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WELCOME TO SAN DIEGO!
WE HOPE ACHA 2022
EXCEEDS YOUR EXPECTATIONS!
FINAL PROGRAM
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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
Tuesday, May 31 General Sessions Friday, June 3
1:45 pm – 2:45 pm
Registration Opens School Spirit Day!
TABLE OF CONTENTS 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
3:15 pm – 4:15 pm
4:45 pm – 5:45 pm
3 Schedule at a Glance Registration
Pre-Conference Workshops 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
4 Welcome ACHA Celebrates: Opening
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
7 Keynote Address Reception
Tickets required Continental Breakfast with
6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
7 Featured Events Exhibitors
ACHA Leaders’ Lunch 7:00 am
8 Newcomers’ Orientation 2022 Awards and Fellows
12:00 pm – 1:15 pm
8 Affinity Groups Ceremony
Invitation only Exhibit Hall
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
8 Aspire: ACHA Mentoring 7:00 am – 1:30 pm
Pre-Conference Workshops
9 ACHA Celebrates!
1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Thursday, June 2 Posters
11 Adjunct Meetings and Tickets required 7:00 am – 3:00 am
Networking Events Registration
14 Wellness Activities Committee Meetings 7:00 am – 4:00 pm General Sessions
15 Industry Presentations 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm 8:00 am – 9:30 am
Note that some committees, Opening Breakfast with 10:00 am – 11:30 am
17 Exhibit Hall coalitions, and task forces will Exhibitors
20 2022 Program Planning be conducting virtual meetings 7:00 am Dorosin Memorial Lecture
Committee at another time 12:00 pm – 1:15 pm
Exhibit Hall
21 Acknowledgements and
7:00 am – 4:00 pm General Sessions
Hotel Information
Wednesday, June 1 1:45 pm – 2:45 pm
22 Meeting Sponsors Posters
Registration 3:15 pm – 4:15 pm
23 Mobile App and Internet 7:00 am – 4:00 pm
7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Access Affinity Group Meetings
24 General Information General Sessions 4:45 pm – 5:45 pm
Newcomers’ Orientation:
8:00 am – 9:30 am
27 Affiliate and Future ACHA Navigating the ACHA
10:00 am – 11:30 am Assembly of
Annual Meetings Annual Meeting
7:30 am – 8:45 am Representatives
29 Posters Affiliate Meetings 6:00 pm – 6:45 pm
32 Continuing Education 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Affinity Group Meetings
Note that some affiliates will be
34 Session Badges 9:00 am – 10:00 am
conducting virtual meetings at Saturday, June 4
35 Schedule of Events, Meet another time
ings, and General Sessions Opening General Session/ Registration
Keynote Address 7:30 am – 10:00 am
47 Hotel Floor Plans Discussion Groups
10:00 am – 11:45 am
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
77 Session Index Continental Breakfast
83 Presenters Directory Section Meetings 7:30 am
Industry Presentations
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
Note that some sections will be Closing Presidential Session
conducting virtual meetings at 8:30 am – 9:30 am
General Sessions
another time
1:45 pm – 3:15 pm
Poster Session
3:45 pm – 5:15 pm
Discussion Groups Presentations
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm 10:00 am – 11:00 am
Affinity Group Meetings
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Industry Presentations
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
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WELCOME
WELCOME TO SAN DIEGO!
Welcome to the ACHA 2022 Annual Meeting — Equity and Well-Being: The
Future of College Health! We know that attending this meeting requires a
significant investment of time and money and we’re very pleased that you
have decided to join us. We hope you will experience a huge return on your
investment, particularly in the following areas:
ENHANCE YOUR LEARNING AND ACHA 2022 MEETING GOALS
EARN CE CREDIT Consistent with ACHA’s mission of
advancing the health of college students Jessica Higgs, MD, FAAFP, FACHA
This year’s program features more than and the campus community, we, the Bradley University
100 educational sessions that will bring members of the association, gather at the ACHA President
you cutting edge research, guidelines, annual meeting with invited guests to:
programs, and best practices in college
health and wellness from across the • Identify ways to increase knowledge,
county – and beyond! With CE credit update professional skills, and incor-
offered in 10 disciplines, you’re sure to porate evidence-based guidelines
maximize the continuing education you and standards into college health
need in your profession. practice in the following areas:
• Assessment and planning
NETWORK WITH PEERS FROM • Health promotion
ACROSS THE COUNTRY • Clinical care
We know that a lot of great learning • Mental health services
takes place outside of sessions, and we
have plenty of networking opportuni- • Leadership development
ties at the meeting this year. From the • Identify opportunities for collabora-
returning Aspire: ACHA Mentoring pro- tion and exchange of ideas among Padma Entsuah, MPH
gram to the discussion groups, affinity college health professionals, students, Columbia University
groups, and adjunct meetings, we hope and leaders in higher education.
Program Planning Committee Chair
you will find even more ways to connect
with your colleagues. • Discuss programs and environments
that enhance health outcomes
for college students and campus
FOCUS YOUR LEARNING communities.
EXPERIENCE WITH BADGES • Describe the effect of diverse cul-
tures and experiences on the health
Again this year we will have badges that of individuals and communities.
will help you choose sessions based
on professional development goals • Identify ways to integrate college
or themes. These badges are cross- health programs with the missions
disciplinary and do not follow a linear of the institutions we serve.
trajectory. In other words, there may • Discuss ACHA’s role as a national
be several concurrent sessions that all advocate for policies that have a pos-
feature content that highlight ways in itive impact on the health college
which technology is leveraged to enhance students and campus communities.
college health programs, and these would
all receive the “technology” badge. See James Wilkinson, MA, CAE
page 34 for more info. American College Health
Association
Chief Executive Officer
4 ACHA 2022 ANNUAL MEETING FINAL PROGRAM
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ACHA 2022 ANNUAL MEETING FINAL PROGRAM
FEATURED EVENTS
OPENING GENERAL SESSION AND KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Wednesday, June 1, 10:00 am-11:30 am
Room: Seaport A-E
Robert E. Fullilove, EdD, is the Associate Dean for Community and Minority
Affairs, Professor of Clinical Sociomedical Sciences and the co-director of the Cities
Research Group at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health.
