G.O.R.D. EVENTS TIMELINE  October 2005-Present: Alcohol Strategies Group, University of Colorado  April 2007: Boulder H.S. Presentation, Boulder Colorado  April 2007: ResponsibiliSKI, Arapahoe Basin Colorado  April 2007: New Sorority Member Presentation, University of Colorado  March 2007: Regis Jesuit H.S. Girls Division Presentation, Centennial Colorado  March 2007: Greek Leadership Conference, George Mason University  November 2006: BVSD Substances Peer Education, Boulder Colorado  October 2006: Greek Community Presentation, University of Oregon  September 2006: Fraternity Community Presentation, University of Illinois  September 2006: CU vs. Arizona State Football Game, University of Colorado  August 2006: First Year Student Key Chain Distribution, University of Colorado  August 2006: Chi Psi National Convention, University of South Carolina  May 2006: Sigma Pi Fraternity Presentation, University of Colorado  May 2006: Alexander Dawson H.S. Presentation, Lafayette Colorado  April 2006: ResponsibiliSKI, Arapahoe Basin Colorado  April 2006: Cherry Creek H.S. Presentation, Denver Colorado  February 2006: New Sorority Member Presentation, University of Colorado  September 2005: Alcohol Leadership Conference, University of Colorado  August 2005: First Year Student Key Chain Distribution, University of Colorado  August 2005: Chi Psi National Convention, University of North Carolina  March 2005: 'Tell Me Something I Don't Know', University of Colorado

Project Details   7 PM COORS EVENT CENTER, MARCH 1ST, 2005 At 7 p.m. on March 1, 2005, the G.O.R.D. organization and Kappa Alpha Theta hosted speaker Josh Goldman at the Coors Event Center. Goldman's presentation included a special showing of the Emmy award winning film, "Tell Me Something I Don't Know." Both the film and the speaker entail topics often associated with high-risk drinking such as alcohol abuse, sexual assault, personal responsibility, hazing, and liability. G.O.R.D. officials believe the video and presentation take a different approach to teaching young adults the risks involved with binge drinking. The film is considered a breakthrough in the attempt to communicate the dangers of alcohol. "Tell Me Something I Don't Know" is not a video based upon statistics; rather it follows the life and death of Massachusetts Institute of Technology freshman Scott Krueger in 1997. The incident received national media attention. The film is a very personal, touching and up-close look at this tragic accident. It is bound to be a rude awakening for those who are privileged enough to view it. Unique in this presentation is the portrayal of information on binge drinking and parties. Though death is included in the story, the video focuses on those responsible and their consequences including arrests, fines and expulsion. The G.O.R.D. organization hosted a large turn out for this worth-while presentation. THANKS TO OUR CO-SPONSOR: Kappa Alpha Theta   THANKS TO OUR VENUE DONOR: University of Colorado