TCU Alcohol & Drug Education promotes responsible decision making and healthy lifestyle choices for TCU students, particularly regarding alcohol, drugs, and related issues.
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Virtual Support Services
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On March 19, 2020, Chancellor Boschini announced to students, faculty and staff that online classes and virtual instruction will continue for the remainder of the semester. As a result, the Counseling and Mental Health Center and Alcohol and Drug Education will be offering remote services to students seeking counseling and education.
For ADE appointments for an alcohol or drug violation, you may make your appointments online through the Basics wesbite:
If you have been in before and already have an account — Click Here for Returning Users
If you have never been in before/do not have an account — Click Here for New Users
For Counseling Center clients/self-referrals for alcohol and drug related issues —
contact us at ade@tcu.edu to schedule a remote phone or Zoom meeting