1. Jenny Haubenreiser, MA, FACHA President, ACHA A Comprehensive Approach to College Health in the U.S.

2. Montana State University Bozeman, Montana

3. First College Health Program Dr. Edward Hitchcock First college health program established at Amherst College in Massachusetts, 1861 American College Health Association founded in 1920 ACHA is the recognized voice of college health, representing multiple disciplines and multiple regions throughout the U.S.

4. ACHA Membership Over 2800 individual members & 800 institutional members 9 disciplinary “sections” Clinical medicine Health promotion Administration Mental Health Nurse & Nurse-Directed Advanced practice Pharmacy Student/consumers

5. ACHA Membership: 6 regions & 11 affiliates

6. ACHA Website – key resource for membership

7. ACHA has now cumulatively surveyed over 930,000 students at 576 institutions By Spring 2012, ACHA expects to reach the 1 million student milestone ACHA-National College Health Assessment

8. ACHA Guidelines & Position Papers Standards of practice for Health Promotion in Higher Education Position Statement on Tobacco Cultural Competency Guidelines Preventing Sexual Violence on Campus General Statement of Ethical Principles and Guidelines Guidelines for Hiring Health Promotion Professionals

9. ACHA Guidelines & Position Papers Tuberculosis Screening and Testing Emergency Planning Guidelines Campus Response to the Novel Influenza H1N1 Standards for Student Health Insurance and Benefits Recommendations for Institutional Prematriculation Immunizations

10. Continuum of Care Health Promotion

11. Socio-ecological model SOCIETY State and national laws COMMUNITY Organizations, institutions, law enforcement CAMPUS Policies, leadership, norms INTERPERSONAL Social support, friendships, family, networks INDIVIDUAL Knowledge, attitudes, skills, behavior

12. Alcohol Prevention as Suicide Prevention Alcohol Use Consequences Risk Factors Consequences Risk Factors Depression Suicidal Behavior SAMHSA, Suicide Prevention Resource Center Collaborative practice

13. National Health Objectives Examples: Campus leadership involvement Student engagement Availability of medical and preventive services Substance abuse Tobacco use Fitness & nutrition Immunization & contraception STI testing Victim advocacy Emergency response Behavioral intervention teams Law enforcement Major Categories: Demographic measures Risk & protective factors Morbidity & Mortality Access to health care Health outcomes Physical environment Prevention Social support

14. Journal of American College Health & the Action Newsletter Journal of American College Health Owned/operated by Taylor & Francis Publications (in cooperation with ACHA) The only peer-reviewed scholarly publication devoted entirely to college health Professional development resource and member benefit Exclusive ACHA membership benefit: Free Access to online archives! ACTION Newsletter A quarterly publication Share knowledge and updates about issues in student health, best practices, and innovative solutions

15. 2013 Annual Meeting, Boston Massachusetts Focus on Integrated practices, the integration of knowledge, strategies, skills, care and service across the continuum of the college experience. Focus on the spirit of service to self, family, institution, community, country and the environment. Focus on research-driven, creative, innovative and interdisciplinary opportunities that challenge, empower and inspire attendees.

16. Looking Ahead… College health is now a global issue. We are obliged to prepare our students to live in a global community by learning and sharing knowledge among our international student health colleagues.