On Wednesday May 31st, join SSW ATTC Educational Consortium partner school, the University of Central Arkansas with presenter Dr. Stephanie Rose on 'Narcan on College Campuses and other Work Settings.'
Join us to talk all about Narcan and how to advocate to provide Narcan on your college campus or work setting. We will talk about the why and the how to help with obtain buy-in and support from stakeholders. We will explore challenges, as well as strengths that can be beneficial and success to provide Narcan on college campuses and work settings!
Presenter:
Stephanie Rose, DSW, LCSW, AADC, CS, DCC, Educational Consortium Project Coordinator for UCA
Dr. Stephanie Rose is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Sciences and is the Program Director of the Addiction Studies Program. She graduated from Capella University in Minneapolis, Minnesota with her Doctor of Social Work with an emphasis in addiction. Dr. Rose received her Master’s of Social Work and Bachelor’s of Social Work from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Dr. Rose is a Licensed Certified Social Worker, Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor, as well as, a Drug and Alcohol Clinical Supervisor. Dr. Rose is a member of the Arkansas Collegiate Network and served on the National Association of Social Work Board in several positions, including President. Dr. Rose continues to practice as a mental health professional with a focus on co-occurring disorders. Dr. Rose teaches both undergraduate and graduate students in the field of addiction.
In the News:
Program director of UCA's addiction studies program, Dr. Rose helped to bring Nalobox, an initiative of the Arkansas Collegiate Network Bystander Rescue Program to her school. Beginning summer 2022, UCA was the first university in Arkansas to provide access to Narcan through Nalobox across the campus. Read more about Dr. Rose's efforts: https://uca.edu/news/uca-first-arkansas-college-to-participate-in-collegiate-naloxbox-bystander-rescue-program/
On April 17th 2023, Dr. Rose, along with Addiction Studies students at UCA spoke at the state capitol at the 'Save AR Students' rally to focus on providing Narcan safely to all college and high school campuses across Arkansas.
Additional Supporter:
This presentation is supported by the Arkansas Opioid Recovery Partnership. Learn more at https://www.arorp.org/
