Education and Training

Login to EverFi

For trouble logging in, visit the EVERFI helpdesk: https://resources.everfi.com/help/ or call 800-945-2316.

Your hold will be removed within 72 hours of completing trainings.

• So that the University may continue to foster a safe and respectful climate on campus as it relates to preventing and responding to acts of Prohibited Conduct, this Policy and related procedures have been created and serve to demonstrate the University’s commitment to:
  • Delivering primary prevention and awareness programs and ongoing training and education campaigns to students and employees so they may identify Prohibited Conduct; understand how to report Prohibited Conduct; recognize warning signs of potentially abusive behavior and ways to reduce risks; and learn about safe and positive options for bystander intervention that may be carried out by an individual to prevent harm or intervene when there is a risk of Prohibited Conduct.

UAB can only access information about courses completed by students who are enrolled at UAB and cannot access information about courses completed at another institution. The courses include UAB-specific resources and information that you should be aware of, so plan to take the course(s) again.

Students will be required to complete Alcohol EDU (Part 1 & 2), Sexual Assault Prevention (Part 1 & 2), and On-going training.

• You will receive an email with a link indicating a training has been assigned to you or visit the website: https://admin.fifoundry.net/uab/sign_in .
• You can log in using your Blazer email computer login credentials.

Click on “Tools” and “Help” within the training to speak with an EVERFI specialist and receive help on a particular training.

Contact Title IX Office at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 205-996-1340.

Yes, the Everfi requirements apply to all UAB students, regardless of residency.

Yes, all students who are enrolled at UAB must complete the assigned trainings.

You can access part 2 of the training 30 days after completion of part 1 training.

• Use the forgot password link from within the Everfi platform
• You should have used your @uab.edu email address - but you may have used another email address when you registered.
• You may have made a typo when you originally set up your account (for example, in your email address). If you think that this might be the case, contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call at 205-996-1340 to check.

All incoming student online courses will take approximately 1.5 to 2 hours (90-120 minutes) to complete. All continuing student online courses will take approximately 30-45 minutes to complete.

AlcoholEDU is an interactive, online program designed to inform students about how alcohol affects the body, mind, perceptions and behaviors. The research-based course offers accurate and non-judgmental information, while providing personalized feedback that encourages students to consider their own drinking decisions and those of their peers in a manner that promotes healthy student norms and low-risk behaviors.

Data suggest that AlcoholEdu significantly improves knowledge and increases protective behaviors among students who drink alcohol. A research study on AlcoholEdu showed that students who completed it experienced a 50% reduction in negative academic and personal consequences (Wall, 2007). Wall, A. F. (2007). Evaluating a Health Education Website: The Case of AlcoholEdu. NASPA Journal, 44(4), Art. 4.

The college experience encompasses many situations outside of academics. Alcohol may or may not be a part of that experience. As part of our comprehensive approach to alcohol education and to proactively address alcohol use, we require that all students complete the course so you can consider how you would approach situations involving alcohol while at UAB. The course also provides you with campus expectations and resources. 

We understand many college students are non-drinkers, however even non-drinkers can be impacted by the alcohol use of others. AlcoholEdu is designed to provide a personalized course based on the information you provide. If you don’t drink, you will receive information tailored to you that supports your non-drinking behavior. You will also receive information about how to cope with the drinking behaviors of others in addition to learning skills for how to intervene if someone’s drinking puts them or others at risk. Additionally, there may be future situations in which you reconsider your decision on whether to abstain or not. The information provided in this course can prepare you in making an educated decision about alcohol use regardless of whether your drinking status changes in the future.

No, all registered students are required to complete the course.

All students must complete this course.

The course asks questions about your behaviors and attitudes to help personalize your experience. Because the course is personalized, it is beneficial to answer each question honestly so you can receive the most tailored and relevant information. All responses are confidential; the school will only receive information about the student body as a whole and will not receive information that will connect any student with their answer. We will only be able to see whether or not students’ completion or incompletion status as well as final grade. Absolutely no individual answers to questions or free-responses are linked with your personal information and there are no repercussions associated with any of your answers. 

• An overview of the AlcoholEdu course structure and key concepts.
• A demo video that provides you with an overview of the course experience your child will be moving through. 
• Helpful resources, such as tips on talking to your college student about alcohol, warning signs of an alcohol problem and links to additional resources.

AlcoholEDU has 2 parts. Part 1 takes approximately 1.5-2 hours to complete. Part 2 is about 5 to 10 minutes long. You do not have to do the course in one sitting. AlcoholEDU is divided into smaller modules. You can complete a module in about 5 to 10 minutes. As long as you complete a module in its entirety, you will be able to log back in later and begin the next module. 

If you do not complete AlcoholEDU by the due date, a hold will be placed on your account which will prevent you from registering on-time for classes the following semester.