Since 2010, he has been teaching public health courses in six New York State pris-
ons that are part of the Bard College Prison Initiative (BPI) and serves as the Senior
Advisor to BPI’s public health program.
His keynote address will focus on inequities among student experiences with
COVID-19, the role college health professionals play in reducing inequities, and
factors to consider when creating more equitable systems for students.
This session is partially sponsored by the American College Health Foundation Aetna
Student Health Fund and the Ayers/Battle/Thomas Diversity Fund.
DOROSIN MEMORIAL LECTURE PRESIDENTIAL CLOSING SESSION
Friday, 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm Saturday, June 4, 8:30 am-9:30 am
Room: Seaport A-C Room: Seaport A-C
R. Kelly Crace, PhD, is the Associate Vice President for Stella Bida is an award-winning change management
Health & Wellness and the Director for the Center for and leadership consultant, international speaker, and
Mindfulness and Authentic Excellence (CMAX) at William best selling author. Over the last years, she has spoken
& Mary. He is a licensed psychologist and the co-author to over 13,000 people on global stages across Europe,
of Authentic Excellence: Flourishing & Resilience in Africa, and the USA, including multiple TEDx stages.
a Relentless World and the Life Values Inventory. He She has shared stages with business pioneers such
has published and presented in the areas of values,
as Steve Wozniak (Apple co-founder with Steve Jobs),
flourishing, resilience, life role development and transition,
and organizational development. Oscar-winning actors such as Mel Gibson and Michael
Douglas, Olympic athletes, as well as Heads of States
His address will focus on why fear-based excellence leads and governments.
to strain and burnout, identify what leads to individual Ms. Bida’s address will highlight new perspectives
and community flourishing amidst burnout conditions regarding the challenges faced during the past years,
and describe how to apply a daily action plan for their
reveal the opportunities available as “change agents,”
mental health amidst burnout conditions.
and describe actions that can be taken moving forward.
This session is partially sponsored by the American College
Health Foundation Stephan D. Weiss, PhD, Mental Health Fund This session is partially sponsored by the American College
Health Foundation UnitedHealthcare StudentResources
for Higher Education.
Fund.
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FEATURED EVENTS
NEWCOMER'S ORIENTATION: NAVIGATING THE ACHA ANNUAL MEETING
Room: Seaport F-H
Is this your first ACHA Annual Meeting? If so, make sure you join us on Wednesday,
June 1, 7:30 am – 8:45 am for this informal networking event. You'll be surrounded
•
by colleagues who are asking the same questions you are:
• How do I know what sessions • I’ve downloaded the mobile app,
would most benefit me? but now what?
• How do I get involved in a • Can anyone attend section and
coalition or committee. affiliate networking meetings?
And there will be plenty of seasoned meeting veterans on hand — who remember
what their first meeting was like — to help you make the most out of your meeting
experience!
NEW! AFFINITY GROUPS POSTERS: ANOTHER GREAT ASPIRE: ACHA MENTORING
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. See
pages 11-13 for schedule and location
LEARNING OPPORTUNITY Thursday, June 2, 8:00 am - 5:15 pm
Friday, June 3, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Thursday, June 2, 7:00 am-4:00 pm; Advance sign-up required.
In response to the ACHA Racial Margin- Friday, June 3, 7:00 am-3:15 pm
alization Health Inequities Task Force Room: Seaport A
recommendations, we will be hosting a Room: Harbor Foyer
series of race and ethnicity-based affinity Posters are visual presentations of This program provides an excellent
group spaces at this year’s Annual Meet- successful programs on campuses. More opportunity for meeting attendees!
ing. The spaces will be divided into a than 50 poster presenters will be avail- Whether you’re a seasoned veteran
space for white-identified attendees and able for discussion and questions during facing a challenge or considering a new
a space for Black, Indigenous, and People session breaks. opportunity, or an emerging leader
of Color (BIPOC) identified attendees, looking to your colleagues for insight on
which includes those who identify as See if you can guess who will win the a specific topic or advice on career devel-
Arab or Middle Eastern, Asian, South top prizes in these catgories: Emerging opment — this one-on-one mentoring
Asian, Pacific Islander, Latinx or Hispanic, Practices in College Health, Advancing program is for you!
Native, and Multiracial. Health Equity, Research Advances in
College Health, and Student Voices in If you signed up for the mentoring pro-
White-identified spaces: College Health. gram — either as a mentor or a mentee
This will be a space for white-identified — you were sent an email confirming
folx who are interested in starting or fur- See page 29 for a complete list of post- your mentor/mentee’s information, the
thering their anti-racist practice. A crucial ers on display. time of your session, and your table
part of anti-racism work for white people assignment. If you have questions, stop
is examining and deconstructing their by the ACHA Info Booth.
whiteness and white privilege. Wher-
ever you fall in the process of practicing
anti-racism, we welcome you to explore
how we can create a more anti-racist
approach within college health and at
ACHA.
BIPOC-identified spaces:
This will be a space for those who are SCHOOL SPIRIT DAY
interested in connecting with colleagues
Friday, June 3
who share similar identities, reflect on
their experiences navigating college Show pride in your institution by wearing something displaying your
health and higher education, and share school name, colors, or logo!
experiences and strategies for working
with colleagues and students as some-
one who identifies as BIPOC.
