Annual Meeting
The ACHA Annual Meeting is the largest college health event of the year. Join nearly 2,000 other college health professionals for networking, exchanging ideas, and professional development and earn up to 20 hours of CE credit.
ACHA-National College Health Assessment
The ACHA-National College Health Assessment is a nationally recognized research survey that can assist you in collecting precise data about your students’ health habits, behaviors, and perceptions. The ACHA-NCHA maps a wide range of health issues, including alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use, sexual health, weight, nutrition, and exercise, mental health, personal safety and violence, impediments to academic performance, and more. ACHA Institutional Members receive reduced rates when they participate in this valuable survey!
ACHA-Patient Satisfaction Assessment Service
The ACHA-Patient Satisfaction Assessment Service gauges patient
satisfaction and provides insight into the quality and performance of a
college or university health service. As a patient satisfaction measurement tool, the ACHA-PSAS can help your health service support its accreditation, track performance, compare results to other health services, and quickly address patient satisfaction issues. ACHA Institutional Members receive a discount on the fees for this indispensable assessment service!
Peer Review Assistance Program
ACHA’s Peer Review Assistance Program for institutional health
services can help you address a variety of college health related
subjects, whether you are looking to create a business plan, develop a
student health insurance/benefits plan, build new facilities, increase
utilization, evaluate health programming, and more. If your health service is planning to move forward or make changes, the ACHA Peer Review Assistance Program can help guide your decision-making. ACHA Institutional Members receive a discount on participation fees!
Healthy Campus 2020
ACHA's
Healthy Campus 2020 provides a framework for improving the overall
health status on campuses nationwide. Healthy Campus 2020 includes national health objectives for students and faculty/staff; an action model using an ecological approach; and a toolkit for implementation based on the MAP-IT (Mobilize, Assess, Plan, Implement and Track) framework. These tools and resources will help institutions of higher education determine which objectives are relevant, achievable, and a priority on your campus.
Continuing Education Program
ACHA offers continuing education credits through online programs and at its annual meeting. CE credits are also available through regional meetings hosted by ACHA Regional Affiliates.