and White Papers
ACHA Guidelines and Recommendations
In order to advance the field of college health, ACHA has created numerous policy guidelines, recommendations and position statements to assist college health professionals in developing and sustaining strong and high quality health programming, health care, and health services in support of college students and their institutions.
The following position statements and recommendations are available to download in pdf format, or copies may be obtained by contacting ACHA at pubs@acha.org.
- Campus Response to Novel Influenza H1N1 [pdf]
- Drug Education and Testing of Student Athletes [pdf]
- Guidelines for Hiring Health Promotion Professionals in Higher Education [pdf]
- Guidelines for Pandemic Planning [pdf]
- Position Statement on Preventing Sexual Violence on College and University Campuses [pdf]
- Position Statement on Tobacco on College and University Campuses [pdf]
- Recommendations for Institutional Prematriculation Immunizations [pdf]
- Sanctions Procedure [pdf]
- Standards of Practice for Health Promotion in Higher Education [pdf]
- Standards for Student Health Insurance/Benefits Programs [pdf]
- Tuberculosis Screening and Targeted Testing of College and University Students [pdf]
ACHA White Papers
ACHA white papers serve as authoritative educational guides that address college health issues and how to solve them.
The following white papers are currently available:
- Campus Violence White Paper [pdf]
This guide chronicles the scope of the problem on the nation's campuses, presents significant data, and recommends models for prevention. - College Health and National Health Care Reform [pdf]
As the nation undertakes a renewed focus and commitment to the issue of health care reform, ACHA is committed to being involved in the ongoing debate and having input into policy development (especially as it relates to college health) and providing information and resources to its members to further their advocacy efforts.
Other Resources
Resources from other organizations may be available in the "College Health A-Z Topics " section.
