Archive:research
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“Policy Shapes Everything:” Two Student Spotlights
ADPP students and alumni, it's hard to keep up with all of your accomplishments! This week, we're thrilled to be highlighting the accomplishments of not one, but two current and former MS ADPP studen
Category: News
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“Nothing Less Than Justice:” Amber Lashbaugh ’26 on Supporting Women in Recovery
Amber Lashbaugh (MS '26) recently published an article on supporting women in recovery for Ms., a national feminist magazine. In honor of National Recovery Month, Amber investigates the specific
Category: News
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Campus Surge Comes to Georgetown on October 7th!
RSVP for Campus Surge 2025 In partnership with Hoyas for Recovery, the Master of Science in Addiction Policy and Practice program at Georgetown’s School of Health, and the O’Neill Institute’s Ce
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MS ADPP Honors National Recovery Month
This National Recovery Month, the Addiction Policy & Practice program honors the work of those in recovery, and the workers and community that support them. As Noel Vest and his colleagues highlight,
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Student Publication: Substance Use Disorder Recovery Research Opportunities
Mary Davis (MS ADPP '23) has co-authored a newly-published article on substance use disorder recovery research opportunities in Frontiers, a leading publisher of peer-reviewed, open-source scientific
Categories: Announcements, News
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The Power of Labels: Faculty Emily Einstein and Wilson Compton Published in American Journal of Psychiatry
When the DSM-5 changed the definition of a substance use disorder, did it change how many people received a diagnosis?
Category: News