Thank you for participating in the 2025 iteration of the biennial collegiate recovery program survey!
Colleges and universities with collegiate recovery programs, including those in early stages of development · Biennial survey, distributed every two years
From collegiaterecovery.org/arhe-collegiate-recovery-program-survey ↗In June 2020, ARHE launched the first ARHE Collegiate Recovery Program Survey. The intention of the survey was to collect data on collegiate recovery programs on a recurring basis to ensure ARHE has up-to-date information on its member programs while also keeping a finger on the pulse of what is happening across the field. The survey will be distributed every two years and members schools will receive communication from ARHE staff when the survey is released.
The survey is at the institutional level, meaning that we only request one response per college or university. A staff person or other person responsible for the day-to-day operations would be the best respondent. Both current ARHE members and non-members are encouraged to complete the survey.
The survey will take approximately 1 hour to complete. Most of the questions ask about information that a person responsible for the program's daily operations can answer easily without looking up additional information.
Your institution's responses will be combined with the responses of other institutions and shared with our stakeholders, decision-makers, and the general public. We will prepare a report and overview of the data, as well as several manuscripts for which we'll see peer-reviewed publication. The de-identified dataset will be shared with researchers (and budding researcher students) who request it.
The survey is at the institutional level, meaning that we only request one response per college or university. A staff person or other person responsible for the day-to-day operations would be the best respondent.
The survey will take approximately 1 hour to complete.
While no incentive is being offered for taking this survey, the results, pooled with other respondents' results, will likely be very useful to your program's advocacy efforts, and will help advance the field as a whole.
Your institution's responses will be combined with the responses of other institutions and shared with our stakeholders, decision-makers, and the general public.
You can also save the survey and return to it at a later time. In order to save a survey in progress, please advance to the next page in order to save the page that is currently in progress.