CHES/MCHES Add-On for May 19, 2026 You Bet? Facilitator Training

CHES/MCHES Add-On

The Recovery is Spoken Here training is strongly recommended for any campus hoping to engage faculty or staff in becoming an ally for their students in or seeking recovery, helping to create a recovery-ready campus. A recovery-friendly campus is a campus with a culture of acceptance and empowerment for students in or seeking recovery so that they feel not only comfortable asking for help but also celebrated by the campus community.

Budgets and timelines and SMART goals- Oh my! While many budgets are shrinking, we may feel the pressure to explore opportunities for funding beyond what is provided by our campus to sustain and grow our AOD efforts. Grant writing can feel overwhelming and confusing, but it doesn’t have to be. This intensive session will provide a crash course in grant writing, tailored specifically for campus professionals. It will provide an overview of critical components of successful proposals and provide opportunities to practice these skills so that you can return to campus ready to write!

The Higher Education Center's National Meeting is an opportunity for professionals working to address collegiate substance misuse across the continuum to come together and learn from subject matter experts and their peers. This year’s conference will take place fully virtually, October 19 – 22, 2026. All sessions will be recorded and accessible to all attendees after the conference.