Narcan
A naloxone nasal spray
NARCAN Resources at St. Cloud State
The campus of St. Cloud State University provides free access to NARCAN, a naloxone nasal spray. With over 30 locations on our St. Cloud campus, students, faculty, and staff have convenient access to this lifesaving measure in the event of a opioid overdose.
When a person administers naloxone during an opioid overdose, naloxone disables an opioid’s harmful effects to the brain, temporarily reversing an opioid overdose. It is only effective for an opioid overdose and is otherwise harmless.
The effects of naloxone wear off after 30-45 minutes. Call 911 immediately.
Find a NARCAN Kit on the St. Cloud Campus
- Administrative Services
- Atwood Memorial Center (2 locations)
- Brown Hall
- Case-Hill Hall
- Centennial Hall
- Eastman Hall
- Facilities Management
- Garvey Commons
- Halenbeck Hall (4 locations)
- Headley Hall
- Herb Brooks National Hockey Center (3 locations)
- ISELF
- Kiehl Visual Arts Center
- Lawrence Hall
- Miller Center Library
- Mitchell Hall
- Public Safety
- Riverview
- Ruby Cora Webster Hall
- Shoemaker Hall
- Stateview North
- Stateview South
- Stewart Hall
- Wick Science Building
NARCAN: NEED TO KNOW
Additional Education and Resources
Questions About NARCAN?
safetyadmin@stcloudstate.edu
(320) 308-2145
Recovery Resource Center
recovery@stcloudstate.edu
(320) 308-4179
Good Samaritan Law
Minnesota has a Good Samaritan Law which protects someone who administers nalaxone and calls 911 in good faith from prosecution, even if they are using drugs when the overdose occurs.