CRC Friends, Family & Allies Day

1 in 5 college students meet the criteria for a substance use disorder, yet only 4% of those students receive treatment.¹ 

Friends, families, and allies play a powerful role in helping affected Spartans recognize their signs, seek treatment, and thrive in recovery. 

On April 18, 2026, join the Collegiate Recovery Community for Friends, Family & Allies Day, a welcoming event designed to celebrate and strengthen our recovery community.  

Event Highlights: 

• Lunch & Learn: Build practical skills in opioid overdose prevention over lunch at Brody Square.
• Graduate Celebration: Recognize our graduating students.
• Campus Tour: Enjoy a guided tour of Beaumont Tower. 

Attendees will meet at 11 a.m. at Brody Square (241 W. Brody Road). Lunch is provided; provide your names at the cafeteria entrance to be confirmed as participants in the event. Our group will eat in the large dining room in the back left area of the cafeteria.  

All Spartans are welcome. Your presence shows that Spartans are valued. 

Register for the Collegiate Recovery Community’s Friends, Family & Allies Day in Qualtrics. 

This event honors the Association of Recovery in Higher Education’s Collegiate Recovery Week, happening from April 13 to 17.  

1. Pasman et al. (2024). The substance use disorder treatment gap among U.S. college students. Drug and Alcohol Dependence Reports, 12, 100279.