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Elaine Pasqua is one of the premier speakers addressing the consequences of high-risk behaviors at colleges and universities across the United States. Since 1998 she has combined her life experience, passion and enthusiasm to transform the lives of thousands of students. Her entertaining, informative, and uniquely interactive programs have motivated students to assess the life-altering consequences of high-risk drinking, unprotected sex, sexual assault and HIV/AIDS. Nominated Best Speaker of the Year for 2009, 2010, and 2011 Campus Activities Reader’s Choice Awards, Elaine was featured in USA Today, Time Warner TV, and provided player development training for the NY Giants.
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Sex and Excess: Surviving the Party
Elaine challenges students to confront their own behavior choices as she urges them to party responsibly while respecting one other. Alcohol abuse is the high-risk behavior that interferes most with a successful college education today. Through emotional stories and hard facts, Elaine clearly establishes alcohol’s affects on the brain and the decision-making processes. Negative outcomes such as lower grade point averages, injuries, deaths, violence, and property damage are highlighted. Instead of saying “don’t party,” Elaine provides options for either abstinence or safe alcohol consumption. |
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Elaine effectively connects alcohol abuse to unprotected sex through captivating interactive exercises that get students out of their seats and places them in real-life situations. The consequences of unprotected sex, as well as safe sex, and healthy communication are discussed with honesty and humor. She clearly establishes the relationship of high-risk drinking and sexual assault and warns of the use of date rape drugs.
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Living and Loving in a World with AIDS
Reveals the faces behind the AIDS epidemic. A passionate and engaging storyteller, audiences are riveted as Elaine shares her family's story, and the stories of others. Her talent lies in telling a compelling story, while lacing it with technical information about this global pandemic. She captivates audiences with role- playing exercises and hands on activities. They powerfully demonstrate the realities of HIV infection while allowing participants feel directly involved and emotionally engaged.
An Unheard Voice
Ninety seven thousand college students are sexually assaulted each year. Eighty percent know their assailant and the majority of cases are alcohol induced.
Many victims of sexual assault have confided in and shared their personal stories with Elaine. This has given her a unique understanding of this devastating problem and provided insight into its long-term psychological effects. Victims have difficulty relaxing in social settings, experience depression, and find it challenging to trust again. A victim of a date rape drug herself, Elaine presents a personal perspective that others may not.
Safe Spring Break
Each year thousands of college students flock to the beaches of the U.S. and other foreign destinations for a week of fun and sun. Unfortunately not everyone comes home with happy memories. Some trips have turned into a free-for-all of bad decisions where students have sustained injuries, death, sexual assaults, and legal issues involving arrests. The purpose of this program is to prepare students for a safe and fun week.
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"Your talk changed my life!"
--Student - St. John Fisher College
"She was a great resource for the students, and quickly got them to discuss and think about issues surrounding sex, drugs, and alcohol in a very entertaining, interactive way. Two thumbs up!"
--Maryland Institute College of Art
"Her presentation is both moving and hilarious, and her sharp, witty commentary captivated the freshman. We loved her refreshing and blunt, yet tasteful program."
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Fordham University
"Her presentation was dramatic, fun and made an impact. Best of all, it was interactive... All students should have a chance to experience this."
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Kean University
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