Building support for those in recovery from substance use, misuse, and abuse.
Join Us!
Whether you are currently in recovery yourself, have loved ones who are in recovery, you choose not to use substances for any reason or if you have a passion in making our community more supportive of those in recovery, you are welcome to be on the Campus Recovery Committee!
Connect Instead
Would you like to join the Committee, but you have more questions? Connect with the Assistant Director of Student Success for Wellness, Haley Mangette at Haley.Mangette@kzoo.edu.
Our Mission
The Campus Recovery Committee supports Kalamazoo College and the local higher education community through engagement, education, and support for those at any point in recovery from substance use, misuse, or abuse.
Our Goals
- Develop initiatives, resources and programs to assist those at any point in their substance use recovery
- Foster a culture of understanding and destigmatize substance use dependence and addiction on our campus
- Review and recommend updates to campus policies and procedures regarding substance use, ensuring they are supportive, compassionate, and aligned with best practices for recovery and inclusion.
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Ground Rules
In order to keep a safe, welcoming, and collaborative environment, the Campus Recovery Committee follows these ground rules:
- Respect
- Privacy/Self-Disclosure
- Take care of yourself
- The “pass” rule
- Right to laugh
- Care for others
Committee Members & Engagement
Committee Members
The Campus Recovery Committee is comprised of faculty, staff, and students.
Committee Meetings
1st meeting is on: April 25th, 2025
- Frequency: Once per month
- Dates: 4th Friday of each month
- Time: 2 – 3 p.m.
- Location: Details on meeting location will be provided via email.
Would you like to join the Committee? Sign-up or email Haley Mangette at Haley.Mangette@kzoo.edu.
Anyone is welcome to this space, whether you are currently in recovery yourself, have loved ones who are in recovery, you choose not to use substances for any reason or if you have a passion in making our community more supportive of those in recovery.