Executive Committee
President (2012-2013)
Jennifer "Jenny" Haubenreiser, MA, FACHA
Director of Health Promotion
Student Health Service
Montana State University-Bozeman
hoss@montana.edu
Jenny is the director of Health Promotion at Montana State University and has been in the field of college health for 17 years. She brings a strong interest in public policy and collaborative public health and health promotion approaches, along with a sociological perspective — directing evidence-based efforts towards the campus, community, state and national levels to shape health-supporting systems and cultures. She has been involved in ACHA since 1996, serving as a section chair, section program planner, as well as chair or co-chair for several committees, including the ACHA-NCHA Advisory Committee, the Volunteer Leadership Infrastructure Review Committee (VLIRC), and the Leadership Task Force. Jenny has served on the Board of Directors since 2009 as Vice President and President Elect. Jenny has found her professional "home" within the association and continues to find meaning in service to the field as well as the many life-long relationships she has developed with other association members. Jenny has a passion for knowledge and the application of knowledge, utilizing her insights and experiences to promote college health nationally and student success on campus.
President-elect (2012-2013)
Pat Ketcham, PhD, CHES, FACHA
Associate Dir, Hlth Promotion Manager
Student Health Service
Oregon State University
pat.ketcham@oregonstate.edu
Pat is the Associate Director of Health Promotion at Oregon State University and has been in college health for over 24 years. Her past contributions to college health include contributions at both the affiliate and national levels. She has served as President of the Pacific College Health Association (PCCHA) and the affiliate representative to the board. Most recently she served as the Program Chair for the 2011 national meeting. She has also served as chair and co-chair of the ACHA-NCHA Advisory Committee and is a past chair of the Health Promotion section.
Vice President (2011-2013)
Sarah Van Orman, MD, MMM, FACHA
Executive Director
University Health Services
University of Wisconsin-Madison
svanorman@uhs.wisc.edu
Sarah is the Executive Director of University Health Services at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and has been in college health for the past twelve years. She has served within ACHA as the chair of the clinical medicine section and the co-chair of the Benchmarking Committee. Her interests include healthcare administration, student health funding and insurance, and student health service models. She believes passionately in articulating, promoting, and fostering the unique value that the student health services bring to young adults on campus.
Treasurer (2012-2014)
Charley Bradley, RNBC
Director of Nursing
Dartmouth College
Charlene.F.Bradley@dartmouth.edu
Immediate Past President (2012-2013)
Anita Barkin, DrPH, MSN, CRNP
Director, Student Health Service
Carnegie Mellon University
ab4x@andrew.cmu.edu
Anita has spent over 23 years in the field of college health as the director of Student Health Services for Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. During her tenure in college health, she has served in various capacities at the affiliate and national level. She has been president of the Mid-Atlantic College Health Association, president-elect and a member -at-large to the ACHA Board of Directors, chair of the Pandemic Planning Task Force and chair of the Coalition for Emerging Public Health Threats and Emergency Response Planning. Anita is a member of the ACHA consulting services team and is a peer reviewer for the Journal of American College Health.
Executive Director
Doyle E. Randol, MS, Col. USA (Ret.)
American College Health Association
Doyle has led the ACHA national office for more than 10 years following a successful career spanning more than 26 years in the U.S. Army Medical Service Corps. His stewardship continues to guide a cohesive work team with the primary focus of supporting and enabling members and leaders of the association to enhance the health of the nation’s college students.
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