The document discusses substance use and recovery programs among college students. It provides statistics showing that 31 out of every 100 college students meet the criteria for a substance use disorder. Collegiate recovery programs aim to provide support for students in recovery from substance use disorders by offering mutual aid support groups, dedicated staff, and physical space for students to gather. They have been shown to help students achieve higher GPAs and graduation rates compared to those not in recovery programs.

1. The 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.

22. Students Want More!!!