Research Symposium

26th annual Undergraduate Research Symposium, April 1, 2026

Victoria Wells Poster Session 2: 10:45 am - 11:45 am / Poster #262


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BIO


Victoria Wells is a sophomore Behavioral Neuroscience major in the Honors and Honors Medical Scholars Program. Victoria is originally from Gulf Breeze, FL and came to FSU in hopes of pursuing medicine. Her interest in research bloomed from her participation in the AP Capstone program in high school. Her passion is being further explored through the UROP program as she is in training to be a UROP leader for the following school year.

Examining Developments in the Field of Collegiate Recovery Through a Descriptive Database

Authors: Victoria Wells, Chelsea Shore-Miller, Ph.D.
Student Major: Behavioral Neuroscience
Mentor: Chelsea Shore-Miller, Ph.D.
Mentor's Department: Descriptive Database
Mentor's College: Association of Recovery in Higher Education
Co-Presenters: Triston Christian, Alyssa Abel, Kaylee Perez, Kylie McDaniel, Eva Bouchard, and Leila Jean-Charles

Abstract


Collegiate recovery programs (CRPs) exist to establish and ensure a positive representation of those recovering in college as well as facilitate a supporting atmosphere for this process. A database was created to house, categorize, and compare the existing literature on collegiate recovery found by an extensive literature review. The database serves as a tool for clinicians in a simplified view of the existing knowledge in order to best serve their patients and keep up with new information as it is being produced. This research team was able to find and code 72 additional articles to supplement the database. Articles are coded by citation, demographics, theories, methodology, analyses, integrated behavioral health techniques, and other tags. Together, 12 research briefs were created that exemplify the gaps in existing literature as well as bridge differences in topics to facilitate the discussion of CRP progression and expansion.

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Keywords: Collegiate Recovery Programs, Addiction Recovery