Students who recognize they have an addiction problem can seek help on campus. There's a local chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous to lend support. Bobcat Update's Bryant Billue has more.
A-A meetings are held in Lampasas Hall in room 5-point-2-1 every Tuesday at 11 A-M until noon. Those who attend want help or want to help others with the same problem. Information that is shared remains confidential.
Texas State Senior Sabrina Chapo says not many people know Texas State has an A-A chapter.
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Honors College graduate assistant Cristina Rodriguez says the meetings are held in a convenient location.
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A-A meetings can be helpful to students who want to control their drinking or need help with addiction.
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Students can come to the Lampasas building on Tuesdays if they feel they need help or want to share their experiences with like-minded people. For Bobcat Update, I'm Bryant Billue.
Bobcat Update, a student-produced newscast recapping events at Texas State University, and is available for viewing on YouTube.
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