Student and Family Resources
Resources for StudentsÌý
̽»¨ÊÓƵ offers a wide range of resources to support undergraduate and graduate students. These services include education, prevention, recovery support and more. Some resources are provided by Health Promotion, while others are offered through campus offices and departments.Ìý
Classes, Workshops and PresentationsÌý
Health Promotion offers classes, workshops and presentations to support students as they reflect on their relationship with alcohol and other substance use.Ìý
Nicotine Coaching and Quit KitsÌý
Health Promotion provides free nicotine coaching, anonymous online check‑ins and free quit kits. Nicotine patches and gum are also available for purchase over‑the‑counter at the Apothecary Pharmacy in Wardenburg Health Center.Ìý
Counseling & Psychiatric Services (CAPS)Ìý
CAPS offers services related to substance use, including assessments, brief individual therapy, referrals to recovery and community resources, support for concerned friends and family members and suboxone treatment.Ìý
Student Outreach, Advocacy & Support (SOAS)Ìý
SOAS supports students in navigating challenges and connecting with campus resources. Case managers work with students to identify concerns, explore options and create an action plan, including support related to substance use.Ìý
Office of Victim Assistance (OVA)Ìý
OVA provides free, confidential counseling, advocacy, information and referrals for students who have experienced trauma, violence, harassment, discrimination or other life‑disruptive events.Ìý
Collegiate Recovery Community (CUCRC)Ìý
CUCRC offers peer support, meetings, recovery‑focused housing, events and connection for students in recovery or exploring recovery related to alcohol, drugs, eating disorders, self‑harm and other unwanted behaviors.Ìý
Naloxone (Narcan) and Fentanyl Test StripsÌý
Naloxone is an FDA‑approved medication that can temporarily reverse an opioid overdose. Naloxone is available for free and without a prescription at the Health Promotion front desk (third floor of Wardenburg Health Center) with a Buff OneCard, and for purchase at the Apothecary Pharmacy.Ìý
Fentanyl test strips are a free harm‑reduction tool that can help reduce the risk of overdose by detecting the presence of fentanyl in substances before use. Because fentanyl can be present even when it’s not expected, test strips offer an important layer of safety and awareness for individuals who choose to use substances. Fentanyl test strips are available at the third floor desk at Wardenburg Health Center.Ìý
CU NightRideÌý
CU NightRide is a free, student‑operated night‑time transportation service for ̽»¨ÊÓƵ students, staff and faculty.Ìý
WellTrackÌý
WellTrack is a free app available to all ̽»¨ÊÓƵ students. It offers self‑guided tools and courses based on cognitive behavioral therapy to support mental well‑being and address concerns such as stress, anxiety and depression.Ìý
̽»¨ÊÓƵ Gold Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP)Ìý
The Gold SHIP provides coverage for mental health, behavioral health and substance‑use services.Ìý
Resources for Families
̽»¨ÊÓƵ offers resources to help families support their students and learn more about alcohol and other drug use. These resources include education, conversation guides and campus services that work directly with students.Ìý
Talking With College Students ̽»¨ÊÓƵ Alcohol HandbookÌý
This free handbook offers information, tips and resources to help families have thoughtful, effective conversations with their student about alcohol and other drug use.Ìý
Student Outreach, Advocacy & Support (SOAS)Ìý
SOAS works with students to navigate challenges and connect with campus resources. Case managers help identify concerns, determine next steps and coordinate support, including concerns related to substance use.Ìý
Collegiate Recovery Community (CUCRC)Ìý
CUCRC provides connection and support for students, faculty and staff who are in recovery or seeking recovery. Families can learn more about the community and recovery‑friendly resources available to their student.Ìý