8 ACHA 2022 ANNUAL MEETING FINAL PROGRAM
FEATURED EVENTS
2022 ASSEMBLY OF
REPRESENTATIVES
Join us at Friday, June 3, 6:00 pm – 6:45 pm
Room: Seaport H
ACHA Celebrates! Provide your input on association
governance! If you are an eligible voting
member of ACHA, you play a very
important role in the governance of the
Featuring the 2022 association, and therefore, in the field of
Award Recipients and Fellows college health. Plan to attend the Assem-
bly of Representatives and hear associa-
tion updates, meet the new ACHA CEO,
Wednesday, June 1 welcome the incoming ACHA president
into office, and vote on recommended
Seaport Ballroom and Foyer bylaws amendments.
You are an eligible voting member if you
6:00 pm-7:00 pm are a:
Opening Reception • representative of a member institu-
(light appetizers and a cash bar) tion (RMI)
• section chair, chair-elect, or desig-
7:00 pm-8:00 pm nated representative
• member of the ACHA Board of
Awards and Fellows Ceremony Directors
• past president of ACHA
All ACHA members are invited to attend
What are we celebrating? the Assembly of Representatives, though
only the members listed above are eligi-
We’re celebrating the rich diversity we see every day on our campuses — ble to vote.
and we’re celebrating the ways we continue to work to make health and
A 2022 Assembly of Representative Infor-
wellness accessible and welcoming to all! mation packet, which contains the rec-
ommended bylaws amendments, current
Who are we honoring? ACHA Bylaws, and the Board of Directors
ACHA is honoring the 2022 Award Recipients and Fellows. approved Assembly of Representatives
minutes from the previous year will be
These are individuals or groups who are making exceptional contributions available for review at the Information
to ACHA, the field of college health, or their own health center and campus. Booth and on the ACHA website at
www.acha.org/Bylaws.
Who’s invited?
All registered meeting attendees are invited, and this is included in your
meeting registration fee. ACHA 2022 Annual Meeting name badges
will be required for admittance.
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Note that ACHA section, affiliate, and commit- 8:00 am - 9:00 am Health Promotion Section New
tee/coalition/task force meetings are listed on Member Welcome Session
the first page of the day they will be held. Those AVP/AVC Networking Meeting Room: Harbor A
that are being held virtually are listed in the box Room: Balboa A
on page 13.)
All Health Promotion Section members
If you are the AVP/AVC for Student are invited to this bring-your-own-lunch
Health and Wellbeing on your campus gathering. Whether you are brand new
to ACHA or have been coming for years,
TUESDAY, MAY 31 (or equivalent position), please join
other AVP/AVCs for a networking this is an opportunity for you to relax and
meeting. We’ll be discussing hot topics network with other members of the sec-
12:00 pm - 1:15 pm for individuals serving in this role and tion. Participants will get an opportunity
getting to know one another. to meet and connect with other HP Sec-
ACHA Leaders’ Appreciation Lunch tion members from across the country.
Room: Harbor I 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Affinity Groups 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm BIPOC- Identified Space: Harbor EF
Discussion Group: Integration White-Identified Space: Harbor G ACHA Opening Reception
Implementation Huddle Affinity groups bring together individ- Room: Seaport Foyer and Terrace
Room: Harbor G uals with shared identities; at this year’s Join fellow meeting attendees at the
A networking and discussion session for meeting we will bring together groups Opening Reception, where we will have
centers who are preparing for, working based on racial or ethnic background. light appetizers and a cash bar while we
through, or seasoned at integrating Although each person may share network with our friends and colleagues
services (any combination of health, multiple identities, affinity groups are in an informal atmosphere.
counseling, health promotion, wellness, intended for those who can speak to
sports medicine, disability services). Meet that group’s collective racial or ethnic
with colleagues to exchange ideas, suc- identity and experience from the “we” or 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
cesses and challenges around integration “I” perspective. These spaces are for you
to speak about your own identity, not to ACHA Awards and Fellows
and collaboration. If you miss this session Ceremony
there will be a follow-up lunch meeting learn about the racial or ethnic identity of
others. See page 8 for more information. Room: Seaport A-C
later in the week. Watch the ACHA Con-
nect thread “Integrated College Health Come celebrate with your colleagues as
Centers- Looking to network” for details. we honor the 2022 Award Recipients and
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Fellows, See Featured Events on page 9
for more information. Name badges are
College Health and Wellness
required for all events.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 Consulting Information Session
Room: Old Town B
7:30 am - 8:45 am Discussion will cover an overview of the
services of the CHWC program. See if a
THURSDAY, JUNE 2
Newcomers’ Orientation: Navigating consultation is the right strategy to move
the ACHA Annual Meeting your wellness, health, or counseling 7:00 am
Room: Seaport F-H program forward.
Continental Breakfast with
Is this your first ACHA Annual Meeting? If Exhibitors
so, make sure you join us for this informal Discussion Group: A College Health Room: Exhibit Hall (Grand Hall)
networking event. You’ll be surrounded Approach to Infectious Disease
by colleagues who are asking the same Response and Mitigation
questions as you are. And there will be Room: Old Town A 7:00 am - 8:00 am
plenty of seasoned meeting veterans
on-hand – who remember what their first Discussion will include utilizing vaccina- Nurse Administrator Networking
tion requirements for college students as Room: Old Town A
meeting was like—to help you make the
a prevention measure and the develop- Nurse Administration section members,
most out of your meeting experience.
ment of a robust contact tracing team as please bring your coffee and breakfast
a response measure. and join other section members for a
time to network and connect.
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5:30 pm - 6:30 pm 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm (cont.)
THURSDAY, JUNE 2 (CONT.)
Discussion Group: Women of Color Affinity Group Meetings
Room: Harbor H BIPOC-Identified Space: Seaport FG
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm White-Identified Space: Balboa A-C
The Women of Color Discussion Group
Aspiring AVP/AVC Networking: BYO will provide a safe space for all women- Affinity groups bring together individ-
Lunch Meeting identifying professionals in college uals with shared identities; at this year’s
Room: Harbor G health and wellness. The space will meeting we will bring together groups
If you are aspiring to serve in the role of provide an opportunity to meet, share, based on racial or ethnic background.
