Compare Collegiate Recovery Programs
Side by side: The University of Texas at Austin · Auburn University · Arizona State University. Details come from each program's own listing and website — confirm anything that matters with the program.
| Program | Public The University of Texas at AustinCenter for Students in Recovery Verified profile Remove | Auburn UniversityRemove | Arizona State UniversityRemove |
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | TX | Auburn, AL | Tempe, AZ |
| Institution type | Public | — | — |
| Enrollment | 52,000 students | — | — |
| Program established | 2004 | 2010 | 2016 |
| Recovery housing | No | Not reported | Not reported |
| Scholarships | Yes | Not reported | Not reported |
| Members | — | — | — |
| Meetings per week | Five weekly gatherings: Afternoon Yoga, Campus Open Recovery, Cannabis Recovery, SMART Recovery, Longhorn Recovery Circle | — | — |
| Profile | Verified | Directory listing | Directory listing |
| Services | |||
| Dedicated recovery space / lounge | Yes | — | — |
| Recovery scholarships | Yes | — | — |
| 12-step / mutual-aid meetings on campus | Yes | — | — |
| Sober social events & trips | Yes | — | — |
| Service & leadership opportunities | Yes | — | — |
| Open to community members / non-students | Yes | — | — |
| Contact | |||
| Program contact | Lilly Ettinger, Director of the Center for Students in Recovery Full profile | Full profile | Nathaniel Harris Full profile |
"Not reported" means the program has not published that detail — it does not mean the answer is no. Figures such as members and meetings are self-reported and change each term.