At a glance
- Program established
- 2018
About the program at Marshall University
Collegiate Recovery Community is the collegiate recovery program at Marshall University in Wellness Center One John Marshall Drive Huntington, West Virginia. Established in 2018, the program provides peer support, recovery-protective programming, and a community for students who are maintaining sobriety while pursuing their degree. It is a member of the Association of Recovery in Higher Education (ARHE). The community is medium-sized (15–45 students).
Program Features
- Graduate student programming
- Dedicated recovery space on campus
- Institutional support and funding
- Peer support services
- Scholarships available
- Support Services: Offers recovery-protective programming, such as seminars related to recovery or relapse prevention, mutual aid meetings, case management, advising, and team-building activities
Inclusive Support
2SLGBTQIA+, Students from racialized communities, Students with disabilities or differing abilities, Faith-based, Eating Disorders, Supports students not in abstinence-based recovery, Other process addictions
Need treatment before campus?
Talk with someone about detox, residential, or outpatient care. Free, confidential, and available around the clock.
Staffing, housing and scholarship details change each academic year — confirm with the program before making plans. Send a correction.