AVP/AVC for Student Health and Well- heal, increase community, and learn skills Although each person may share
being and would like to have an oppor- to navigate life successfully as a woman multiple identities, affinity groups are
tunity to network with those currently of color. It will provide a safe, supportive, intended for those who can speak to
serving in that role, please join us. This empowering, and liberating atmosphere that group’s collective racial or ethnic
meeting is an opportunity for you to ask for engaging in courageous and unique identity and experience from the “we” or
your questions and be encouraged to conversations at the intersection of race “I” perspective. These spaces are for you
aspire to this role. and gender. Common topics include, to speak about your own identity, not to
but are not limited to, upward mobility/ learn about the racial or ethnic identity of
Discussion Group: Faith-Based job growth, culturally-specific family others. See page 8 for more information.
pressures and expectations, experience
Fellowship of racial stress, belongingness, and
Room: Harbor F
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12 ACHA 2022 ANNUAL MEETING FINAL PROGRAMADJUNCT MEETINGS AND NETWORKING EVENTS
FRIDAY, JUNE 3 4:45 pm - 5:45 pm Virtual ACHA Committee/
Coalition/Task Force Meetings
Affinity Group Meetings
BIPOC-Identified Space: Seaport FG The following meetings were held prior
7:00 am to the meeting. Contact the chair for
White-Identified Space: Balboa A-C
Continental Breakfast in Exhibit Hall Affinity groups bring together individ- details.
Room: Exhibit Hall (Grand Hall) uals with shared identities; at this year’s COVID-19 Task Force
meeting we will bring together groups
7:00 am - 8:00 am based on racial or ethnic background. May 20
Although each person may share Health Promotion Section
Rising Leader Coffee Hour multiple identities, affinity groups are
Room: Balboa A-C intended for those who can speak to May 24
All meeting attendees are welcome to that group’s collective racial or ethnic
identity and experience from the “we” or Clinical Medicine Section
attend this informal meet and greet.
Speak with current ACHA leaders about “I” perspective. These spaces are for you
Wednesday, May 25, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
their roles within ACHA and learn how to speak about your own identity, not to
EST
you can get more involved with the learn about the racial or ethnic identity of
association. others. See page 8 for more information.
The following meetings will be held
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm SATURDAY, JUNE 3 after the meeting:
Pharmacy Section Gathering Southwest College Health
Room: Gaslamp A 7:30 am Association
Bring your lunch and talk with your col- Continental Breakfast
leagues about current issues in college Friday, June 17, 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Room: Seaport Foyer (EST)
health pharmacy
Wellness Needs of Military Veteran
Students
Tuesday, June 29, 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
(EST)
CHECK OUT WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE COVAC BOOTH All other committee/coalition/
task force meetings not listed in
this program are TBD
COVID-19 Task Force
Ask the Experts
Wednesday, June 1, 9:00 am-9:45 am
Friday, June 3, 1:00 pm-1:45 pm
Still working through COVID-19 debriefing and fall planning and
have questions? Stop by the CoVAC information booth in the regis-
Join the conversation
tration area for an informal discussion with members of the ACHA on social media with
COVID-19 Task Force. hashtag
ACHA Social Media Followers:
#ACHA2022
stop by anytime to be entered into a raffle!
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MORNING MEDITATION SEATED CHAIR MESSAGE
IMMERSE YOURSELF IN Thursday, June 2, 6:00 am - 7:00 am Thursday, June 2, 11:30 am–4:00 pm
WELLNESS Room: Seaport Terrace
Start your day with a nourishing and
Friday, June 3, 9:00 am–1:00 pm
Room: Exhibit Hall/Grand Hall
silent practice of Loving-Kindness An on-site professional masseuse will
We are again offering a variety of meditation. Andrea, a certified med-
activities designed to enhance administer this highly effective technique
itation instructor will offer a 12-15 that provides an immediate sense of
your sense of well-being. These minute discussion and then a guided tranquility. Chair massage helps decrease
activities provide a chance to 25 minute Loving-Kindness meditation. stress symptoms, fatigue, muscle tight-
challenge your physical and Loving-Kindness meditation promotes ness, and tension in the neck, arms, and
the softening of the mind and heart, an shoulders. (First come, first served).
emotional self in the same way you opening to a deeper level of the feeling
stretch your intellectual muscles of kindness and compassion for others
during educational sessions. and yourself.
STAYFIT™ FITNESS CENTER
So take a break from classroom Maintain your fitness routine during
learning and don’t be afraid to FUN RUN/WALK your stay with the hotel’s complimentary
try something new! You’ll find 24-hour StayFit™ Fitness Center. Get
Thursday, June 2, 6:00 am-7:00 am inspired by beautiful views of San Diego
that many of these relaxation and
Meet in the Hyatt lobby bay through floor-to-ceiling windows
exercise techniques promoting and over 30 pieces of Precor® cardio
wellness of body and mind can Join your colleagues for a run/walk equipment, free weights and exercise
be passed on to students and around the scenic waterfront of San machines. Additional amenities include
Diego. Runners and walkers of all levels built-in TVs, filtered water, towels and
colleagues back home.
are encouraged to come out and join the headphones.
fun! Maps for 5k and 1 mile distances will
be provided onsite.
MORNING MINDFUL YOGA
Wednesday, June 1, 6:00 am–7:00 am
Room: Seaport Terrace
Are you a seasoned yogi or exploring yoga
for the first time? Join your colleagues as
you wake up your body for 60 minutes
of mindful yoga that includes stretching,
de-stressing and invigorates you for the
day. You will be guided through a flow by
Andrea, a Colorado native and certified
yoga instructor who will offer options
so you can control the outcome you are
wanting. Please bring a towel or mat to
practice on.
14 ACHA 2022 ANNUAL MEETING FINAL PROGRAMINDUSTRY PRESENTATIONS
The following sessions brought to you by industry representatives are open for all meeting registrants to
attend on Wednesday or Thursday. Seating is limited and first-come, first-served (except if indicated by the
sponsoring company below that they have requested reservations).
