Scranton Named a Campus Prevention Network Honoree

The University was nationally recognized for its use of comprehensive, evidence-based digital prevention education focused on student safety and well-being.
The University of Scranton is among just 12 percent of higher education institutions and organizations in the nation to be named a Campus Prevention Network 2024 Honoree for actions taken to create a safer, more inclusive campus through comprehensive, evidence-based digital prevention education.
The University of Scranton is among just 12 percent of higher education institutions and organizations in the nation to be named a Campus Prevention Network 2024 Honoree for actions taken to create a safer, more inclusive campus through comprehensive, evidence-based digital prevention education.

The University of Scranton is among just 469 higher education institutions and organizations in the nation to be named a Campus Prevention Network 2024 Honoree for its exemplary use of comprehensive, research-based digital programs focused on student safety and well-being. The list of just 12 percent of colleges, universities, and national organizations, which was published in January of 2025, was compiled by Vector Solutions, an industry leader in post-secondary safety and prevention training.

According to Vector Solutions, each honoree has “taken action to create a safer, more inclusive campus through comprehensive, evidence-based digital prevention education on issues such as sexual assault, alcohol misuse, mental health, and discrimination.”

The standards Vector Solutions used to determine its Campus Prevention Network 2024 Honoree list included digital programs that contained a variety of learning approaches to increase and improve knowledge and awareness, attitudes and beliefs, and behaviors and skills; were based on evidence and theory and/or had been demonstrated to be efficacious based on peer-reviewed research; and were offered strategically and intentionally to address specific population needs at known high-impact times. Standards also looked for programs that integrated surveys to assess efficacy and gather institution-specific insights on community strengths and focus areas, as well as the comprehensiveness of the programs in covering a range of key prevention topics, in addition to other criteria.

At Scranton, digital Campus Prevention Programs include AlcoholEdu for College, which is administered to students by the Division of Student Life, through the Center for Health Education and Wellness and the Dean of Students Office.

“Putting the right resources in place to prioritize student well-being makes a tangible impact on their entire college experience, both inside and outside the classroom,” said Rob Buelow, vice president and general manager of education at Vector Solutions. “The Campus Prevention Network Seal of Prevention allows us to shine a spotlight on schools that are leading the way with their evidence-based prevention programs. This designation highlights the difference these efforts make in the safety and success of their learners, and their institutions.”

The Campus Prevention Network 2024 Honoree list can be seen here.

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