problem gambling awareness project | university of oregon

About the project:

The Problem Gambling Awareness Project (PGAP) at University of Oregon is a collaboration of Lane County Prevention Program at Health & Human Services & the Substance Abuse Prevention Program at University of Oregon.

The foundation for the project was a 2007 survey of over 400 University of Oregon students [report]. The project is currently underway, and being led by Navit Parker, UO student and project coordinator. Navit began PGAP in fall of 2008, and will continue leading the project through June 2010.

For a detailed description of the 2009-10 project & goals, click here.

PGAP brandbook (click to go):

In Fall 2009, look for the launch of www.thepgap.org

PGAP Contact:

Navit Parker, Problem Gambling Awareness Project Coordinator
University of Oregon | Substance Abuse Prevention Program
180 Esslinger Hall
5272 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-5272
541.346.0412 | navit@sapp.uoregon.edu

Local Event:

Problem Gambling Awareness Week Rally

The Lane County Problem Gambling Advisory Committee, in conjunction with the University of Oregon Problem Gambling Awareness Project, held a rally at the University of Oregon on March 4 at 10am. Click here for more information.

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