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Student Emergency Medical Services (SEMS) is a student organization first formed at the University of Colorado at Boulder in the fall of 2004[1] with the goal of preventing alcohol related injury among the student body[2]. This goal is achieved by providing licensed emergency medical technicians to student and university sponsored events, peer-to-peer education about the dangers of binge drinking, and alcohol/drug emergency preparedness training for student and university groups.
Following the formation of SEMS, a foundation was created to spread the idea of SEMS to other universities. SEMS foundation is currently in the process of creating a second chapter at Colorado State University
History[edit]
This is the history of Student Emergency Medical Services (SEMS).
Chapters[edit]
University of Colorado at Boulder[edit]
This is the first chapter.
Colorado State University[edit]
This is the chapter in Fort Collins, CO at Colorado State University (CSU). There were initially a number of setbacks in organizing the CSU chapter due to confusion about whether the group would be run by the university or by students[3]. There were also difficulties in finding a licensed medical director for the program.
References[edit]
- http://www.westword.com/bestof/2007/award/best-solution-to-college-binge-drinking-379337/
- http://www.colorado.edu/aac/studentgroups.htm
- http://media.www.collegian.com/media/storage/paper864/news/2005/08/26/Newscampus/Student.Emergency.Medical.Services.Saves.Lives-1707488.shtml
- http://www.gordie.org/Education/Resources.aspx
- http://www.semsfoundation.org/