“…CRCs aim to create an environment for students in recovery to experience a sense of belonging and connectedness to others without using drugs or alcohol and to foster successful recovery while interacting with the often substance-saturated college environment (Cleveland, Harris, Baker, Herbert, & Dean, 2007;Harris, Baker, & Cleveland, 2010). Although the prevalence of CRCs has grown, only approximately 600 students participated in such communities in 2013 (Laudet, Harris, Kimball, Winters, & Moberg, 2014). Detailed information about CRCs has been provided by DePue and Hagedorn (2015), Harris et al (2010), and Laudet et al (2014), and an updated database of CRC programs is maintained by the Association of Recovery in Higher Education (www.collegiaterecovery.org).…”