Alcohol and Other Drugs Resources

Policy and Purpose of Policy

The purpose of the Guilford College Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) policy is to comply with the Drug-Free Schools and Campuses Regulations Act and to further Guilford College's commitment to a safe workplace and learning environment. 

Guilford College’s policy on alcohol and other drugs states that the use, possession, manufacture, sale, or transfer of illegal or prescription drugs, drug paraphernalia (either purchased or homemade), or alcoholic beverages on College property or while engaged in College work or other official College activities is strictly forbidden. Being under the influence of drugs or alcohol while engaged in College work or other official College activities while on College property also is also strictly prohibited.

All students and employees at Guilford College are responsible for complying with the College’s alcohol and drug policy. Guilford College will impose disciplinary sanctions on students for violations of the College’s alcohol and drug policy (as well as any other policies) as outlined in the Guilford College Student Handbook.

• Responsible Administrative Offices 
• AOD Violations and Disciplinary Sanctions 
• Alcohol 101
• Health Risks of Alcohol  
• Drugs 101: Information and Health Risks of Drugs
• Signs and Symptoms of Alcohol and Drug Misuse and Abuse 
• How to Help
• College, Community, and National Resources 
• N.C. Penalties and Laws
• Federal Penalties and Sanctions
• Biennial Reviews

Students with questions or concerns are encouraged to reach out to Health and Wellness at Guilford using the email address wellness@guilford.edu.