Randy Haveson, M. A.
Randy Haveson, M. A.
Taking the High out of Higher Education! College Alcohol and Drug Prevention and Recovery: Past, Present, and Future
Taking the High out of Higher Education! College Alcohol and Drug Prevention and Recovery: Past, Present, and Future
Taking the High out of Higher Education! College Alcohol and Drug Prevention and Recovery: Past, Present, and Future
Wednesday 7th September 2016
Dr John Clapp joins Randy Haveson to discuss college alcohol and drug prevention, focusing on Ohio State's Recovery Program and Generation RX.
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Randy Haveson, M. A.
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Recovery Reimagined
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
Recovery from Trauma
Family Recovery from Addiction
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!College Life Sober: Dr John Clapp on Alcohol and Drug Prevention
It helps to have that you know, a vice president and a couple deans supporting this, and so it also gives us kind of a platform when we go talk to other schools, to kind of point out: you know there's ways to sustain these types of programs on your campus, and getting buy-in from academic units as well as student life can be really important.
Picture this: a college campus where students are thriving, not just academically but also in their personal recovery journeys. In this episode of RISE Radio, host Randy Haveson chats with Dr John Clapp, the Director of The Higher Education Center at Ohio State University, to pull back the curtain on alcohol and drug prevention in higher education. They dive into the nitty-gritty of how alcohol education has changed over the years and what’s being done to support students now.
Dr Clapp sheds light on Ohio State's Recovery Program, a beacon of hope for students in recovery, and the innovative Generation RX program, which offers self-administered substance screenings. But it's not all smooth sailing; they also discuss the precarious nature of funding for these essential programs and why securing a stable financial future is crucial. If you're curious about how colleges are tackling these challenges and want some practical insights, this episode is a must-listen.