News & Announcements
The American College Health Foundation (ACHF), with funding from Hologic, is pleased to announce a mini-grant opportunity for AY 2025-26 to help campuses address STI challenges. The STI Prevention and…
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We’re excited to share that a new collection of real-world case studies is now available from ACHA Consulting! These reports highlight how ACHA’s consulting team has partnered with a variety…
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The American College Health Association (ACHA) recently updated its immunization and tuberculosis (TB) guidelines for college and university students, reflecting current public health practices and the evolving needs of campus…
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Are you looking for a conference tailored specifically to the unique challenges and opportunities in college health and wellness? Look no further! Held May 27-31, 2025, in New Orleans,…
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ACHA is looking for interested volunteers to apply for the position of Advisor for Continuing Education for Certified Health Education Specialists on the ACHA Continuing Education (CE) Committee. Members of…
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We are excited to announce the release of the latest edition of the ACHA Framework for a Comprehensive College Health Program. This updated version provides enhanced strategies, evidence-based practices, and…
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We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our fully re-designed IPS reports in the Data Hub, along with a revamped homepage! Our team has worked hard to ensure that these…
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ACHA is pleased to announce the release of the slate of candidates for the 2025-2026 national election. This election is a pivotal opportunity for members to select leaders who will…
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In response to the persistent challenges to sexual and reproductive health access, the ACHA Reproductive Rights Advocacy Subcommittee (formerly a task force) is dedicated to assisting college health professionals in…
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The Fall NCHA data reports are now available, providing valuable insights into the health and well-being of college students nationwide! More than 30,000 students from nearly 50 participating schools were…
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