The Substance Abuse Education Office provides free and confidential individual information sessions, assessments, referrals and support as well as campuswide educational programming, sponsored events and classroom guest lecturing. These services are augmented by partnerships with community prevention and treatment experts. Through these services, our office prepares the campus community with knowledge, skills and tools necessary for making educated choices regarding substance use.
In addition, we recognize the special needs of students in recovery and have established a Collegiate Recovery Center (CRC). This is a safe space of fellowship and support for those in or seeking recovery as well as friends and family affected by substance use of loved ones. This center is located in Student Union Room 217. Call the Substance Abuse Education Office (SAEO) at 410-777-2527 for information.
If you’re looking for like-minded friends who are making a real impact, PEERS (Prevention Education Engagement and Recovery Support) is an official Student Government Association club. This diverse group of students uses their collective experiences and evidence-based information to develop prevention programming.
We provide you with information on how to give intranasal Narcan to reverse an opioid overdose. There's also Fentanyl test strips and home medication disposal bags available for pick up in our office.
Learn more about AACC’s drug and alcohol policies, tobacco policy and helpful resources in this booklet.
In this episode of the podcast, Denise Akers shares the vision that brought her back to college. Nicole Williams, Ph.D., reflects on the care human services practitioners must provide: for their clients, students and themselves. Join us for Redefine U, Episode 2: A Continuous Journey.
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