"Wasted Youth" is a short video presentation produced by Rowan University and Security On Campus, Inc. that puts a "human face" on the devastation brought about by alcohol abuse in our nation's college and university communities.

The approximately 15 minute video features interviews with the family and friends of Jonathan Levy, 20, a Radford University student who died in a 1997 alcohol related crash.

Rape crisis counselor Tori Hilton is also interviewed and recounts how shots of hard liquor were involved in a gang rape.

Kevin Price a Bucknell graduate who killed 5 people in an alcohol related car crash tells his story.

The family of Raheem Bath a 20 year old Duke University recounts the circumstances that led to his death in 1999 from alcohol related causes. A doctor explains how alcohol can cause deaths like this one which led Duke officials to alert their students about these types of dangers.

The video also features statistics that demonstrate the vast extent of the problem of alcohol abuse among our nation's youth.

Professor Ned Eckhardt's students in the "Television Documentary and Field Production" class produced "Wasted Youth" during the spring of 2000.

Copies are available from Security On Campus, Inc. by calling 1-888-251-7959.