Get Involved

There are many ways you as a student, faculty or staff member can get involved with Clemson’s alcohol efforts.

The Clemson Community Coalition is open to Clemson students, faculty, staff, parents and community members. Community members include store owners, law enforcement, local residents and apartment managers. Meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month at 5:15 p.m.

There are also various student groups and organizations either directly or indirectly involved in alcohol efforts through prevention, education and leadership.

• Greeks Advocating for the Mature Management of Alcohol (GAMMA)
  • GAMMA provides interactive alcohol programming, opportunities for discussions about alcohol with fellow students and administrators and works to build on the strengths of the Greek community toward reducing consequences of high-risk drinking. GAMMA operates under the advisement of the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life and works closely with Healthy Campus and EMpower Clemson. For more information on GAMMA, please visit the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life at http://www.clemsongreeklife.com/.
• Student Judicial Board
  
  • The purpose of the Student Judicial Board is to uphold the values, traditions and code of conduct at Clemson University. The goal of Judicial Board is to encourage and assist the students in assuming the responsibility for their own behaviors and discipline. The purpose of the Judicial Board is to educate rather than punish, to be helpful rather than vindictive and to stimulate students to think about their actions as they relate to those of the other members of the university community.
• Peer Advocates (EDC 390)
  
  • The Peer Advocate program is open to students interested in health, mentoring, sustainability and advocacy. The role of the PA will be to act as a liaison between members of their organization and/or peer groups and the resources offered by Student Health Services and other areas in Student Affairs to foster a healthier and more sustainable campus environment. For more information, please contact Salley Ouellette at palmer4@clemson.edu.
• EMpowered Students
  
  • EMpower Clemson uses hundreds of student volunteers. You can become involved in lots of ways, including as an event volunteer, a presenter or an office helper.