Focus Topics:
      • Virtual Programming & Engagement
      • Mental Health (Trauma-Informed, Co-Occurring Disorders, Self-Care, etc.)
      • Equity and Justice
      • Collegiate Recovery 101 (Fundraising, Community Building, etc.)
      • Student Leadership & Development

         

        Key Dates:

      • October 7th – Proposals Due
      • October 15th – Proposal Announced
      • October 23rd – Early Bird Deadline
      • November 3rd – Scholarship Deadline
      • November 5th – 2020 Staff Summit
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2020 ARHE Collegiate Recovery Staff Summit Schedule
Time (EST) Session Name of Session Presenter(s) Content Area
10:30 AM – 10:45 AM Opening Remarks Welcome! Tim Rabolt, Executive Director, ARHE
10:45 AM – 11:45 AM Opening Keynote Listening Session – A Code of Ethics Lilly Ettinger, Assistant Director, Recovery Services at Baylor University
Jessica Estok, Assistant Director, Substance Use Recovery Services at University of Delaware
Angie Bryan, Collegiate Recovery Program Manager at UCSB
Mackenzie Hogan, Wellness Coordinator at OSU
Tim Rabolt, Executive Director, ARHE		 Collegiate Recovery 101
11:45 AM – 12:00 PM Break
12:00 PM – 1:00PM
Breakout Sessions
 Benefits and Pitfalls of Collegiate Recovery Advisory Boards: A Roadmap for Success! Kathy Hayes, Chairperson Alabama Collegiate Recovery Advisory Council
Hillary Hardie, Program Manager Alabama Collegiate Recovery Community
Dr. Gerard Love, Executive Director, Alabama Collegiate Recovery & Intervention Services		 Collegiate Recovery 101
Holding Space in the Virtual Space Samuel Rathvon, Peer Recovery Mentor, Kennesaw State University Virtual Programming & Engagement
1:00 PM – 1:15 PM Break
1:15 PM – 2:15 PM Midday Keynote What Do We Know About the Basic Demographic Characteristics of College Students in Recovery? Noel Vest, PhD, Stanford University School of Medicine (presenter)
Megan Reinstra, Stanford University (co-author)
John Kelly, PhD, Harvard University and Recovery Research Institute (co-author)
Christine Timko, PhD, Veterans Health Administration and Stanford University School of Medicine (co-author)
Keith Humphreys, PhD, Veterans Health Administration and Stanford University School of Medicine (co-author)		 Collegiate Recovery 101
2:15 PM – 2:30 PM Break
2:30 PM – 3:30 PM
Breakout Sessions
 What You Didn’t Know You Needed to Know Jason Callis, MSW, Kennesaw State University Collegiate Recovery 101
Zoom Fatigue: A League of it’s Own Ann Addington, LPC, Staff Counselor & Coordinator of the Collegiate Recovery Community, Ohio University Mental Health
Staff Chat Networking Session Kristina Canfield, MEd, The University of Alabama at Birmingham Collegiate Recovery 101
3:30 PM – 3:45 PM Break
3:45 PM – 4:45 PM Closing Keynote Inclusivity and the Academy: Social Justice in Collegiate Recovery and the Recovery Movement Kristine DeJesus, PsyD, Montclair State University Equity & Justice
4:45 PM – 5:00 PM Break
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Breakout Sessions
 Harm Reduction with College Students in 2020 During a Pandemic Stephanie Lake, MEd, LAADC, ATOD Intervention Services Coordinator, UC Davis Virtual Programming & Engagement
Reconnected: Collegiate Recovery Networking App Rob Shearon, Program Manager of University of Colorado’s CRC
Ariel Britt, MSW, Senior Director of SAFE Campuses		 Virtual Programming & Engagement

 

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