Join this week’s Collegiate Recovery Conference

It’s not too late to register for the 2021 Collegiate Recovery Conference happening May 20-21! This virtual event will feature 22 professionals from across the nation who will lead discussions on collegiate recovery—a university effort that supports students in or seeking recovery from substance use while promoting their wellbeing, academic success, and a rich college experience.

Through keynotes, breakout groups, and expert panels, attendees will examine the work being done by WSU and the three other seed grantees, hear recovery stories from students and alumni, and much more.

This event is free for everyone. Can’t make all the sessions? No problem! Join the sessions you can and watch the recordings for the ones you missed. Recordings will be posted on the conference landing page.

Register today!

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