Events
Dallas College, a multi-campus institution serving a diverse urban population, has redefined how basic needs are addressed in higher education. This session explores how the college built a scalable, equity-centered…
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Stronger Together: Fortitude in the Face of Change The 2026 HBCU Coalition Summit will be held at Howard University in Washington DC, March 26–27, 2026. The summit will bring…
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Amid shifting financial landscapes and ongoing economic pressures, the ability to raise private support has become a defining skill for higher education executives. This session will explore why fundraising is…
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Join us for “Assessing Basic Needs: A participatory webinar on current practices.” We’ll explore how institutions are currently assessing basic needs insecurity among their campus communities, establish a clear definition…
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Better, Together October 15-17, 2025 Basin Harbor Resort Join us at our New England College Health Association’s (NECHA) / New York State College Health Association (NYSCHA) Combined Annual Meeting!…
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Rooted in Growth: Weathering Storms, Nourishing Wellbeing October 2-3, 2025 Washington State University Spokane Downtown Campus The PCCHA invites you to register for this year’s program, the first in-person…
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This session is part of the “Mapping the DNA of Integrated College Health Services” webinar series. This fourth webinar focuses on how to unify physical and behavioral health interventions into…
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Join us in New Orleans at the 3rd Annual ACHA HBCU Coalition Summit! You are warmly invited to attend the 3rd Annual American College Health Association (ACHA) HBCU Coalition…
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This presentation will introduce participants to Connect for Success, a program to expand sexual and reproductive health supports for community college students. I will present research from UCSF that demonstrates…
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The ethics of multiple relationships in healthcare professions has historically received significant attention, particularly from a “do no harm” risk management approach. Less attention has been paid to multiple relationships…
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