Login to EverFi

For trouble logging in, visit the EVERFI helpdesk: https://resources.everfi.com/help/ or call 800-945-2316.

Your hold will be removed within 72 hours of completing trainings.

• So that the University may continue to foster a safe and respectful climate on campus as it relates to preventing and responding to acts of Prohibited Conduct, this Policy and related procedures have been created and serve to demonstrate the University’s commitment to:
  • Delivering primary prevention and awareness programs and ongoing training and education campaigns to students and employees so they may identify Prohibited Conduct; understand how to report Prohibited Conduct; recognize warning signs of potentially abusive behavior and ways to reduce risks; and learn about safe and positive options for bystander intervention that may be carried out by an individual to prevent harm or intervene when there is a risk of Prohibited Conduct.

UAB can only access information about courses completed by students who are enrolled at UAB and cannot access information about courses completed at another institution. The courses include UAB-specific resources and information that you should be aware of, so plan to take the course(s) again.

Students will be required to complete Alcohol EDU (Part 1 & 2), Sexual Assault Prevention (Part 1 & 2), and On-going training.

• You will receive an email with a link indicating a training has been assigned to you or visit the website: https://admin.fifoundry.net/uab/sign_in .
• You can log in using your Blazer email computer login credentials.

Click on “Tools” and “Help” within the training to speak with an EVERFI specialist and receive help on a particular training.

Contact Title IX Office at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 205-996-1340.

Yes, the Everfi requirements apply to all UAB students, regardless of residency.

Yes, all students who are enrolled at UAB must complete the assigned trainings.

You can access part 2 of the training 30 days after completion of part 1 training.

• Use the forgot password link from within the Everfi platform
• You should have used your @uab.edu email address - but you may have used another email address when you registered.
• You may have made a typo when you originally set up your account (for example, in your email address). If you think that this might be the case, contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call at 205-996-1340 to check.

All incoming student online courses will take approximately 1.5 to 2 hours (90-120 minutes) to complete. All continuing student online courses will take approximately 30-45 minutes to complete.

AlcoholEDU is an interactive, online program designed to inform students about how alcohol affects the body, mind, perceptions and behaviors. The research-based course offers accurate and non-judgmental information, while providing personalized feedback that encourages students to consider their own drinking decisions and those of their peers in a manner that promotes healthy student norms and low-risk behaviors.

Data suggest that AlcoholEdu significantly improves knowledge and increases protective behaviors among students who drink alcohol. A research study on AlcoholEdu showed that students who completed it experienced a 50% reduction in negative academic and personal consequences (Wall, 2007). Wall, A. F. (2007). Evaluating a Health Education Website: The Case of AlcoholEdu. NASPA Journal, 44(4), Art. 4.

The college experience encompasses many situations outside of academics. Alcohol may or may not be a part of that experience. As part of our comprehensive approach to alcohol education and to proactively address alcohol use, we require that all students complete the course so you can consider how you would approach situations involving alcohol while at UAB. The course also provides you with campus expectations and resources. 

We understand many college students are non-drinkers, however even non-drinkers can be impacted by the alcohol use of others. AlcoholEdu is designed to provide a personalized course based on the information you provide. If you don’t drink, you will receive information tailored to you that supports your non-drinking behavior. You will also receive information about how to cope with the drinking behaviors of others in addition to learning skills for how to intervene if someone’s drinking puts them or others at risk. Additionally, there may be future situations in which you reconsider your decision on whether to abstain or not. The information provided in this course can prepare you in making an educated decision about alcohol use regardless of whether your drinking status changes in the future.

No, all registered students are required to complete the course.

All students must complete this course.

The course asks questions about your behaviors and attitudes to help personalize your experience. Because the course is personalized, it is beneficial to answer each question honestly so you can receive the most tailored and relevant information. All responses are confidential; the school will only receive information about the student body as a whole and will not receive information that will connect any student with their answer. We will only be able to see whether or not students’ completion or incompletion status as well as final grade. Absolutely no individual answers to questions or free-responses are linked with your personal information and there are no repercussions associated with any of your answers. 

• An overview of the AlcoholEdu course structure and key concepts.
• A demo video that provides you with an overview of the course experience your child will be moving through. 
• Helpful resources, such as tips on talking to your college student about alcohol, warning signs of an alcohol problem and links to additional resources.

AlcoholEDU has 2 parts. Part 1 takes approximately 1.5-2 hours to complete. Part 2 is about 5 to 10 minutes long. You do not have to do the course in one sitting. AlcoholEDU is divided into smaller modules. You can complete a module in about 5 to 10 minutes. As long as you complete a module in its entirety, you will be able to log back in later and begin the next module. 

If you do not complete AlcoholEDU by the due date, a hold will be placed on your account which will prevent you from registering on-time for classes the following semester.