This webinar will provide participants with policy priorities and legislative updates impacting college health as well as practical strategies for effective advocacy. Whether you are new to advocacy or wanting to refine your approach, this webinar will offer valuable insights and knowledge. Participants are encouraged to submit any advocacy questions for the webinar by October 30 to [email protected].

Executive search can feel mysterious—even for experienced senior leaders. In this interactive session, Dr. Lili Rodriguez will demystify how search firms work, who they represent, how candidates get on their radar, and how to build productive relationships with search consultants. A former Vice President for Student Affairs who has also held leadership roles with two executive search firms, Dr. Rodriguez brings a unique perspective from both sides of the search process. She will offer practical guidance for navigating searches, positioning yourself effectively, and making the most of the search firm relationship throughout your career.

The Mapping the DNA of Integrated College Health Services Webinar Series will be a series of continuing education opportunities for ACHA members addressing the organization and delivery of integrated services (health, counseling, health promotion) on college and university campuses. Each webinar will focus on a key topic of integration such as integrated program models, culture building across professional disciplines, space design and layout, shared policies and practices, shared electronic records, and integration with campus partners. The webinar series is being sponsored by the newly formed ACHA Integrated College Health Coalition and will also include the development of a repository of evidence-informed models of integration, published articles, implementation guides, policies and practices for integrated systems, and other useful integrated college health resources.

The Journal of American College Health is the official journal of ACHA. The presenters will discuss the logistics of submissions, the peer-review process and associated timelines, how revisions and resubmissions are handled, and offer clarity on copyright issues and distribution channels.

Discover the value of participating in the Institutional Profile Survey (IPS)! We’ll share how your institution’s participation not only strengthens the national picture of college health but also unlocks access to the Data Hub - giving you powerful benchmarking data to support informed decision-making and student success. Get a quick look at the IPS and see real examples of the data, reports, and insights available to participating institutions. Bring your questions - we'll leave time for a live Q&A.

Planning to submit an oral or poster presentation for the 2027 ACHA Annual Meeting in Philadelphia? This practical information session will walk participants through the submission process, including developing a strong proposal, completing the ACHA Smartsheet application, avoiding common pitfalls, and understanding what reviewers look for. An experienced ACHA Fellow and Student Health Center Director, joined by a representative from ACHA's Program Planning Committee, will provide guidance, answer questions, and help attendees prepare competitive submissions.

This session will explore tools such as the CCAPS and Clinical Load Index (CLI) to analyze student/client-level trends in mental health needs, treatment outcomes, and service capacity. Presenters will highlight how this data can be used to advocate for staffing, track performance, and shape student-centered services. This webinar is a part of the Data-Driven Decisions: Turning Numbers into Action for Campus Mental Health webinar series. Brought to you by the ACHA Health and Well-Being Executive Leaders Section.

This presentation highlights how Rutgers University supports students experiencing basic needs challenges through a holistic, student-centered model. Beyond food access at the Basic Needs Center, Rutgers offers housing support, financial guidance, technology resources, and case management to promote overall well-being. Participants will learn how integrated services, cross-campus collaboration, and compassionate practices reduce barriers, strengthen stability, and help students stay engaged and successful in their academic journey.

The ACHA Institutional Profile Survey (IPS) offers powerful insights into counseling center operations, staffing ratios, funding models, and delivery structures. This session will showcase how leaders are using IPS data to tell a compelling story, compare peer benchmarks, and make informed decisions at the center and cabinet levels. This webinar is a part of the Data-Driven Decisions: Turning Numbers into Action for Campus Mental Health webinar series. Brought to you by the ACHA Health and Well-Being Executive Leaders Section.

This session highlights how campus-wide mental health and well-being data can inform policy development, prevention strategy, and holistic well-being. Presenters will focus on institutional change, equity gaps, and aligning data with mission-driven transformation. This webinar is a part of the Data-Driven Decisions: Turning Numbers into Action for Campus Mental Health webinar series. Brought to you by the ACHA Health and Well-Being Executive Leaders Section.