Collegiate Recovery Program

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Values

  • Wellness Through Sober and Healthy Living
  • Academic Excellence
  • Leadership and Civic Engagement
  • Connection through meaningful relationships

Requirements

  • Weekly Recovery Seminar
  • Active Participation in 12-step or other recovery group
  • Commitment to Service
  • Commitment to Academic Success
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Benefits

  • Opportunities to connect with other students in recovery.
  • Opportunities to be of service.
  • Opportunities to raise awareness of recovery issues on campus.
  • Travel to regional Collegiate Recovery Community retreats and the National Association of Recovery in Higher Education’s annual meeting.
  • Students participate in seminars designed to strengthen and support their recovery.
  • Students enjoy social activities with other program members.
  • Program members are eligible to win a Service Award!
  • All students involved in Georgia Tech’s Collegiate Recovery Program are sustaining satisfactory academic progress toward their respective degree programs.
  • Students who are actively involved in the Georgia Tech Collegiate Recovery program have expressed appreciation for the opportunity to build community, develop meaningful relationships and hold themselves and one another accountable for their recovery.

For Tech Students

In order to apply to admission to the Collegiate Recovery Program, students must already be enrolled in the Georgia Institute of Technology.

The Program cannot grant special status to students who do not meet minimum academic undergraduate or graduate requirements for Georgia Tech.

Please visit the Georgia Tech Office of Undergraduate Admission or the Office of Graduate Education websites with specific questions. There is a different process for freshman, transfer, international, non-degree, dual enrollment, and graduate enrollment and the websites address each.

Admission to CRP

Prospective students are encouraged to let staff of the Collegiate Recovery Program know that they will be enrolled at Georgia Tech with the intent of applying to the program.

Before applying to the Collegiate Recovery Program make sure the minimum requirements are met:

  • Admission into Georgia Tech
  • At least 90 days of continuous, long term recovery from a substance use disorder. If less than 90 days but committed to recovery, can be admitted on a conditional basis.

To apply to the Collegiate Recovery Program fill out the application and schedule a time to meet with CRP staff.

Recovery Program Administrator

To apply and if you have any questions please contact Dr. Vidal Annan, PhD.