Substance Education, Assessment and Recovery

SEAR APPOINTMENTS

If you are struggling with alcohol or drug use, SEAR can help. To make a SEAR appointment, email sear@uark.edu.

WHAT IS SEAR?

The Substance Education, Assessment and Recovery (SEAR) Program provides direct individual and group interventions to university students with alcohol, cannabis, and other substance-related concerns.

SEAR offers a variety of research-based prevention, early intervention, and recovery support services and programs. SEAR frequently partners with campus groups to promote a learning environment that supports healthy behavior choices, as well as raise awareness about the risks associated with alcohol abuse and illicit drug use.

The University of Arkansas encourages all members of the campus community to familiarize themselves with the annual Alcohol and Other Drug Policy. 

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SEAR Campus Programs

  • Razorbacks Offering Accountability Resources (ROAR)

  • Razorback® Recovery Community (RRC)

  • Bystander Intervention Training

  • Alcohol Awareness Week

  • Safe Spring Break

  • Woo Pig Sober Tailgates

Learn more about Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention for College Students (BASICS).

QUESTIONS ABOUT SEAR?

Contact us via email sear@uark.edu or call 479-575-2500.

 

SEAR Group Interest Form

SEAR Presentation Request Form

SEAR Presentation Satisfaction Survey

 

SEAR collaborates with E.A.R.N lab

Graphic of a tiger with text stating Examining Alcohol Reasoning Norms Lab. The University of Arkansas logo is underneath the text.

SEAR is collaborating with Dr. Byron L. Zamboanga and his E.A.R.N Lab Team, which includes doctoral student Patrick McClain in the Experimental Psychology Program. The E.A.R.N Lab is a dedicated research team focused on studying drinking attitudes and behaviors among young adults. Led by a group of experienced researchers, the E.A.R.N Lab is committed to understanding cognitive and social factors that contribute to alcohol use and misuse among this population. Through rigorous, evidence-based research, the E.A.R.N Lab aims to inform intervention and prevention efforts that can help reduce risk for harms and promote healthy behaviors among young adults.  Learn more at https://earnlab.uark.edu/. 

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