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Amazing, please check out this new website and resource! Collegiate Recovery Programmes, or CRPs, are designed to support students and staff who strive for recovery from substance use, alcohol, or behavioural addictions, while achieving success in higher education. CRPs create environments within existing campus cultures, and wellbeing programmes, where people in recovery feel safe, supported and valued. Research from the 150+ CRPs in the United States has found that CRPs contribute to both successful recovery from addiction, and improved academic outcomes when compared to the general student population. While CRPs are often different from university to university, these predominantly peer-led programmes include features such as recovery-friendly events, spaces and accommodation, opportunities to challenge addiction-related stigma, and enhance the scope of existing student wellbeing and support services Zoe Faragher-Thomas Victoria Seed Lucinda Jenkins Johnny Graaff Rupert Syme John Elford John McKeown Paul Flynn Johan Sorensen Jaz Dalrymple Deirdre Boyd Lee FitzGerald Talitha Fosh MBACP FDAP Tanya Haynes James Hitchen Richard Coltart Richard Turrell Seán Wood Start2Stop

It's what we do when given the opportunity.

Have you ever stopped to think about your unconscious biases? 🤔 Recognising them is the first step to breaking them down. Share one bias you've become aware of and how you're addressing it. Let’s talk.

A recent court ruling in North Carolina has allowed public high school athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL). This decision applies to athletes in public schools across the state, giving them the ability to earn money through endorsements, sponsorships, and other NIL-related deals. The ruling aligns with trends in college athletics, where NIL deals have become a common practice. North Carolina now joins other states that have already permitted high school athletes to take advantage of NIL opportunities. This change introduces a new dynamic to high school sports, impacting both student-athletes and schools as they navigate this evolving landscape. #NIL #HighSchoolSports #NorthCarolina #StudentAthletes #PublicSchools #HighSchoolAthletics #SportsLaw #NILDeals #YouthAthletics

Last week I participated in an Arizona Council On Economic Education Financial Fitness in Action event at Arizona Cardinals Prep Academy. If you haven't volunteered in one of these events, you are missing out! It's so much fun interacting with the students and helping them understand what it means to budget and really get them thinking about their future as young adults. ❤️ #ACEE #wafdbank #FinancialFitness #FinancialEducation #studentsuccess #lovewhatyoudo #budgeting #FinancialLiteracy

This project took 14 years ... WFU set to break ground on new entertainment complex near Allegacy Stadium (Winston-Salem Journal)Wake Forest University officially breaks ground Saturday on The Grounds, an ambitious 100-acre mixed-use development around the university’s athletic complex, 14 years after the project was announced. The groundbreaking formally kicks off the $215 million project involving the university, Winston-Salem, and developers Carter of Atlanta and Front Street Capital of Winston-Salem. Seen in Business North Carolina Magazine Daily Digest newsletter

An absolute pleasure. The conversion was rich in solutions rather than a perspective of reactions. Often we look to mitigate the impact of society on our young people. Rather than looking to remove any barriers that they may face. It was great to get back to the core, with a group of individuals who which to use sport, not only as a mechanism for a professional avenue, but more to draw away the skills that sport teaches us. Having played full time football and part time in non-league. Even being lucky enough to move onto the Conference. All whilst running a business. Sport has taught me the following: - hard work is not negotiable, - just because you like something it doesn’t make the grind any easier, - resilience is a must in any walk of life, - team work is essential to build morale and culture, - you must be willing to pick others up around you where they need a helping hand. These are the same principles that I have applied to life and here at Bouncing Statistics whilst I wish for young people to learn these vital skills and values also.

An important professional development opportunity for those navigating the complexities of high risk behaviors especially hazing. At whatever level of organizational charts or across types of Postsecondary institutions and other higher education based organizations, this can help you create plans to improve the experience of students.

Dr. Andrew Heyes is an #antidoping researcher, an elite athlete, and an engaged advocate for issues affecting athletes. Learn more about his scientific endeavors, his work on UK Anti-Doping's Athlete Commission, and more in our recent podcast interview: https://lnkd.in/g4ruaAks

Florida State Sport Management, DePaul School of Hospitality and Sports Business, University of Florida - Department of Sport Management, UNC Sports & Entertainment Summit, UW-Parkside Sport Management Conference, SDSU Sport & Recreation Management/Administration, Mercer University SMAC fellows....to learn more about the world of College Sports Communicators and sports communication, please tune into this webinar!!