Industry-Sponsored product theaters are not part of the ACHA 2022 Annual Meeting’s accredited educational
activity nor eligible for CE credit. Session may contain promotion. The content and opinions expressed are those of
the sponsor or presenters and not of ACHA.
IP2 STIs – The Silent Pandemic
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
Sponsored by Cepheid
IP1 Intro to Advocacy: Proactively Preparing for
Room: Gaslamp A-C
Conversations With Decision Makers, Students and Parents
about Vaccines on Campus This presentation will cover studies and solutions to deficien-
cies of empirical STI treatment, updates on CDC guidelines for
Sponsored by the American College Health Foundation with diagnosis, prevention, and directed same-day treatment, and
support from GSK the importance of extragenital testing.
Speaker(s):
Room: Balboa A-C
Jeffrey D. Klausner, MD, MPH, Clinical Professor of Medicine,
Advance sign up required Population and Public Health Sciences, Keck School of Medicine,
Come join the conversation with our panelists who will be University of Southern California
discussing the importance of vaccines on campus and why vac- Jennifer Rakeman-Cagno, Sr. Director, Medical Affairs, Public
cine advocacy at all levels is so crucial right now. They will also Health Programs, Cepheid
review advocacy basics, techniques and talking points that can
help prepare decision makers, administrators, and front-line
workers for vaccine conversations. This session will allow time THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
for audience Q&A. Space is limited. If you did not pre-register
and wish to attend, please come to the session room to see if IP3 Combat the Rise in STIs: Make Testing a Priority on Your
space is available. Registrants will receive a box lunch. Campus with Opt-out Screening
Speaker(s):
Michaela Jackson, MS, MPH, Prevention Policy Manager, Sponsored by the American Sexual Health Association —
Hepatitis B Foundation National Chlamydia Coalition with support from Hologic
Kelly Moore, MD, MPH, President and CEO, Immunize.org Room: Balboa A-C
Kathy Underwood, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC, Executive Director, Univer- With sexually transmitted infections (STIs) at an all-time high,
sity of Nevada, Las Vegas Student Health Center/Faculty and Staff the CDC now recommends opt-out screening for chlamydia
Treatment (FAST) Center and gonorrhea. By implementing routine STI screening, you
can reduce missed opportunities and ensure patients receive
Moderator: Angela G. Long, MS, MPH, Director, Public Health
the most comprehensive care by identifying infections among
Practices and Health Outcomes Improvement, University of
those who do not disclose sexual behavior. Join us as Dr. Ina
Oregon University Health Services
Park walks through common provider/patient scenarios to
illustrate this strategy in a clinical setting. You’ll learn about
ASHA programs where you can earn CE credits, too! Lunch will
be provided.
Speaker(s):
Ina Park, MD, MS, Professor, University of California San Francisco
School of Medicine ; MD Director, California Prevention Training
Center; Medical Consultant, CDC Division of STD Prevention
SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CHECK THE ACHA MOBILE APP FOR UPDATES. 15Put valuable, relevant health information
immediately in your students’ hands.
ACHA’s Brochures are now available as digital files for EHR patient portals!
☑ Access to ACHA’s entire library of E-Brochures
☑ Digital file format for sharing in EHR patient portals or email
☑ On-Demand and unlimited printing
☑ Customized brochures with your school’s name
❌ No more shipping fees
❌ No more minimum order quantity
❌ No more waiting on inventory
ACHA Institutional Members receive discounted pricing on E-Brochure packages!
Learn more at www.acha.org/e-brochures.
ACHA 2022 ANNUAL MEETING FINAL PROGRAMEXHIBIT HALL
Those who complete the Exhibits Visitor
PLAN TO VISIT THE EXHIBIT Card (available for pick up at registration) SEATED CHAIR MASSAGE
will have a chance to win: See page 14 for more details.
HALL • Bose Home Speaker 500
Room: Exhibit Hall/Grand Hall Thursday, June 2
• Cubji JR1 Under Desk Elliptical 11:30 am - 4:00 pm
Take time to visit our busy Machine
Exhibit Hall on Thursday and Friday, June 3
• Fitbit Charge 5 Fitness Tracker
Friday. More than 60 exhibitors 9:00 am–1:00 pm
will display their health-related
products or services. Name BREAKFAST AND REFRESHMENT
badges are required! If you do BREAKS
not have your name badge, you
will not be granted access. Thursday, June 2
7:00 am
Continental Breakfast
Sponsored in part by UnitedHealthcare
HOURS FOR THE EXHIBIT HALL StudentResources
Thursday, June 2 For an interactive Exhibit
3:15 pm - 3:45 pm Hall floor plan and more
7:00 am - 4:30 pm
Refreshments and Light Snacks information on the
Sponsored in part by Wellfleet Student
exhibitors, download and
Friday, June 3
7:00 am - 1:30 pm
log into the ACHA 2022
Friday, June 3 Annual Meeting mobile
7:00 am
app.
Continental Breakfast
Sponsored in part by Anthem Blue Cross
ACHA RAFFLE DRAWING
Friday, June 3, 1:00 pm
Drawings will be held and announced on
Friday, June 3 at 1:00 pm in the Exhibit 7:00 am - 4:30 pm
Hall. Winners will be listed at the ACHA
Info Booth and contacted following the 7:00 am - 4:30 pm
meeting to have prizes shipped directly
to you. To participate, drop your raffle 7:00 am–4:00 pm
tickets (distributed at the Registration
Booth upon check-in) in the appropriate
tumbler inside the Exhibit Hall no later
than 12:45 pm on Friday. You do not
need to attend the drawing to win.
