Members of Anheuser-Busch’s Corporate Social Responsibility Speakers Bureau deliver messages of responsibility and respect for the law to students, parents, educators, community groups and military personnel around the country.

	A Survivor’s Story – As a victim of a serious car crash, Adam Blomberg M.D., tells a compelling story of his long road to recovery in A Survivor’s Story. As a survivor, he has dedicated his life to creating public awareness about the importance of responsible driving. Read more.
	A Taste of Reality – Emergency-room nurse Linda Dutil provides middle- and high-school students with a hands-on look at treatments for alcohol poisoning and drug overdose, while teaching effective skills for resisting peer pressure and for making smart, responsible choices. Read more.
	Check Into A Winning Life – Bob Anastas, founder and former executive director of Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD), brings parents and students a motivational message on how teens can use positive peer pressure, networking,and conflict-resolution skills to help make smart choices. The program emphasizes the importance of self-discipline and leadership. Read more.
	Courage to Care – Carolyn Cornelison holds a Ph.D. from Florida State University where she worked as director of the Campus Alcohol and Drug Information Center for four years while advising both BACCHUS & GAMMA. She also spent eight years as a national staff member for the BACCHUS & GAMMA Peer Education Network. Carolyn’s program is a realistic discussion with students that focuses on college drinking,taking responsibility, recognizing abuse and helping those with alcohol problems. Read more.
	Living Proof – Poor choices can have drastic consequences – and Sarah Panzau is Living Proof. Sarah, a former student-athlete, shares her experience as a victim of her own drunk-driving crash and talks to students about peer pressure, knowing your true friends, rising above disabilities, and making smart choices. Read more.
	Street Smart – This interactive presentation by a two-person team of certified firefighters/paramedics reminds students of the dangers of teen drinking, drunk driving, illegal drug use, and not wearing seat belts. The presenters take participants into the real-life drama they experience as they work to save the lives of those who have made poor choices. The program has been shared with more than 600,000 students and military personnel since 2002. Read more.