Higher Education Center: Recent Episodes

Higher Education Center

HECAOD podcasts feature voices from the field including prevention and recovery professionals, students, researchers, policy makers and parents. Our goal is to provide lively discussions on current topics that motivate innovation, inspire action and advance the field of AOD misuse prevention and collegiate recovery.

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Sarah Nerad is joined by Dr. Meri Shadley and Jordan Baes from the Nevada Recovery and Prevention Program, or NRAP, at the University of Nevada, Reno to discuss their Inside Out Peer Mentor Program.

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Connie Boehm is joined by Janet Jansen and Joe Zichi of the University of Michigan to discuss their work and the Parent-Family Communication Program!

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Sarah Nerad is joined by Daniel Fred, formerly of Transforming Youth Recovery, to discuss his personal and professional journey with collegiate recovery and the work of TYR!

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Dr. Kenneth Hale is joined by David Arnold of NASPA to discuss prescription stimulants and their effect on college students, his work within the field of collegiate AOD, and more!

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Dr. Kenneth Hale is joined by Dr. Janie Kritzman to discuss the life of her son Jeremy, prescription medication misuse, how we can understand the opioid crisis, and more.

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Dr. Kenneth Hale is joined by Dr. Janie Kritzman to discuss the life of her son Jeremy, prescription medication misuse, how we can understand the opioid crisis, and more.

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Ahmed Hosni is joined by Keith Murphy of Rutgers to discuss diversity within the collegiate recovery community.

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Ahmed Hosni is joined by Gregory Dagner to discuss his journey as a student in recovery and his involvement with the Michigan State CRC.

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Ahmed Hosni is joined by Trent Boozer to discuss Recovery Campus and Trent's journey as a parent with a child in recovery.

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Barbara Ryan is joined by Marian Novak to discuss responsible hospitality programs and its impact on college campuses.