Substance Prevention Conference Accepting Attendee Applications
Missouri Partners in Prevention (MOPIP) Coalition is accepting applications to attend the Meeting of the Minds Conference, which takes place April 9-11.
The conference educates students and professionals about student leadership, peer education and prevention strategies in relation to alcohol, drugs and other wellness topics. This is a great learning opportunity for college students and professionals, whether they are working in prevention, residence life, fraternity and sorority life, student activities or any other discipline.
MOPIP is looking for students who would like to learn more about critical health behaviors for university students and bring that knowledge back to campus to impact positive change for the Truman community. Previous attendees have included health science majors, peer educators and campus student leaders.
Applications are available online and are due Feb. 20. Costs for registration, lodging, transportation and some meals will be covered for all attendees. Any questions should be directed to Zac Burden, director of citizenship and conduct, at zburden@truman.edu or 660.785.4141.
The conference educates students and professionals about student leadership, peer education and prevention strategies in relation to alcohol, drugs and other wellness topics. This is a great learning opportunity for college students and professionals, whether they are working in prevention, residence life, fraternity and sorority life, student activities or any other discipline.
MOPIP is looking for students who would like to learn more about critical health behaviors for university students and bring that knowledge back to campus to impact positive change for the Truman community. Previous attendees have included health science majors, peer educators and campus student leaders.
Applications are available online and are due Feb. 20. Costs for registration, lodging, transportation and some meals will be covered for all attendees. Any questions should be directed to Zac Burden, director of citizenship and conduct, at zburden@truman.edu or 660.785.4141.
