway Safety Network, Inc. Sergeant Dana Leonard, State College Police Department TRANSITION BREAK LUNCHEON 12:00 P.M. - 12:15 P.M. 12:15 P.M. - 1:30 P.M. Grande Ballroom Keynote Speaker: J.Robert Flores J. Robert Flores was confirmed by the Senate and sworn into office as the Administrator, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP), Office of Justice Programs (OJP), U.S. Department of Justice in 2002. He is responsible for the agency that Congress has mandated to address the public safety issues of juvenile crime and youth victimization. His 13
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