This spring’s Collegiate Gambling Learning Collaborative will provide a comprehensive look at how gambling behaviors affect student wellbeing, how they intersect with alcohol and other drug use, and what campus teams can do to respond effectively. Tune in and explore what campus clinicians need to know to identify gambling‑related harms, engage students in meaningful conversations, and connect them with support, while prevention specialists examine emerging trends, environmental risks, and ways to integrate gambling prevention into broader health promotion efforts. The collaborative will also address common barriers to incorporating gambling‑related work into wellness offices—such as limited awareness, competing priorities, and policy gaps—and offer practical, campus‑ready strategies to overcome them. Through shared learning, tailored programming ideas, and cross‑departmental collaboration approaches, attendees will gain tools to build a coordinated, evidence‑informed framework that strengthens student wellbeing and reduces gambling‑related harms across campus.

Support the Collegiate Gambling Learning Collaborative and help strengthen prevention, research, and education around gambling behaviors in higher education. This sponsorship package elevates your organization’s visibility while directly supporting capacity‑building among colleges and universities nationwide.

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