2024 ARHE/ARS/AAPG Annual Conference
15th Annual Collegiate Recovery Conference
23rd Annual Recovery Schools Conference
8th Annual Alternative Peer Groups Conference
Post-Conference Recording Library
Click on the image above to download the list of recorded sessions.
To access the post-conference professionally recording library, please log in to the event website here.
Alternatively, please ensure you have downloaded the conference app and log in. (Download the “EventScribe” app, then search for “ARHE/ARS/AAPG Annual Conference”). If you have an Apple device, the sessions that have recordings should already be updated. You will find a “Recording” button along the bottom navigation after you have clicked on a session. If you have an Android device, you may have to “Refresh Schedule” which is located in the hamburger menu at the top right hand corner before you see the recordings.
The post-conference recording access includes over 76 hours of professionally recorded content AND 15.5 CEUs for only $150. Please click here for the CE information. Enduring CEs are available until July 22, 2025.
Some sessions were not recorded. This is likely because we did not have permission to record them. Additionally, some sessions were not eligible for CEs, so please check the session details to determine if the session is eligible for CEs.
CLICK HERE to access the post-conference recording library step-by-step access instructions!
ARHE Conference
The Association of Recovery in Higher Education (ARHE) National Collegiate Recovery Conference is designed to facilitate a greater understanding about collegiate recovery communities (CRCs) and programs (CRPs), their essential role in colleges and universities across the nation, and the students they support. It is an opportunity for experts in the field of education and addiction recovery to share a body of knowledge across the continuum of care with a focus on recovery support systems in higher education. The conference facilitates the sharing of national standards, developments in the field, ethics in collegiate recovery, and sustainability within higher education.
Further, the conference represents an opportunity for staff, faculty, students, and community members to connect with one another and gain knowledge pertinent to establishing, maintaining, and sustaining strong recovery supports for students in a higher education setting. Participants will be afforded many educational and training opportunities relevant to collegiate recovery, including continuing education credits.
ARS Conference
The Association of Recovery Schools is a registered 501(c)3, nonprofit organization comprised of recovery high schools as well as associate members and individuals who support the integral growth of the recovery high school movement.
Connected through principles, disciplines and tools that set the gold standard for educating and supporting students in recovery, we collaborate with a broad and diverse global network to advocate for a continuum of support and a readiness for student transition in and out of Recovery High Schools. We provide deep expertise, resources and data-driven best practices to Recovery High Schools through training, consulting and accreditation services, while serving as advocates for the educational inclusion of youth recovery.
For the past 20+ years, ARS has hosted an annual conference that provides attendees with an exciting opportunity to connect, receive continuing education credits and learn about adolescent treatment and recovery support services.
AAPG Conference
The Association of Alternative Peer Groups (AAPG) was created to assist in the creation, development, maintenance and regulation of Alternative Peer Groups (APGs). The AAPG Conference is an informative series of workshops for all who are interested in the components necessary to start an Alternative Peer Group. Beginning in 2018, AAPG combined its conference with ARHE and ARS in order to continue with the collaborative efforts of all three groups.
ARHE/ARS/AAPG Annual Conference Theme:
“The Future of Scholastic Recovery: Advancing Recovery-Readiness”
The theme “The Future of Scholastic Recovery: Advancing Recovery-Readiness” signifies a comprehensive approach involving reducing stigma, implementing ally programs, securing administrative support, and fostering forward-thinking initiatives. Our goal is to adapt and innovate in recovery programs, ensuring equitable education and support for individuals on unique recovery journeys. It calls for preparation for major life transitions, anti-stigma advocacy, and an inclusive focus on diverse needs within scholastic recovery, aligning with broader organizational goals in the pursuit of creating environments that facilitate thriving.
This year’s theme builds off the past two year’s themes by asking you to consider the ways in which we can increase recovery-readiness and improve the delivery of student recovery in the future. (2023 Theme: “Diverse Pathways: Honoring Individual Recovery and Building Inclusive Communities” and 2022 Theme: “Evolving Recovery: Expanding the Spectrum of Care”)
Gold Sponsor
Silver Sponsors
Bronze Sponsors
Thank You to all of our Conference Exhibitors as well:
ERC Pathlight
Hikma Specialty
Newport Healthcare
Refine Recovery
Shatterproof
Texas Tech ADRS Program
The Haven at College
R1 Learning
Conference Schedule
*Sessions and rooms are subject to change.
