Document Type
Honors Thesis
Publication Date
5-2014
Abstract
This study was designed to address the issue of alcohol abuse among University of Maine students’ families and to look for correlating factors, mainly income. The project used an online, anonymous survey of on-campus students at the University of Maine to examine a possible correlation between (a) having a family member with alcoholism and (b) their family’s social economic status. One purpose of this research study was to find if there is accurate, adequate education or counseling for students who have alcohol abuse problems or family members who are alcoholics. A non-research byproduct of the survey was that, for students who were seeking counseling, this project could help to connect them with a professional who can help.
Recommended Citation
LoConte, Vincent, "University of Maine Students' Family Income and Its Relation to Alcoholism" (2014). Honors College. 201.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/honors/201