• Monday, Oct. 5:
“Dizzy Driver” – Learn about impairment while testing your driving skills with golf carts and impairment goggles. 1 to 4 p.m. front campus

• Tuesday, Oct. 6:
“Eric’s Personal Story” – Hear the story of how alcohol affected a college athlete. Speaker: Eric Krug, 7 p.m., Peabody Auditorium. Krug was an all-star baseball player who had a full baseball scholarship to Oglethorpe University.
But on his 21st Birthday he decided to get into vehicle with a driver who had been drinking instead of getting in a cab to go home. The driver lost control and hit a tree. This collision changed Krug’s life forever. He is disabled, talks through a computer and can only walk a short distance. He has minimum use of his hands, and he uses a wheelchair the majority of the time. Krug travels to high schools and universities across Georgia to share his story in hopes of preventing other students from making the same mistake.

• Wednesday, Oct. 7:
“Reason Respect & Responsibility” – Times Talk, noon, Beeson Hall, Topic: Binge Drinking, 12:30 p.m. Beeson Hall. Free pizza.
“Food for Thought” – Impairment goggles, activities, Sodexho. 5 to 7 p.m.
“Ferris Butler’s Day Off” – Free movie. Courtyard between Parkhurst and Foundation, 8 p.m.

• Thursday, October 8
“Boozin & Cruisin” – Front Campus 2 - 6 pm – See how your choices to drive under the influence affect others: Dunking Booth, Impairment Goggles, Virtual Simulator, Mark the Magic Man, “Knock-out DUI” – FREE Bowling for the first 150 students with valid Bobcat card, 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Free shoes, drink, pizza.
“All that Rave” – Free dance party, 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., MSU Lounge.

Alcohol Awareness Weeks is sponsored by American Democracy Project, Counseling Services, GOHS Young Adult Grant, Parking Services, Public Safety, RSA, Student
Affairs, Student Health Services, The Wellness Depot, Pride Alliance, and Parking and Transportation Services.