Rowan University Center for Addiction Studies

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The Rowan University Center for Addiction Studies is a grant-funded facility involved in a variety of prevention campaigns. Our projects range from using social norms to reduce bullying in New Jersey middle schools to conferences aimed at sharing information about enforcing underage drinking laws.

The Center for Addiction Studies serves as the host institution for the New Jersey Higher Education Consortium (NJHEC). Founded in 1987, the NJHEC has grown from an original group of 16 colleges into a network involving over 40 colleges and universities. The Consortium administers statewide prevention projects to address alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use and abuse.

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