Last updated June 14, 2024
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS / SESSION PRESENTERS
The deadline for submissions has passed. For any questions about the 2024 ARHE/ARS/APG Annual Conference Call for Proposals, please email the Conference Committee at conference@collegiaterecovery.org and we will respond as soon as we can.
*Presenters are responsible for their registration unless told otherwise in writing.*
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CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
Member pricing is offered to anyone who is a member of ARHE, ARS, AAPG, or HECAOD.
Non-member pricing is for those who are not members of ARHE, ARS, AAPG, or HECAOD.
To take advantage of conference pricing discounts and more, become a member of ARHE today by clicking HERE
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Early Bird Ends 3/15 |
Regular 3/15 – 5/24 |
Last Minute Tickets 5/24 – 7/3
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| ARHE/ARS/AAPG/HECAOD Member – Full Conference* | $475 | $525 | $625 |
| Student – Full Conference | $225 | $275 | $325 |
| Non-Member – Full Conference | $625 | $675 | $775 |
| One-Day Registration | – | $200 | $300 |
| Post-Conference Recording Library (76 hours of content + 15.5 enduring CEs, good thru 7/22/2025) | – | $150 | $150 |
*To receive member pricing, please select the full conference ticket price, then use the discount code provided through the listserv. If you are a member and did not receive this code, please contact conference@collegiaterecovery.org!
**A Chef’s Choice Breakfast buffet will be included Sunday-Wednesday, inclusive of water, tea, coffee, juice, fruits, pastries, oats/yogurt, and protein. We cannot guarantee exact menu items, but a sample menu can be viewed here.
Lunch and dinner are NOT provided in conference registration – the hotel has an excellent attached restaurant and coffee shop with grab-and-go options; attendees will also be provided with a list of nearby recommended restaurants to visit.
Billing and Cancellation Policy
Refund and Payment Policy
Full payment of exhibit/sponsor fees must be provided within 45 days of completion of the online reservation process.
Please note that we will fully refund your ticket upon request until Friday, April 26, 2024, less a $50 administrative fee. Refund requests received between April 27, 2024 – May 24, 2024 will be refunded at 50%, less a $50 administrative fee. Refunds may not be granted after May 24, 2024.
Cancellation requests or refund requests must be submitted in writing to Louise Irizarry at recovery@collegiaterecovery.org
Tickets may be transferred to another individual. All transfer requests should be sent to Louise Irizarry at recovery@collegiaterecovery.org
Under all circumstances, ARHE retains the right to resell any booth space cancelled by exhibitor. All cancellations must be sent in writing via e-mail or regular mail to ARHE at:
EMAIL: conference@collegiaterecovery.
REGULAR MAIL: Association of Recovery in Higher Education. P.O. Box 1541
Kennesaw, GA 30156
ARHE Ethics & Integrity Statement:
The Association of Recovery in Higher Education (ARHE) values the relationships with the Sponsors, Exhibitors, Donors, and Members that have been built over the years which work to support our mission. We appreciate their valuable contributions to the field of collegiate recovery. It is that relationship which allows us to offer high quality, value-driven conferences, and services throughout the year.
All staff, board members, interns, fellows, as well as affiliates of ARHE act with honesty, integrity, and fairness in their dealings as representatives of the organization. The organization promotes a working environment that values honesty, fairness, and integrity.
ARHE promotes the highest ethical and legal standards of professional conduct through comprehensive conferences, events, and services. Our organization is knowledgeable of and complies with all laws and regulations.
ARHE regularly reviews programs and services offered and has mechanisms to incorporate lessons learned into future programs. We are responsive to changes in collegiate recovery and the work to be responsive to the needs of our membership. We value community feedback from our membership and those passionate about collegiate recovery and can be reached through our website.
This ethics statement is to show not only what ARHE stands for as an organization, but what values we hope and expect to be upheld by those who we support and support us. This document, the Ethics and Accountability Code, will continue to be reviewed and revised, as necessary by ARHE’s Board of Directors.
Equity & Inclusion Statement
By appreciating the importance of inclusion, we acknowledge that the organizational body and individual talents, skills, and perspectives of members, donors, and affiliates foster a culture of collaborative practice, creativity, and mutual respect. ARHE seeks to empower and engage professionals and students in ways that productively contribute to accomplishing the goals of our membership, regardless of background.
Additionally, ARHE strives to ensure that our membership, leadership, scholarship, and programming are reflective of these values. Through our standards of professional practice, we hold our members and those we affiliate with accountable to these principles in our work on behalf of the organization and collegiate recovery field.