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West Virginia University Collegiate Recovery Program

Programming

Explore our diverse lineup of recovery-supportive programming.

Daily Recovery Meetings

All pathways to recovery are welcome. Recovery meetings are held at different times everyday of the week except Sundays. Meetings are held at Serenity Place and are also available on Virtual Serenity Place.

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Collegiate Recovery Programs

Explore our recovery and wellness-oriented programming. You do not need to be in recovery to attend these programs and events.

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Weekly Activities

Explore our weekly programming including recovery meetings, programs for loved ones, and other fun, sober activities.

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Special Events

See our special events like game nights, panel discussions, seasonal festivities, and so much more.

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Mountaineers for Recovery

Learn about our Collegiate Recovery student organization and how you can become a part of their activities.

About Mountaineers for Recovery
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Family and Friends

See our resources and events for friends and family members supporting their loved ones.

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Upcoming Event

graduation celebration

May 15th, 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Serenity Place at Maple House (724 College Ave)

Join us on Thursday, May 15th (11am-1pm) to celebrate our 2025 graduates and check out the new Serenity Place! Everyone is welcome! Please RSVP to Olivia Pape at olivia.pape@mail.wvu.edu.

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WhO can Attend?

All are welcome! You do not need to be in recovery to attend Collegiate Recovery activities, programs and events. Friends and family are welcome too.

We strongly encourage students who would like to serve as allies of those who are in recovery to participate! If you are in recovery, Serenity Place and our other resources are a great way to build your support system.

How Do I attend?

Most Collegiate Recovery meetings and events are held at Serenity Place, but can also be attended virtually. You can see the event's details for more information about attendance.

Students can reach out to our Director, Olivia Pape, or Program Coordinator, Andrew Caryl, for additional support or to answer any questions.

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