Referred Learning Program (RLP)

The Referred Learning Programs (RLP) are evidence based intervention programs that are focused on increasing awareness of the impacts of Alcohol and Other Drugs. Students are usually referred to these programs if they have violated the Keene State College Drug and Alcohol Policy, however students can choose to enroll themselves as well.

RLP - Under the Influence

The Under the Influence program is a 3-hour online education class. This program assesses current behaviors through a self-assessment tool (e-CHUG), educates students about alcohol and harm reduction techniques, and identifies on and off campus resources.

RLP - Marijuana 101

The Marijuana 101 program is a 3-hour online education course. This course discusses marijuana’s effects on the brain, health issues, school and job performance, and the consequences and realities of using marijuana. This intervention course also includes the e-TOKE self-assessment.

RLP - Under the Influence and Marijuana 101 Enrollment Instructions

You’ll need access to an internet connected computer and an email address. To complete either program, please print out this page. You must follow the instructions step-by-step to successfully complete your assigned program. Choose the registration directions that apply to you and then follow the directions entitled “Course Completion.”

Third Millennium student support: 888-810-7990 and http://info@3rdmil.com

Registration if You Did Alcohol Wise Prior to Orientation or other 3rd Millennium Course Previously

1. Go to http://3rdmil.com/login and click “STUDENT” as the user type.
2. Enter the same email address (case sensitive) and password you used for Alcohol-Wise. Click “Log in”.
3. If you can’t remember your password, click “Forgot Password”
4. You will be taken to a page that asks you to enter your email, and your password will be emailed to you.
5. Click on the link in the email that says “RESET PASSWORD” and follow the instructions from there. This will log you into your account.
6. Once you are logged into your student course profile, you will see a list of the course(s) you have already taken.
7. In the bottom left corner, click on the blue button that says “Enroll in an Additional Course”
8. Find the red lettering that says “IF YOU HAVE YOUR INSTRUCTIONS AND KNOW YOUR CONTROL…”
   In the box enter one of these codes: DO NOT GUESS!
   Under the Influence enter KSC7
   Marijuana 101 enter KSCMJ
9. Click “Continue”
10. Verify that you are enrolling in the correct course and click “Continue”
11. On the next screen, enter your student ID number and click “Continue”
12. From the Confirm Course Enrollment screen, make sure your information is correct and click “Continue”. Make sure to write down your password
13. Continue with the Course Completion directions below.

Registration if You Have Not Done a Third Millennium Course Previously

1. Go to http://3rdmil.com and click the orange button that says “Sign Up for a Course”
2. Find the red lettering that says “IF YOU HAVE YOUR INSTRUCTIONS AND KNOW YOUR CONTROL…”
   In the box enter one of these codes: DO NOT GUESS!
   Under the Influence enter KSC7
   Marijuana 101 enter KSCMJ
3. Click “Continue”
4. Verify that you are enrolling in the correct course and click “Continue”
5. Fill out all the information requested under New Student Information and Login Information
6. Click “Continue”
7. On the next screen, enter your student ID number and click “continue”
8. On the Confirm Course Enrollment screen, make sure your information is correct and click “Continue”
9. From the Course Enrollment screen, write down your password, click “Start Course Now”
10. Continue with the Course Completion directions below.

RLP - BASICS

BASICS (Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students) is a 1 to 2 session alcohol screening and discussion designed to assist students in examining their own drinking behavior in a judgment-free environment.

The goals are largely selected by the student. BASICS aims to reduce risky behaviors and the harmful consequences of drinking by increasing awareness and the use of protective behaviors. Students are generally referred to the BASICS program through the Office of Student Conduct, however the BASICS program is available to all students.

To schedule a BASICS session contact the Wellness Center at 603-358-2200.