ARHE members have asked to bring back our Monthly Membership Meeting - and we’re excited to make it happen!
ARHE Monthly Membership Meetings will take place each month on the third Monday, at 12pm ET / 11am CT / 10am MT / 9am PT! Register today! These meetings will be a space for:
- Updates from ARHE — brief updates on current initiatives.
- Member feedback — your chance to share your voice and help shape ARHE’s work.
- Peer connection across regions — ask questions, share resources, and strengthen your network.
Join the National Longitudinal Collegiate Recovery Study (CoRe) team as they discuss the latest round of data from the CoRe study including recently published papers, including insights into Recovery Identity, Trauma, and Harm Reduction. Learn more about how your students can participate and improve participation within your community. All schools with more than 10 student participants receive individualized data reports.
Join us on March 9th for a virtual information session about the M.S. in Addiction Policy & Practice program, a one-year Master's program that trains the next generation of leaders to advance addiction policies rooted in evidence and grounded in compassion. This session will feature program alum Benjamin Fraifeld (MS 2022), who is currently the Associate Director for Policy & Advocacy at Maryland's Office of Overdose Response. RSVP now: https://gradapply.georgetown.edu/register/?id=70eeb1b1-532b-410e-a38b-9262c367dbc4 . Reach out to addictionpolicy@georgetown.edu with any questions or accommodation requests. We hope you’ll join us!
- Do you have students in your recovery communities who would be interested in being on a planning committee for this meeting?
- Would you be able and willing to advertise for students and staff to attend? All are welcome, of course, but our focus is on students in recovery.
- You’re welcome to share this Google form to students in your communities so we can reach out to them! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfI8ZJKKG8NWWNRId9yEcPScbci434RK2o-nG5UzGqFCprG8g/viewform
Visit https://tinyurl.com/collegerecoverystudy to learn more or contact Allie Silverman, PhD Candidate for more information (alliesilverman@brandeis.edu).
- identify as a member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or Two Spirit communities;
- identify as a Person of Color, including individuals who are Black, Indigenous, Latina/e/o, Asian/Pacific Islander, or multiracial;
- are in recovery from a substance use disorder; and
- are currently enrolled as a college student at an institution of higher education.
The Center for Young Adult Addiction and Recovery (CYAAR) at Kennesaw State University, Georgia (USA) started the Collegiate Recovery Research Collaborative (CRRC) in 2017. The Association of Recovery in Higher Education (ARHE) is excited to now host the CRRC to allow researchers to connect, collaborate, and progress important research topics within the profession of collegiate recovery.
Currently, the CRRC meets once a month on the first Thursday of the month at 12pm ET / 11am CT / 10am MT / 9am PT. Project-specific meetings may take place outside of this time.
