Dan Reilly has is the Director of Substance Abuse Prevention Services.  Prior to coming to Rhode Island he served as an Alcohol and Other Drug/Violence Prevention Specialist for the University of Arizona.  Dan has also served as an inpatient/outpatient Chemical Dependency Counselor and as a Hall Director in university residence life programs.

He earned a Bachelor of Arts – Psychology degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1988 and a Master of Science – Psychology degree from Central Missouri State University in 1992. 

 Recent publications include:  “Program Reduces Binge Drinking on Campus” with Koreen Johannessen,  The Bulletin: Association of College Unions International, September 1998. and  "Preventing Sexual Abuse And Assault." with Judith Becker, Sexual Abuse: Journal of Research and Treatment, October 1999.

Amy Klopfenstein is a URI graduate student in the college student personnel program. She was a 1995 Rhode Island College graduate with a degree in communicative disorders. Her graduate assistainceship includes the co-coordination of the Ram Choices program.

Keith Labelle graduated from the University of Rhode Island with a double major in communications and marine affairs in the fall of 2000. While at the university he was a 4-year starter on the baseball team and was named captain his senior year. He is currently the co-coordinator of Ram Choices and also works for Substance Abuse Prevention services in the office of Student Life.