The CRC newsletter summarizes the activities of the Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC) during the spring semester. It discusses gaining 3 new members and helping them join the family. It describes a camping trip taken by CRC members to Tishomingo Lake where they grew as a group and bonded with other CRCs from other schools. It also mentions the CRC participating in Get Out Starkville as a team building exercise and having their first ever CRC date night to strengthen relationships within the group.

1. official Newsletter
of the MS state CRC Spring Edition
April 2016
Emily Epps
reFlects
on spring
semester
“The CRC has been busy this semester
with a variety of activities to promote
our well-being as individuals and as
a group, with the focus primarily on
bonding as a family. We started off the
semester by gaining 3 new members and
have been busy helping them join the
family ever since. In February, we took
a weekend camping trip to Tishomingo,
where we not only had the opportunity
to grow as a group, but also to flourish
our relationship with other CRCs
from both Alabama and Ole Miss. We
also took on Get Out Starkville, as a
team building exercise for our weekly
seminar meeting. We even had our first
ever CRC date night just last week
where we were paired up with someone
we may not know as well in the group
and had a one-on-one dinner. This gave
us each the opportunity to strengthen
relationships that we may not have
been able to without that assignment.
We never fail to maintain the close-
knit relationships and bond that makes
us a family.” - Emily epps
collegiate recovery community
spotlighted in
Recovery Campus magazine
click to read more!

2. Our Spring at A
glance
Camping trip to tishamingo lake
CRC Students Rocked It Out At Get
Out Starkville
Blake featured in msu our people spotlight
Click image to read the feature!
2016 ARHE
Conference