Interim Procedure P5-113A: Drug Free Workplace Rev. 0
Purpose & Scope:
The purpose of the Drug-Free Procedure is to describe the process for reviewing, revising
and distributing the University's Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program to all
University of Utah employees and students.
Definitions:
"Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program" or "DAAPP" is the program developed by
the University of Utah, pursuant to the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act, to
prevent the unlawful possession, use, and distribution of drugs and alcohol on campus
and at recognized events and activities.
Procedure:
Annual Review of DAAPP
Prior to the Fall Semester of each academic year, the University's Center for Student
Wellness shall review and update, as required, the University's Drug and Alcohol Prevention
Program.
Annual Distribution of DAAPP
On or before the first day of class in the Fall semester of each year, the University's
Office of the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs shall distribute via email
or other electronic means to all employees and students of the campus a disclosure
and summary of the University's DAAPP.
Semi-Annual Distribution of DAAPP
On or before the first day of class in the Spring and Summer semesters of each year,
the Office of the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs shall distribute via
email or other electronic means a copy of the DAAPP to all new employee and new students
who have joined the University of Utah since the last publication of the DAAPP.
Publication of DAAPP to University Website
A copy of the DAAPP shall be published annually on the University's Financial Aid
and Scholarships website.
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