Collegiate Recovery Leadership Academy Application

Apply for the 2024 -2025 School Year

Collegiate Recovery Leadership Academy Application 2024-2025

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Personal and Contact Information

Name(Required)

First Last

Pronouns(Required)

Address(Required)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Email (This will be the main way we contact you. Please list your primary email address)(Required)

Primary Phone Number(Required)

College/University(Required)

Major / Program of Study(Required)

Expected Year of Graduation(Required)

Please enter a number from 2010 to 2030.

Are you a person in recovery?(Required)

Yes

Other

If you selected "other" above, please explain

Does your campus have a Collegiate Recovery Community or Program?(Required)

Yes

Please answer the following questions

Why is the topic of addiction and/or recovery important to you? Please answer in no less than 150 words.(Required)

SAFE Project defines servant leadership as “a leadership style where the leader's primary goal is to serve others. They prioritize the well-being, success, and empowerment of others above their own.” Why is servant leadership important to you? In what ways do you hope to grow as a leader? Please explain in no less than 150 words.(Required)

Tell us about an academic or professional setback that you have experienced and how you worked to overcome it.(Required)

We understand that different communities have been impacted differently by the addiction epidemic. What are your ideas for how to expand recovery in higher education to be more diverse, inclusive, and equitable? Please answer in no less than 150 words.(Required)

Each CRLA fellow is responsible for working on an impact project throughout their fellowship year. Impact projects fall into 3 major categories:

Creating or expanding collegiate recovery support on campus, this includes creating a recovery meeting, creating a collegiate recovery community, or expanding these offerings that might already exist on campus.

Creating or expanding harm reduction initiatives on campus, this includes university initiatives to offer naloxone and trainings on campus, offering fentanyl testing strips and trainings on campus, or expanding these offerings that might already exist on campus.

Destigmatizing addiction and providing education on campus, this includes training students and staff about recovery allyship and/or the No Shame Movement, or expanding these offerings that might already exist on campus.

If a fellow would like to focus their impact on a project not outlined above, they are able to create their own impact project focus, working with SAFE staff to define their goals.

Which of the 4 major categories would you like to focus your impact project on? Why? How could this project be continued after it is implemented, even after your fellowship year? Please explain in no less than 150 words.(Required)

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