Midwest REgion

St. Cloud State University

Program Details

Established: 2012
Region: Midwest
State: Minnesota
Program Contact: Thaddeus Rybka
TRRYBKA@STCLOUDSTATE.EDU
320.308.6119
Website:  PROGRAM LINK

About the Program

COLLEGIATE RECOVERY COMMUNITY

The St. Cloud State University Collegiate Recovery Community is a program within the Division of Student Life and Development (SLD), founded in 2012. The CRC currently employees a full-time Recovery Community Coordinator and a full-time Graduate Assistant. The SCSU Recovery Community offers dedicated on-campus recovery housing for up to 20 individuals (enrolled at St. Cloud State University or St. Cloud Technical and Community College). This high amenity facility offers each student a furnished private bedroom with a walkthrough closet and attached private bath in a four-person apartment unit. Students interested in recovery housing must complete the application process and be eligible by meeting requirements. We are a mid-sized program. The CRC also partners with the SCSU Rehabilitation and Addiction Counseling Program to offer a small, dedicated drop-in center in the Education Building with office hours available Monday – Friday. Students in or seeking recovery can stop in during scheduled hours to meet with trained (Master’s level) peer mentors who provide support in a variety of areas such as academic self-efficacy, career exploration, etc., Our sponsored student organization, Students Taking Action in Recovery and Service (STARS), provides opportunities for students in or seeking recovery to engage in on going service opportunities on campus and in the community. They also sponsor campus-wide events that have been attended by hundreds of students and community members. Newcomers can participate in STARS and make use of the drop-in center without being formally admitted to the CRC.

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COLLEGIATE RECOVERY PROGRAM

A collegiate recovery program (CRP) is a College or University-provided, supportive environment within the campus culture that reinforces the decision to engage in a lifestyle of recovery from substance use. It is designed to provide an educational opportunity alongside recovery support to ensure that students do not have to sacrifice one for the other.