The Center for the Study of Addiction and Recovery
The Center for the Study of Addiction and Recovery is commited to achieving six primary goals:
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Quality, long-term recovery for the student population through the creation of a Collegiate Recovery Community.
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Development of resiliency in recovering students who often lack the personal, social, academic, and professional skills necessary to be successful.
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Education about the disease of addiction and effective strategies for the prevention and treatment of its consequences.
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Service within the university, local, state, and national communities.
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Creation of an effective replication model that will allow other institutions of higher education to offer similar programs to positively impact their recovering students.
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Research that impacts the way addiction is viewed from an individual, familial, and social perspective, and which will improve treatment success nationwide.
Collegiate Recovery Community
The CSAR provides a place that allows recovering students to extend their participation in a continuing care program, without having to postpone or eliminate the possibility of achieving their educational goals...read more
Replication
The Center for the Study of Addiction and Recovery is interested in beginning to collaborate with other institutions of higher education across the country in order to implement recovery communities on other campuses...read more
