PEER stands for Proactive Education Encouraging Responsibility.

This department provides students with information regarding:

• Alcohol and substance abuse
• Sexual assault prevention
• Communication and life skills
• Conflict resolution
• STDs (including HIV/AIDS)
• Stress reduction
• Time management
• Eating disorders
• Assertiveness 

Chapman's PEER and Health Education department also provides students with opportunities to explore how these life issues impact a person's ability to succeed in our society. Wise decision-making, responsibility, and awareness of consequences are key components of these programs.

Students are also encouraged to receive training to provide services to fellow students in the area of rape and sexual assault prevention by becoming a part of the Creating a Rape-Free Environment for Students (C.A.R.E.S.) group.

For more information, please Contact Us.

C.A.R.E.S. meets every Friday at noon during the academic year.  Send an email to dasmith@chapman.edu for more information. 

PEER will come and present educational interactive programs regarding eating disorders, stress management and conflict resolution to your club, group or class.  Call 714 744-7080 or dasmith@chapman.edu for more information.

  
'It's All About Alcohol' is an interactive power point presentation that Dani Smith will present to your class, workshop, group meeting or staff development session.

SECS is an educational program presented from a public health perspective and is also available for presentation.
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