The How Much Campaign is adapted from a class project. The group of students who named themselves "Boca Modern Advertising," came up with the concept of How Much. The How Much Campaign encompasses both traditional and non-traditional media to raid awareness and help educate students about how much really is too much.
Lauralee Young Class of 2009
Jaime Burciaga Class of 2009
Jourdin McMinn Class of 2009
David Lindsey Class of 2009
Ashley Waak Class of 2009
Aubrey Arceneaux Class of 2009
Regardless of what you may think is binge drinking: Binge drinking is defined as 4 or more drinks for a woman and 5 or more drinks for a man in 2 hours.
If found responsible for an alcohol violation through Student Conduct, drinking could cost you university sponsored scholarships, leadership positions, and your good standing with the university.
If you're found in violation of the law relating to alcohol it could cost a significant amount in money, having a clean criminal record and time.
Some other ways alcohol might cost you:
Did you know that 35% of Texas A&M FISH have indicated, on average that, they do not choose to consume alcohol and that 17% of all Texas A&M students don’t consume alcohol in an average year? 35% of Texas A&M students have consumed alcohol on 6 or fewer occasions in an average year. At Texas A&M, there are many activities that involve no alcohol. Aggie Nights provides a program every Friday night that is laid back, fun and involves no alcohol.
Every Aggie should know that no True Aggie Traditions incorporate alcohol.
Beer 12oz.
Wine 5-6oz.
80 Proof Liquor 1.5oz.
Malt Liquor/Ice Beer 7oz.
Do not ever leave an intoxicated friend alone. Call 911 or 9-911 (on campus) if your friend displays any one of the signs of alcohol poisoning!