Dr. @noelvest started college inside High Desert State Prison in 2005. Today, he’s a BU professor after earning his doctorate and completing a Stanford fellowship.
Hear Noel discuss recovery, accountability & prison education Sept. 22.
https://t.co/gfRarzJ58b
#PrisonEducation
I spoke with @WashTimes about how the cannabis industry has adopted the tobacco industry's approach of fostering addiction for profit.
https://t.co/JNKFiJHdml
Most common reason I reject editorials submitted to journals is that they attack "conventional wisdom" or "the received view" which no one holds, as evidenced by the fact that they don't cite anyone who supports the views they are critiquing. A lot of academics just can't let go of the self-image of brave rebel fighting the Establishment, even when they are in every way the embodiment of that Establishment.
Returning to Las Vegas for a full-circle moment. I’ll be joining this panel to share how CSN’s prison education program gave me my first college credits while incarcerated—and helped set me on a path that eventually led to Stanford and Boston University. @CSNCoyote
I just published an invited commentary in Addiction that offers a necessary expansion of the recovery research agenda by William White and John F. Kelly. https://t.co/MibQ52RDev
We are thrilled to welcome @noelvest (@BUSPH) to the network! Vest’s research focuses on collegiate recovery programs, recovery support services, and justice-impacted populations.
Learn more from his SSN member profile: https://t.co/FOlTcaqIe2
In this @timeshighered op-ed, @noelvest (@BUSPH) argues that campus recovery programs remain too small, underfunded, and poorly integrated into health systems to adequately support students in recovery. He calls for greater institutional investment. ⤵️
https://t.co/cNKb6EuiCh