You’ll have a chance to win:
• A registration to ACHA’s 2023 Annual
Meeting in Boston (2 winners)
• An ACHA E-Brochures packet (2
winners)
SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CHECK THE ACHA MOBILE APP FOR UPDATES. 17EXHIBITOR LIST & FLOOR PLAN
The ACHA Exhibit Hall is located in the Grand Hall
It is open Thursday, June 2 from 7:00 am - 4:00 pm, and Friday, June 3 from 7:00 am-1:30 pm
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18 ACHA 2022 ANNUAL MEETING FINAL PROGRAMEXHIBITOR LIST & FLOOR PLAN
EXHIBITORS
101 The Jed Foundation 414 Insurance for Students 610 National Coalition of STD Directors
200 Duquesne University 415 Genentech 618 Henry Shein, Inc.
201 Togetherall 416 Truth Initiative 700 Listeners On Call
204 Medicat, LLC 417 FONEMED 701 CondomDispenser.org
205 Beyond the Pill, UCSF Bixby Center 501 Trula 704 Agile Therapeutics
207 Valneva 504 Total Access Group, Inc. 705 Gallagher Student Health &
209 Student Assurance Services, Inc. 505 Point and Click Solutions Special Risk
210 Kognito 506 eCHECKUP TO GO Programs 706 Biofilm Inc.
300 Anthem Blue Cross 507 MMCAP Infuse 707 National Coalition for Sexual
Health
304 Risk Strategies Student Health, 509 AAAHC
comprised of Academic 709 Pandia Health
510 UnitedHealthcare
HealthPlans and University StudentResources 710 Modern Adoption
Health Plans 711 Medical Indicators, Inc
511 American Sexual Health
305 Cepheid Association — National Clamydia 712 Mercer Student Health
306 YOU at College Coalition 714 TAO Connect, Inc.
309 Kiira Health 513 HPV Campus Vaccination
310 Care Solace Campaign
311 Meningitis B Action Project 515 Centers For Disease Control and
Prevention c/o Westat
312 NASPA
516 Dynavax Technologies
313 Sense-Biodetection
517 National Institute on Alcohol
314 BetterYou Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA)
317 GeoBlue 518 Tulane University School of Public
400 Christie Campus Health Health & Tropical Medicine
404 CampusWell 519 U.S. Department of Veterans
405 Wellfleet Student Affairs - Office of Mental Health
and Suicide Prevention, Make the
406 Indiana Immunization Coalition Connection
408 PyraMED Health Systems 600 R&S Northeast
409 binx health 601 Afaxys, Inc.
410 Pharmedix 604 Aetna Student Health
411 Verrica Pharmaceuticals Inc. 605 Medline Industries, Inc.
412 TimelyMD 608 Lifestyles US Opco, Inc
413 QIAGEN 609 GSK
Join us in thanking our Sustaining Members
for their continued support of
ACHA and College Health and Wellness!
SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CHECK THE ACHA MOBILE APP FOR UPDATES. 192022 PROGRAM PLANNING COMMITTEE
Program Planning Committee Chair Nursing Advisor for Continuing Education
Padma Entsuah, MPH Brenda Masiga-Crowell, DNP, MBA, RN, CNL for Health Information Management
Columbia University University of Alabama at Birmingham Professionals
Deb Hubbell, RPh, FACHA
Program Planning Committee Pharmacy University of Connecticut
Chair-elect and Poster Chair Tabby Ragland, PharmD
Ryan Patel, DO, FAPA Middle Tennessee State University Advisor for Continuing Education for
The Ohio State University Registered Dietitians and Nutritionists
Dawn Boyd Null, PhD, RD, LDN
ACHA President CONTINUING EDUCATION ADVISORS Southern Illinois University
Jessica Higgs, MD, FAAFP, FACHA
Bradley University Chair, Continuing Education AMERICAN COLLEGE HEALTH
Committee and Advisor for Continuing
ACHA Vice President/Leadership Education for Certified Health ASSOCIATION STAFF
Development Advisor Education Specialists Chief Executive Officer
Darren Aaron, MSHA, NREMT Kathy Saichuk, MA, MCHES® James Wilkinson, MA, CAE
Wake Forest University Louisiana State University
Chief Program Officer
SECTION PROGRAM PLANNERS Advisor for Continuing Medical Susan Ainsworth, BA
Education and Continuing Education
Administration for Family Physicians Continuing Education Manager
Shannon Kuykendall, CPC Scott Henderson, MD Lisa Pitrone
University of Georgia University of Missouri
Education Coordinator
Advanced Practice Clinicians Advisor for Continuing Nursing Katie Francavilla, BS
Anika March, FNP-DC Education
Columbia University Martha Davis, BSN, MBA RELEVANT FINANCIAL RELATIONSHIP
University of Georgia
Clinical Medicine INFORMATION
Bob Dollinger, MD Advisor for Continuing Education for
Augusta University Psychologists None of the planners for this educa-
Michael Malmon, PhD tional activity have relevant financial
Health Promotion Metropolitan State University of Denver relationship(s) to disclose with inelgible
Andrea Kimura, CHES companies whose primary business is
University of Missouri-Columbia Advisor for Continuing Education for producing, marketing, selling, re-selling,
National Certified Counselors or distributing healthcare products used
Mental Health Joy Himmel, PsyD, PMHCNS-BC, LPC, NCC by or on patients.
Keith Anderson, PhD AAAHC
Renesselaer Polytechnic Institute, retired
Advisor for Continuing Education for
Nurse Administrators Social Workers
Andreea Baker, BSN, MSN Drayton Vincent, MSW, LCSW, BCD
Concordia University-Nebraska Louisiana State University
Advisor for Continuing Education for
Pharmacists
Deb Hubbell, RPh, FACHA
University of Connecticut
20 ACHA 2022 ANNUAL MEETING FINAL PROGRAMCOALITION, SECTION, & AFFILIATE MEETINGS
COMMITTEE AND COALITION SECTION NETWORKING MEETINGS AFFILIATE NETWORKING
MEETINGS Several of this year’s section meetings have been
or will be held virtually. The in-person meetings MEETINGS
Most of this year’s committee and coalition Several of this year’s affiliate meetings have
are Wednesday over lunch.
meetings have been or will be held virtually. The been or will be held virtually. The in-person
in-person meetings are Tuesday evening. meetings are Thursday over lunch.
