CTN/ATTC Webinar: Characterizing and Enhancing Collegiate Recovery Programs (1.5 CME/CE; Sept 24, 11am PT)
09/08/2025
Join the Northwest ATTC (at ADAI), the Pacific Southwest ATTC, and the Western States Node of the NIDA Clinical Trials Network for their next webinar:
Characterizing and Enhancing Collegiate Recovery Programs: Results from a Methodology Project
September 24, 2025, 11am – 12:30pm PT
Noel Vest, PhD, Assistant Professor at Boston University School of Public Health
1.5 CME/CE credits available. See flyer for information on accreditation and credit types.
In this presentation, Dr. Vest will explore findings from a mixed-methods national study examining the structure, implementation, and impact of Collegiate Recovery Programs (CRPs) in the U.S. and Canada.
Participants will learn about CRP funding models, mutual-help group (MHG) integration, and student recovery pathways, including key demographic trends and service utilization patterns. Drawing on both survey and qualitative data, the presentation will highlight barriers and facilitators to program success, with practical recommendations for expanding culturally competent and sustainable recovery support on college campuses.
Learning objectives:
- Describe at least three (3) key findings from national studies on CRPs, including trends in program structure, student demographics, and recovery support offerings.
- Specify at least two (2) ways that implementation science frameworks, such as CFIR 2.0, can be used to identify barriers and facilitators to integrating MHGs within campus-based recovery settings.
- Identify at least three (3) practical strategies that behavioral health professionals and campus staff can use to support the development and expansion of inclusive, evidence-informed recovery services in college environments.
