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Find Your Campus Program ST VIRGIN RECOVERY IS THE EXPECTATION NOT WE IA COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES: THE EXCEPTION WHEN INDIVIDUALS Available to community residents, students, faculty, staff, friends HAVE A COMMUNITY AND SUPPORTIVE and family members. ENVIRONMENT C Individual Peer Support Services O K Find Your Campus Program L R L Ally Training E O G W The West Virginia Collegiate Recovery Network (WVCRN) is a IA T Naloxone Training TE NE 11 resource for information, training and technical assistance for RE RY COVE GROUP SUPPORT SERVICES: any West Virginia college or university that wants to create a recovery community. WVCRN is a grant funded innovative Mindfulness & Meditation partnership, offering peer recovery support services SMART Recovery on seven higher education campuses. Through support, SMART Recovery for Friends and Family education and campus advocacy, we aim to create an inclusive 12 Depression and Bipolar Support environment and supportive community to help students, faculty All Recovery Meetings and staff thrive. 7 VISION: We envision every student in or seeking recovery will have a This network is a project of the Alliance for the Economic 6 7 supportive community and array of resources at any institution of Development of Southern West Virginia, a joint venture among 7 10 9 3 higher education in West Virginia. 10 higher education institutions in southern West Virginia, to 7 1 3 5 promote economic and community development across the 5 9 MISSION: 1 region. Learn more about the Alliance at • To create a culture on campuses across West Virginia that www.marshall.edu/aedswv. 1 3 promotes recovery, inspires hope and values respect. 8 5 MAIN CAMPUS OTHER LOCATIONS 5 3 2 4 • To empower institutions to embrace and promote a The Alliance’s network provides funding to support collegiate 3 7 EXPLORATION PHASE 1 recovery supportive college experience for any potential or recovery at the following institutions: BridgeValley Community 1 2 NETWORK COLLABORATOR current student in or seeking recovery. and Technology College, Bluefield State College, Concord University, Marshall University, Southern West Virginia 1 4 5 1 • Southern WV CTC • To make recovery a norm for West Virginia higher education 3 Community and Technical College, West Virginia Osteopathic 2 • Concord University institutions, resulting in greater access to resources for not 3 • West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine only for students in or seeking recovery, but also for faculty, School of Medicine and West Virginia State University, working 4 • Bluefield State College with the following behavioral health centers: Prestera Center, 5 • New River CTC staff and area residents. 6 • Mountwest CTC Seneca Health Services and Southern Highlands Community • To affirm and inspire hope among students living and thriving 7 • Marshall University Mental Health. Alliance Indicated in Teal 8 • WVU Tech in recovery to reach their fullest potential. Values: Respect for 9 • BridgeValley CTC multiple pathways, inclusion, diversity and equity. 10 • WV State University 11 • West Virginia University 12 • Eastern West Virginia CTC KEY CONTACTS FOR EACH PARTICIPATING INSTITUTION West Virginia Collegiate Recovery Network Marshall University Susie Mullens Amy Saunders Project Coordinator Managing Director 304.614.7177 Marshall University Center of Excellence for Recovery [email protected] 304.696.4800 Sara Payne Scarbro Mountwest Community & Technical College Associate Vice President for External Engagement Amandia Bowen 304.696.2889 Student Services Specialist [email protected] 304.710.1375 Brittany Bruce [email protected] Special Projects Coordinator Southern West Virginia Community and 304.696.6273 Technical College [email protected] Hattie Newsome Coordinator Bluefield State College Student Success Center Cravor Jones [email protected] Director of Counseling 304.896.7068 304.327.4444 [email protected] West Virgina Institute of Technology Kathleen Sauls BridgeValley Community and Technical College Director of Counseling Carla Blankenbuehler 304.929.1237 Assistant Dean of Students [email protected] 304.205.6706 [email protected] West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine Joyce Martin Concord University Program and Outreach Coordinator Angela Fedele Staff Chair Department of Social Work & Sociology Assistant Professor MSW Program Center for Rural and Community Health (CRCH) 304.716.4997 304.647.6571 [email protected] [email protected] Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College West Virginia State University Melissa Shockey Kellie Toledo Supporting Recovery Program Coordinator Director Workforce Education Counseling and Wellness Services 304.434.8000 ext. 9253 304.766.3168 in Higher Education [email protected] [email protected] West Virginia University Across West Virginia VIRG Olivia Dale Pape EST INIA W Director WEST VIRGINIA Collegiate Recovery C 304.293.2547 O K COLLEGIATE RECOVERY L R L Recovery is the Expectation E O [email protected] G W IA T TE NE NETWORK RECOVERY www.marshall.edu/CRN [email protected] This project is supported by federal @CRNWV State Opioid Response funding, @HigherEDWV which originates from the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration..
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