ACHA’s nine sections reflect the pro-
ACHA coalitions and committees address fessional diversity of the individual
members of ACHA. Each section elects ACHA’s 11 affiliates have their own offi-
a diverse range of exciting issues perti-
or appoints its own section officers, cers who provide leadership, guidance,
nent to ACHA and the health of college
who provide leadership, guidance, and and programming to members including
students, and they are a vital component
programming for members, including conducting their own annual meetings.
of the association’s work and mission.
selecting their own programs for the The affiliate network is a great way to get
Coalitions are open to any members with
ACHA Annual Meeting. Your section is a involved with college health.
an interest in the topic; committee mem-
bership is approved by the president. All great way to get involved with your peers
meetings are open to all, but you must and an even better place to take on a
be a current ACHA member to join. leadership role within the association.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FELLOWS ADVISORY COMMITTEE AWARDS ADVISORY COMMITTEE A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO . . .
Committee Chair Committee Chair Body Works Massage Therapy Center
Katrin Wesner-Harts, EdD, FACHA Stephanie Hanenberg, MSN, FNP-C,
University of North Carolina-Wilmington FACHA Maritz Global Events:
University of Colorado Colorado Springs
Board Liaison Cara Bowyer
Micah Griffin, PhD, MHA Board Liaison Meeting Events Manager
North Carolina Central University Darren Aaron, MSHA, NREMT Nicole Cochran, MBA, CMP
Wake Forest University
Committee Members Strategic Account Director
Jake Baggott, MLS, 1SG USAR (Ret) Committee Members Ashley Fodrey
University of Wisconsin-Madison Robert Dollinger, MD Registration Specialist
Augusta University (retired)
Jean Chin, MD, FACHA Phil Munday
University of Georgia (retired) Bryant Ford, PhD Project Manager
Brown University
Jamie Davidson, PhD, FACHA Henry Voss
University of Las Vegas-Nevada Deborah Mathis, APN, FACHA On-Site Specialist
University of Pennsylvania
Craig Roberts, MS, PA-C
University of Wisconsin-Madison Global Experience Specialists (GES)
CONFERENCE HOTEL Production Resource Group (PRG)
ACHA gratefully acknowledges our
conference hotel for their outstanding
accommodations.
Manchester Grand Hyatt
1 Market Place, San Diego, CA 92101
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22 ACHA 2022 ANNUAL MEETING FINAL PROGRAMMOBILE APP & INTERNET ACCESS
To connect:
CHECK OUT THE ACHA MOBILE APP COMPLIMENTARY INTERNET
1. View Available Wireless Networks
ACHA is pleased to provide you with a
mobile app for the 2022 Annual Meeting.
ACCESS AVAILABLE
2. Connect to: ACHA
With the app, you get all of the annual Guest Rooms
meeting information you need to know ACHA has negotiated and arranged 3. Enter the Password: acha2022
consolidated into the convenience of complimentary internet access for you 4. Open your Web Browser, begin
your mobile device. The app allows you in guest rooms at the Manchester Grand surfing.
to search events by date, CE type, badge, Hyatt. Specific instructions will be avail-
or event type; features interactive maps able in your hotel room or through the For Assistance, please call or text
of the Exhibit Hall and hotel floor plans; front desk. 619-796-5551
and offers custom scheduling.
Wifi in Meeting Space
To download the ACHA 2022 Annual
Additionally, ACHA has purchased access
Meeting app, go to the app store and
to a limited amount of wireless inter-
search for “ACHA 2022.” Once you have
net bandwidth within the conference Wi-Fi Network
the app downloaded, make sure you
meeting space, intended only for light ACHA
log in (using the four-digit ID on your
web browsing, web-based emailing and
badge) so you can access the full range
of features. messaging, and use of the mobile confer- Passcode
ence app. acha2022
If you have any questions, visit the
Speaker & CE Support Booth for
assistance.
UPDATED PrEP GUIDELINE
Get Up to Date on the Latest HIV Prevention
Guidance from CDC.
Access the latest guidance from the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention (CDC) on prescribing and managing HIV
pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). The Preexposure Prophylaxis for
the Prevention of HIV Infection in the United States—2021 Update—A
Clinical Practice Guideline includes new information for health care
providers to help increase PrEP use by people who could benefit
from it.
The updated PrEP guideline includes two new graded
recommendations:
Tell all sexually active adults and adolescents that
GRADE PrEP can protect them from getting HIV to increase
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awareness of PrEP and help overcome stigma
associated with PrEP. For more information about these and other
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SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CHECK THE ACHA MOBILE APP FOR UPDATES. 23GENERAL INFORMATION
Publications from ACHA (special
publications, guidelines, and
brochures — stop by for free
copies!)
ACHA Info Booth
Register and pay for the meeting
(for those who did not pre-register)
On-Site Registration Booth
Registration Materials — pick up
your bag, badge, program, etc. (for
pre-registered attendees)
Express Badge Pick-Up Booth
Session handouts (drop off extra
from sessions)
Speaker and CE Support
Social events planned by sections
Message Board
Tickets for Pre-Conference
Workshops (for purchase if
available)
On-Site Registration Booth
Employment opportunities
WHERE TO GO FOR ASSISTANCE Message Board
ACHF information, projects and
resources. Face masks
ACHF Booth Badge Pick-Up Booth and ACHA Info
Booth
Association programs and services Lost and found
REGISTRATION AREA
and research survey inquiries Badge Pick-Up Booth Express Badge Pick-Up Booth,
ACHA Info Booth Exhibitors, On-Site Registration Booth,
Membership inquiries Information Booth, CoVAC Booth, and
Audio/visual equipment questions ACHA Info Booth Speaker and CE Support
Speaker and CE Support
Messages left for/by attendees Tuesday, May 31
Balance due inquiries Message Board
On-Site Registration Booth 7:00 am–6:00 pm
Name badge assistance
CCHN/Data Warehouse On-Site Registration Booth Wednesday, June 1
ACHA Info Booth 7:00 am–6:00 pm
National College Health
College Health & Wellness Assessment inquiries Thursday, June 2
Consulting Information Booth 7:00 am–4:00 pm
ACHA Info Booth
Presider/Facilitator schedule Friday, June 3
Continuing education credits Speaker and CE Support 7:00 am–5:00 pm
(learn how to apply)
Badge Pick-Up Booth and Speaker Presentation slides for uploading Saturday, June 4
and CE Support Booth to laptop 7:30 am–10:00 am
Speaker Ready Room
COVID-19 and CoVAC Grant
information and resources
CoVAC Booth
24 ACHA 2022 ANNUAL MEETING FINAL PROGRAMGENERAL INFORMATION
WHAT’S IN A NAME?
