2016 Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Seminar

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1 2016 Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Seminar Policy Options to Address Excessive Drinking October 20, :00 a.m. - 4:35 p.m. Kalahari Resort & Conference Center If you drink, do you drink moderately? DAYS DAY Moderate drinking for women is 7 or fewer drinks in a 7-day period, no more than 3 drinks on a single day DAYS DAY Moderate drinking for men is 14 or fewer drinks in a 7-day period, no more than 4 drinks on a single day. A drink is: The Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Seminar is a program of the University of Wisconsin Law School, through a grant from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. 12 oz. of beer 5 oz. of WINE 8 oz. of malt liquor 1.5 OZ. or a shot of distilled spirits USDA Dietary Guidelines for Americans Eigth Addition. Appendix 9 (Alcohol). Preventing Excessive Alcohol Consumption. The Guide to Community Preventive Services. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

2 2016 Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Seminar Policy Options for Excessive Drinking October 20, 2016 Kalahari Resort & Conference Center 1305 Kalahari Dr Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin A one-day event focused on evidence-based policies, practices and their enforcement to prevent & reduce excessive or illegal alcohol consumption. General Session Speakers Opening General Session: R.A.V.E. and P.O.L.D.: Minnesota Changes the Conversation Chief Shane Mikkelson of Osseo, Minnesota and Brian Kringen of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Retail Alcohol Vendor Enforcement (R.A.V.E.) and its Place of Last Drink (P.O.L.D.) initiative identify patterns of alcohol sales and serving to support retailer education and enforcement. R.A.V.E. provides education, support, and if needed, holds retailers accountable selling to underage customers or overserving. This award-winning initiative has been recognized nationally as an innovative policy because of the development of an online data collection system that shares information between participating departments. This panel is possible through the generous support of AAA - The Auto Club Group. Closing General Session: Bruce Lee Livingston, Executive Director, Alcohol Justice Bruce Lee Livingston is a nationally recognized expert on environmental prevention of alcohol problems and challenges and alcohol industry marketing practices. Since its founding in 1987, Alcohol Justice (then called the Marin Institute) has trained tens of thousands of individuals at conferences and workshops; published dozens of reports and articles, and has led and supported efforts to control alcohol sales practices throughout the country.

3 Schedule Two general sessions, a sharing lunch, 16 workshop slots with 13 individual sessions, breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack and all materials are included in the $100 registration fee. 7:30-9:00 Registration & Buffet Breakfast 9:00-10:00 Opening General Session Each workshop session has four simultaneous sessions 10:10-11:10 Workshop Session #1 11:15-12:15 Workshop Session #2 12:25-1:10 Lunch - Ignite Presentations: Wisconsin Ideas & Successes 1:20-2:20 Workshop Session #3 2:25-3:25 Workshop Session #4 3:35-4:35 Concluding General Session For registration, session descriptions and titles, please go to the registration website: Credits Continuing Legal Education credits are pending. Continuing Education Hours and educational credit for Prevention Professional in Training or Certified Prevention Professional are available.

4 Workshop Topics Alcohol Control at Festival & Outdoor Events Alternative Sanctions for Alcohol Age Compliance Checks Wisconsin s Place of Last Drink Experience Alcohol License Conditions Environmental Scans of Alcohol Advertising Framing Alcohol-Related Stories for Impact OWI Diversion Courts Rock County s Experience How Wausau Revised its Alcohol Licensing Process Enacting a Social Host Ordinance: Challenges & Opportunities Municipal Authority Over Alcohol Policy Alcohol Age Compliance Checks, Operational Differences Alcohol Policy in your Community Health Improvement Plan Campus Alcohol Programs for the First 45 Days The Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Project provides training, tools and technical assistance to municipalities, law enforcement, public health agencies, and community groups working to improve the alcohol environment through policies and practices to reduce alcohol misuse. It is a project of the University of Wisconsin Law School through a contract with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. For more information about the Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Seminar or the Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Project, please call Julia Sherman, coordinator, at

5 Registration Information Registration: The $100 registration fee covers all sessions, materials, breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack. Register online at: If you require assistance to register, please call Registration Waivers & Reimbursement: Alliance for Wisconsin Youth Coalitions may be eligible for registration waivers, please contact your Regional Prevention Resource Centers for more information. Contact information for Regional Centers is located at: Community Health Improvement in Action funded partners, a project of the Wisconsin Association of Local Health Departments and Boards may be eligible for registration reimbursement. Please contact project administrator, Sara Jesse at sara@badgerbay.co Lodging: A block of sleeping rooms for the evening of October 19 is available until September 18, Make your Kalahari room reservation by calling

6 Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Project University of Wisconsin Law School 975 Bascom Mall Madison, WI Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Seminar October 20, 2016 Kalahari Resort & Convention Center * Wisconsin Dells Register online at: AlcoholPolicySeminar.aspx Nonprofit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 658 Madison, WI