Current Research
Alternative Intervention for Marijuana Suspension
Over the past few years educators have noticed a growing trend in the number of students possessing marijuana, its paraphernalia, and/or coming to class under the influence. While there are avenues available to deal with these students, some educators believe that the current methods are not addressing the true problem, marijuana use. In recognition of this problem, the Alternative Intervention for Marijuana Suspension (AIMS) has been developed through the cooperation of the RCMP, School District #23, ARC Programs LTD., and the PATH Research Group (Okanagan University College) to provide an alternative program for these students.
Project on Adolescent Trajectories and Health (PATH)
PATH is the Project on Adolescent Trajectories and Health. This 3 year longitudinal research study investigates adolescent risk taking behaviours and health outcomes. Our approach is unique in that it explores the social and cognitive roots of behaviour that put adolescents at risk.
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5/27/2009 1:30:56 PM
