Healthy Campus 2020: What’s to Come? Michelle Burcin, PhD (University of South Carolina) Cynthia Burwell, EdD (Norfolk State University) Jim Grizzell, MBA, MA (California State Polytechnic University, Pomona)

Session Objectives 1.Explain the process and data collected from ACHA members as well as other higher education professionals for the writing of HC Discuss the needed components of Healthy Campus Describe the components of successful programs across the country

ACHA National Health Objectives Coalition to develop, document, and support long term strategies in support of the ACHA Strategic Plan to provide multidisciplinary, multiregional education, advocacy, and research on National Health Objectives. to lead/coordinate the Working Group for development of Healthy Campus 2020 objectives to ensure that college health is represented appropriately in the Department of Health and Human Services’ “Healthy People 2020” planning process and that appropriate and relevant college health objectives are included in the final document, specifically objectives that are related to the ACHA- NCHA data

Healthy Campus 2000 Healthy Campus 2010 … what was the process?

Steps Taken Thus Far… 1.Recruitment outside ACHA 2.Healthy Campus survey 3.Regular participation in Healthy People meetings a.Objective proposal lobbying b.Listening in on working meeting conference calls 4.Development of “working group”

Thinking outside ACHA 2008 calendar year recruited partnership outside of ACHA Successfully secured active participation ▫ACPA ▫AAHE ▫BACCHUS Network ▫NASPA ▫NIRSA

NHO Survey Web based survey conducted in the summer of 2009 Sent out via Coalition listserv as well as other professional organizations Survey results provide support for HC2020 format 380 individuals completed the survey

Working Group… 10/1 & 10/2 working meeting at ACHA Summation of thoughts: ▫Heavier intro section “how to” ▫Connection to data source ▫Include entire community (F/S) ▫Connect to academic mission ▫Case studies of successes at all levels ▫Glossary of terms ▫Consider white paper or review at ½ way point

Vision A campus community in which all members pursue long, healthy lives. Mission Healthy Campus 2020 will: 1.Identify nationwide health improvement priorities in higher ed.; 2.Increase awareness and understanding of determinants of health, disease, and disability and the opportunities for progress; 3.Provide measurable objectives and goals that can be used at institutions of higher education; 4.Engage multiple constituents to take actions to strengthen policies, improve practices, and empower behavior change that are driven by the best available evidence and knowledge; 5.Identify and promote relevant assessment, research and data collection needs.

Overarching goals: 1.Create social and physical environments that promote health, safety and learning 2.Supports efforts to increase academic success, student retention and life long learning 3.Eliminate preventable disease, disability, injury, and premature death 4.Achieve health equity, eliminate disparities, and improve the health of the entire campus community 5.Promote healthy development and health behaviors across every stage of life. Coalition also submitted comments about proposed HP2020 objectives

Healthy People phase release ▫2009 framework (vision, mission, goals, focus areas, criteria for selecting and prioritizing objectives) ▫2010 Healthy People 2020 objectives along with guidance for achieving the new 10-year targets No longer print based reference… web- accessible, interactive, action-oriented database Summer 2012 Healthy People Summit focused on implementation efforts

1990 Health ObjectivesHealthy People 2000Healthy People 2010 # of categories15 priority areas22 priority areas28 focus areas # of objectives Data unavailable23%10%40% The Progression of Healthy People Movement…

Proposed HP2020 Topic Areas 1.Access to Health Services 2.Adolescent Health 3.Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions 4.Blood Disorders and Blood Safety 5.Cancer 6.Chronic Kidney Diseases 7.Dementias, Including Alzheimer’s Disease 8.Diabetes 9.Disability and Health 10.Early and Middle Childhood 11.Educational and Community-Based Programs 12.Environmental Health 13.Family Planning 14.Food Safety 15.Genomics 16.Global Health 17.Health Communication and Health IT 18.Healthcare-Associated Infections 19.Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders (Ear, Nose Throat - Voice, Speech, and Language) 20.Heart Disease and Stroke 21.HIV 22.Immunization and Infectious Diseases 23.Injury and Violence Prevention 24.Maternal, Infant and Child Health 25.Medical Product Safety 26.Mental Health and Mental Disorders 27.Nutrition and Weight Status 28.Occupational Safety and Health 29.Older Adults 30.Oral Health 31.Physical Activity and Fitness 32.Preparedness 33.Public Health Infrastructure 34.Quality of Life and Well Being 35.Respiratory Diseases 36.Sexually Transmitted Diseases 37.Social Determinants of Health 38.Substance Abuse 39.Tobacco Use 40.Vision

Feedback Time… use the sticker dots to select the 10 topic areas your campus would most likely utilize

Discussion regarding selection process and outliers

Now select only 5…

What could the ACHA National Health Objectives Coalition do when writing the Healthy Campus 2020 document that would make you more likely to use it?

Additional feedback…

Michelle Burcin, PhD University of South Carolina Cynthia Burwell, EdD Norfolk State University Jim Grizzell, MBA, MA California State Polytechnic University, Pomona