The 13 Goals of the NU Directions campus

	The 13 Goals of the NU Directions campus-community coalition
In the fall of 1998, over seventy members of the university and Lincoln community met to develop a strategic plan that would reduce high-risk drinking among NU students. Four workgroups -- Social Environment, Education & Information, Policy & Enforcement, and Neighborhood Relations created a strategic plan with 13 goals and 60 objectives. To read the specific objectives under each goal, simply click on the goal.
GOAL 1: Increase the availability of attractive student centered social activities located both on and off the NU campus.	GOAL 2: Increase low-risk drinking among groups of students at highest risk for frequent and occasional binge drinking as identified through existing survey data.
GOAL 3: Reduce the use of false identification.	GOAL 4: Increase enforcement to create greater risk associated with high-risk consumption and service.
GOAL 5: Review and revise institutional policy as appropriate.	GOAL 6: Develop, implement and promote campus-based substance abuse intervention and treatment services.
GOAL 7: Reduce high-risk marketing and promotion practices.	GOAL 8: Improve relationships between neighborhood residents and NU students residing in the community.
GOAL 9: Reduce over-service and service to minors.	GOAL 10: Reduce or control the proliferation of liquor licenses.
GOAL 11: Increase awareness of risks associated with high-risk and illegal drinking.	GOAL 12: Correct misperceptions regarding high-risk drinking.
GOAL 13: Collaborate with NU colleges and departments to encourage faculty, staff, and student participation in service learning opportunities benefiting the Lincoln community.