Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Prevention Program
Madison College recognizes that drug and alcohol dependency or abuse can cause major health problems, as well as safety and security problems.
- Alcohol or drug abuse means that the use of a substance has caused a problem in the life of either the user or a significant other.
- Dependency means that the person is using to feel normal and has no ability to abstain. Students are encouraged to address problems due to alcohol or other drug use as soon as possible.
It makes no sense to wait until dependency has developed.
All students are expected to become familiar with materials related to the Drug Free Schools and Communities Act which can be found on the Drug and Alcohol Prevention Plan webpage.
A student in need of assistance to work through alcohol or drug-related problems is encouraged to contact John Boyne in the Counseling and College Success Department or call (608) 616-3418.
The department's main office can be reached at (608) 246-6076.

Mental Health Questionnaires: http://screening.mentalhealthscreening.org/madisontech