Norfolk, Va.—Lori Hobson, coordinator for substance abuse services at Norfolk State University, recently received recognition from George Mason University’s Center for the Advancement of Public Health for her program, “Annual Alcohol Awareness Talent Show.”

Hobson’s program will be featured in the 20th edition of Promising Practices: Campus Alcohol Strategies Sourcebook, a nationally distributed resource document that highlights programs of excellence for American colleges and universities.

The Annual Alcohol Awareness Talent Show is designed to promote awareness on drug and alcohol issues by combining education with entertainment.  Participants in the talent show compete for prizes in the categories of singing, dancing, rapping, and performing a skit or poem.  Each act is required to be inspirational in nature or to directly address the consequences of substance abuse or underage drinking.

For more information, call 823-8373.

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