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Collegiate Landscape
- 2. National Survey on Drug Use and Health (2013) • 59.4% • 39% • 12.7% http://www.samhsa.gov/data/sites/default/files/NSDUHresultsPDFWHTML2013/Web/NSDUHresults2013.pdf
- 3. 6,820 Substance abuse disorder 1,320 Substance dependency disorder 5,280 Engaging in illicit drug use 440 Seeking assistance for disordered substance use 7,700 Do not meet criteria for any substance use disorders With an enrollment of 22,000
- 4. 31 Substance abuse disorder 6 Substance dependency disorder 24 Engaging in illicit drug use 4 Seeking assistance for disordered substance use 35 Do not meet criteria for any substance use disorders In a Class of 100 Students
- 5. Flicker Commons by tyo Collegiate Recovery Programs: Providing a safety net
- 7. National CRC Statistics • Higher GPA average • Higher Retention rate • Higher graduation rate
- 8. CRP Recovery Models Early National Models Emerging Models
- 9. Rutgers Rutgers University Health Services, 2001
- 10. Augsburg College
- 11. Texas Tech University (Cleveland et al., 2010)
- 12. Nevada’s Recovery and Prevention Community The University of Nevada
- 13. Of Those in Recovery...
- 16. • 37% are currently taking medication for mental health
- 17. Change the campus culture that accepts substance use as “part of the college experience” to a culture where wellness and sobriety prevail.
- 19. Intrapersonal Interpersonal University Community at Large A Students’ Perspective Bronfenbrenner's Ecological System Theory
- 20. Student CRP University Community at Large Bronfenbrenner's Ecological System Theory A CRP’s Perspective
- 21. TYR.com The Top Three Assets are critical -- Mutual aid support groups near or on campus. Dedicated staff for a collegiate recovery program. Dedicated physical space where students in recovery can gather and meet.
Editor's Notes
- In the past month --- 57.8% of fulltime college students aged 18 to 20 used alcohol 40.1% engaged in binge alcohol use 16.6% engaged in heavy alcohol use.
- Faculty recognition
- Faculty recognition
- Helping students connect and get involved is central to student success and retention. Equally important are resources to address safety, behavioral, physical and psychological needs. Becoming aware of services to help connect students to resources and encouraging use of those resources can also have a huge impact on student achievement. Together they provide a safety net for faculty, staff and students, as conveyed by Marcelo.
- Student – Acceptance of self CRP – Seminar w/ “Love Languages” University – Community