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Enter for a chance to win two $50 WalMart gift cards and a $50 Lyft gift card! Just watch a few of our resources and take the survey below!

Welcome to OCCC’s fifth annual –  Smart, Safe and Sober week. Win prizes, have fun and learn more about how to make smart decisions about alcohol and drug use. No judgment, no preaching. Just a chance to have conversation around some important issues we all encounter.

Sober Fun

the mule

Monday September 20th | 11am-2pm

The Mule in Lot G

“The Mule” – Outdoor-driving simulator – Students use beer goggles to drive a 4 wheeler, to help them understand the effects of alcohol on their driving.

the mocktail

Tuesday September 21st | 11am-2pm

The “Mocktail” event is an opportunity for students to identify gaps in their knowledge regarding alcohol safety and alcohol consumption. Students will be able to participate in traditional “drinking” games, learn to create “mocktails” to be served with friends and family, and learn appropriate and safe drinking habits. Students will also have the opportunity to walk away with prizes.

beer goggles

Wednesday September 22nd | 11am-2pm

Sobriety Tests Main lobby Campus Police and Oklahoma County Sheriff Department teach students how drinking affects a person’s abilities by having them run through a series of sobriety tests while wearing beer goggles.

 

Did you know?

We want to provide you with useful information like this so you can make smart and safe decisions.

win free things

Enter for a chance to win two $50 WalMart gift cards and a $50 Lyft gift card! Just watch a few of our resources, take the quiz after and  answer the survey below!

take the survey

(watch the three weird videos first then take this quiz)

quiz me, I want to win

Three Weird Videos

Watch these videos. Take this survey. Send a screenshot of the completed survey screen to sas@occc.edu

This is what your completed survey screen will look like.

Completed logo

quiz me, I want to win

Oh, Betty.

Want to talk?

If you want to talk about your alcohol or drug use, or anything else for that matter, OCCC’s Student Accessibility and Support offers private, licensed counseling in person or over Zoom. Email sas@occc.edu
 or call 405.682.7520 to make your appointment.