Essay On Student Intervention Reintegration Program

When I started this response paper I thought I was just going to be looking at a bunch of different websites that all looked the same and said pretty much the same thing. It was very refreshing to see that wasn’t the case and that for the most part they were all very different. This was a really hard response to do because there were so many good campaigns which made it really hard to choose just two. One of the campaigns that I thought was most effective was Student Intervention Reintegration Program(SIRP). This campaign targets the youth and focuses on educating them about the experimentation and usage of various drugs and alcohol. I thought this campaign was effective because it is very visually appealing and is very easy to navigate through. What the whole website is about is right on the first page so you don’t have to dig to figure out what its all about. The thing that I thought was extremely effective was how it mentions multiple times throughout the website that you can refer someone anonymously, it even goes as far as giving numbers for people to call to refer …show more content…
The website its self was very visually appealing and was really hard to navigate through. I also thought that it was very unorganized and it was hard to understand the overall message. Just the whole website didn’t seem like something that would be very effective, maybe if someone were to work on the website and make the overall message easier to understand then it would be more effective. Another campaign that I feel wasn't very effective was the Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws. This made absolutely no sense to me and I still have no idea what message this campaign was trying to get out. Like the Behavioral Health in the Workplace campaign this one was also very visually unappealing. I feel like if you wanted someone to help stop underage drinking then the steps should be laid out in a better