Fatal Vision Goggles

Any faculty and staff, student leaders, or students who are interested can sign-out Fatal Vision Goggles Kit(s) from the ADEP office. A proper TCNJ photo ID, which will be photocopied or held for the duration of the usage of the kit, is required to rent this kit (valued at $700). Persons interested in using the kit for a presentation is recommended to attend a session with Joe Hadge, the director of ADEP, to learn how to most effectively utilize this educational tool on a college campus. One must agree to use this learning manipulative in a positive, safe and proper educational manner.

In order to sign-out a Fatal Vision Goggle Kit, one must come to the ADEP office located in the Eickhoff Hall room 159. The secretary or one of the student office assistants present will help you with the process. One must bring a valid TCNJ photo ID, which will be either photocopied or held for the duration of the usage of the kit. Reasons and locations of usage must be made clear by the user. Two kits at most will be administered at a time in order to serve all those who are interested. However, ADEP will not be held responsible for short supply of the kits that we keep at the office. It is highly recommended that the kits be reserved in advance to assure highest availability.

For more information on Fatal Vision Goggles, go to www.fatalvision.com.

Fatal Vision® Starter Kit

The Fatal Vision® Starter Kit includes:

• 6 Fatal Vision® goggles: Low, Moderate and High Impairment Levels, Clear and Shaded.
  Click here to see goggle types.
• 1 ONECLOTH® cleaning cloth
• 6 Fatal Vision® cloth bags
• 1 Roll Yellow & Black "Walk-the-Line" Tape
• Instructor's Guide, Activity Guide, Reproducible Student Handouts (Adult, Adolescent, Elementary, and Business versions)
• 2 Classroom Videos: Fatal Vision® and A Fatal Story. Fatal Vision® video - Haunted by a fatal mistake, this teenager gives a spirited talk on the dangers of drinking and driving. (5 minutes 23 seconds.)
  A Fatal Story video - This is a true and powerful story of one parent's loss of a child to drunk driving and the reality that many teenagers don't understand the dangers of drinking and driving. (5 minutes 31 seconds.)