Collegiate Recovery Program
Mission
Metropolitan State University’s Collegiate Recovery Program (CRP) provides support and resources for students who have challenges with substance use or other behavioral addictions. We also support students working toward long-term recovery to increase overall well-being and meet educational, professional, and personal goals.
Goals
- Provide a safe and supportive community to students who are in all stages of recovery.
- Reduce health disparities in addiction within marginalized communities and provide support for Metropolitan State University students from those communities.
- Connect students in recovery with supporting resources and community connections.
- Make a positive impact on student learning objectives, educational outcomes and goals, and professional aspirations.
- Foster student-centered recovery through physical, mental, social, and spiritual wellbeing through culturally responsive services.
- Educate and build better awareness about substance use and addiction that promotes healing and long-term recovery.
Recovery Related Resources
This list includes information about related resources in the community, organized by city.
Become a member of CRP/request more information
To become a member and/or request more information, please complete the CRP member/info request form and someone will follow up with you.
In addition, you can connect with CRP on Engage.
Email CRP at collegiate.recovery@metrostate.edu, or phone for more information at 651.793.1579.
Core team/workgroup members
Maya Sullivan, Dean of Students—Lead
Carrie Noble, SLLD Representative
Dharshini Goonetilleke, faculty
Raquel Gibbs, Program Support
Our CRP is also supported by up to three Recovery Corps members each year.
Extended team/workgroup members
Derrick Crim, faculty
Therissa Libby, faculty
Kevin Spading, faculty
Scott Washburn, faculty
