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As a result of the 2025 American College Health Association (ACHA) Annual Advocacy Committee Hill Day, ACHA introduced legislation that ensures continuity of mental health care for students, regardless of…
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Some federal agencies, like the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), may have recently sent out notices to campuses about potential funding shortages for programs like the Garrett…
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Letter From ACHF Chair Michael Huey, MD Hello, College Health and Well-being Colleagues: Happy fall, y’all! We have launched a new school year at our colleges and universities during…
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If you’ve developed a strategy that addresses today’s campus health challenges, consider submitting a proposal for ACHA 2026 in Denver. Your solutions and lessons learned could be the spark that…
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College is full of challenges — deadlines, exams, new environments — but one factor can make all the difference in how students navigate them: optimism. Research shows that students who…
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The ACHA Advocacy Committee hosted a dynamic and well-attended session during this year’s ACHA Annual Meeting in the Big Easy! Designed to deepen member engagement with our advocacy work, the…
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Letter From the ACHF Chair Michael Huey, MD Hello, College Health and Well-being Colleagues: Spring is an important time in the cyclical life of a college or university community. It…
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The ACHA Health and Well-Being Executive Leadership (HWBEL) Section is ACHA’s newest section and serves as a network of members invested in advancing the executive leadership aspects of health and…
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Along with keeping informed about the plethora of issues impacted by the Trump Administration affecting our members, the American College Health Association (ACHA) continues to engage with the U.S. Congress…
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During its Hill Day 2025, ACHA enlists Congressional support for breaking barriers to mental health care. On January 29, 2025, the American College Health Association (ACHA) Advocacy Committee wrapped up…
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