Annual Meeting

Save the date for SCHA 2027!

 

March 17-19, 2027  |  Chattanooga, Tennessee

Hosted by University of Tennessee Chattanooga

Registration coming soon!

SCHA 2027 Call for Programs

The Call for Programs will be coming late summer/early fall.

About the SCHA Annual Meeting

The Southern College Health Association (SCHA) Annual Meeting is the premier regional conference dedicated to advancing the health and well-being of students across the southeastern United States. Each year, this event brings together approximately 200 to 250 college health professionals—including medical providers, nurses, health promotion staff, counselors, and administrators—from states such as Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

The conference offers a rich program featuring keynote speakers, educational sessions, and workshops that address current challenges and emerging trends in college health. Attendees have the opportunity to share best practices, engage in professional development, and collaborate on innovative strategies to enhance student health services on their campuses.

This gathering promises to provide valuable insights and networking opportunities for professionals dedicated to fostering healthier college communities.

Hotel & Travel

Conference Hotel

The Read House
107 W MLK Blvd
Chattanooga, TN 37402

Special group rates are available for stays between Tuesday, March 16, 2027 and Friday, March 19, 2027, for conference attendees: $169.00 - $189.00 per night.

Last day to book at the group rate is Monday, February 1, 2027.

Registration Rates

Early Registration: $425
Regular Registration: $475
Student Registration: $250
Full-Day Registration (for select one-day attendance): $250
Half-Day Registration (for one select half day attendance): $150
Walk-Up Registration: $550

Processing fees may apply.

Future SCHA Annual Meetings

2028

Jacksonville, FL
University of North Florida

 

2029

Columbia, SC
University of South Carolina

 

2030

Birmingham, AL
University of Alabama at Birmingham