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            "text": "support and encourage healthy lifestyles. For students with substance abuse problems or concerns, assistance is available at the Betty White Student Health Center. Experienced, professional counselors at the Center offer free, confidential support and guidance. They also offer individual assessments and referrals to both on and off-campus resources."
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            "text": "When a student's health and safety are in jeopardy due to alcohol consumption or drug use, immediate medical attention should be sought by calling the University Police Department (502-597-6878) or 911 for assistance. Formal disciplinary action for a violation of the alcohol or drug policy will not be taken against those who seek or receive medical assistance for themselves or others, though violation of other student conduct codes such as vandalism, disorderly conduct, and sexual misconduct may still apply. A student who receives medical assistance from the University Police Department or medical service providers will be required to meet with the Dean of Students (or designee) and counseling services, and parents/guardians may be notified. The university is in compliance with the state law supporting amnesty, which is provided here."
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