THE CAMPUS RECOVERY EXPLORER
A starting collection of university recovery programs. See what each campus reports, then talk to the people who know it best.
Showing 6 programs · Alphabetical order
Kennesaw, Georgia
University recovery program
Center for Addiction Recovery, Prevention & Education
Kennesaw State’s CARPE provides a collegiate recovery community, recovery support, and educational programming. Its official page lists contacts for both the Kennesaw and Marietta campuses.
East Lansing, Michigan
University recovery program
Collegiate Recovery Community
Michigan State lists individual recovery planning, peer meetings, recovery housing, and scholarship opportunities among its CRC services. Housing and scholarship eligibility require a separate conversation with the program.
Starkville, Mississippi
University recovery program
Bulldogs in Recovery
Bulldogs in Recovery supports students navigating college and recovery. The university describes a community built around student connection, with recovery meetings and campus programming listed on its official site.
Raleigh, North Carolina
University recovery program
Collegiate Recovery Community
NC State describes its CRC as a staff-supported student group for people in recovery or exploring sobriety. The program sits within the university’s Prevention Services.
New Brunswick, New Jersey
University recovery program
Recovery Housing
Rutgers describes a 12-month recovery housing option with counseling connections, academic and career support, and sober activities. Admission involves an interview and recovery-related requirements; confirm the current criteria directly.
Lubbock, Texas
University recovery program
Center for Students in Addiction Recovery
Texas Tech’s CSAR combines recovery community with academic and financial support. The center, formerly named the Center for Collegiate Recovery Communities, lists scholarship opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students in recovery.
This is a starter directory, so a missing campus does not mean support is unavailable. Try clearing a filter or checking the university’s official student support website.
Campus community and clinical care serve different roles. Use the national treatment locator and prepare questions for a qualified provider.