You are required to wear the name
badge to gain admission to all annual
meeting events, including the Exhibit
Hall, and ACHA Celebrates. If you don’t
have your name badge, you may not
be granted entry to conference events.
But in addition to gaining you access to
meeting sessions and events, your name
badge contains several important pieces
of information. Pre-Conference
Workshop
QR Code QR Code
As an ACHA registrant, your contact Staff will
information is conveniently encoded into provide you
your badge. With your permission only, with additional
exhibitors may scan the QR code or man-
Badge ID
to log into information
ually input your badge ID number and
they will be provided your name, degree, mobile app
title, company, address, phone number,
email address, and area of practice. You
may decline having your badge scanned
if you do not wish to share your informa-
tion. Just like handing out your business
card, when you provide your contact SPOUSES/DOMESTIC PARTNERS MASKS AND DISTANCING
information to exhibitors you are grant- AND CHILDREN Masks are recommended, but not
required, at large indoor events per the
ing them permission to communicate
with you. You will be subject to their Spouses/domestic partners and children California Department of Public Health.
communications and privacy policies (13 years of age or above) who wish to We recognize that attendees have vary-
and must opt-out with them directly. participate in Annual Meeting events ing degrees of comfort with distancing.
(including the Exhibit Hall, catered Please watch for these buttons and be
Pre-Conference Workshops events, and business meetings) must be respectful of meeting attendees’ choices.
registered. Those who wish to attend
If you purchased pre-conference work- ticketed events must purchase a sepa-
shop tickets in advance, the workshop rate ticket for those functions. Spouse/
code and a 1-2 word abbreviation of the domestic partner/child registrants are
title of the workshop will be printed on not eligible for pre-conference work-
your name badge. This is your “ticket” shops, and the registration fee does not
into the workshop. Check pages 36 for include continuing education credits or
workshop room locations. Simply show certificates of attendance.
your name badge to door monitor as you
enter the room.
Bling Your Badge SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS
Visit the “Bling Your Badge” station for We have requested attendees to
additional ribbons, stickers, and pins to identify any special needs through
accessorize your name badge. Wear your pre-registration. If you require special
speaker ribbon proudly, let everyone services to participate in the meeting,
know you are helping out as a presider or please stop by the registration area
facilitator, or declare your ACHA section for information. All meeting rooms
or affiliate. You can also pick up your and restrooms in the meeting area are
2022 meeting pin here, as well as pins wheelchair accessible.
from previous year’s meetings.
SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CHECK THE ACHA MOBILE APP FOR UPDATES. 25GENERAL INFORMATION
ACHA COMMITTEES, COALITIONS, AND TASK FORCES
Interested in finding out more about the If you are an ACHA member interested
work of ACHA’s committees, coalitions, in joining a coalition, you should log
and task forces? into your ACHA member profile and
check off the coalition you are inter-
If you are an ACHA member interested in ested in joining.
joining a committee, you should speak
to the committee chair and ask him/her
to include your name in their roster when
it is submitted to the ACHA president for
approval.
SPEAKER READY ROOM SESSION PRESENTATIONS BREAKFASTS AND REFRESHMENT
Room: Pier (Level 3) Session presentations/handouts – if they
were provided to ACHA by the speaker
BREAKS
All speakers are required to check in Complimentary for all attendees.
with the AV tech in the Speaker Ready -- will be available to download from
the ACHA website while you are at the
Room – whether you have submitted
meeting and for two months following Wednesday, June 1
your slides in advance or not. If you sub- 2:45 pm–3:15 pm
mitted your slides in advance, you can the meeting. The web page will close
on August 1, 2022, and the slides will no Refreshments and light snacks in Seaport
still make changes by bringing updated Foyer
slides on a memory device. The AV tech longer be available.
Sponsored in part by Aetna Student
will go over your slides with you and give If new or updated slides were not pro- Health
you important instructions for accessing vided to ACHA in advance of the meet-
your presentation from the laptop that ing, current slides may not be available Thursday, June 2
will be used in your meeting room. prior to the session. Please allow up to 7:00 am
Tuesday, May 31 48 hours for ACHA to post new slides. Continental breakfast in the Exhibit Hall
7:00 am–6:00 pm (Grand Hall)
To access the presentation web page,
Wednesday, June 1 Sponsored in part by UnitedHealthCare
select Handouts from the mobile
7:00 am–6:00 pm StudentResources
app menu or go to:
Thursday, June 2 3:15 pm–3:45 pm
7:00 am–6:00 pm Refreshments and light snacks in the
Notes:
Exhibit Hall (Grand Hall)
Friday, June 3 Sponsored in part by Wellfleet Student
• Slides for pre-conference workshops
7:00 am–6:00 pm
will only be made available to work-
Saturday, June 4 shop registrants. Friday, June 3
7:30 am–10:00 am 7:00 am
• ACHA will only be capturing session Continental breakfast in the Exhibit Hall
audio recordings for a very limited
RESOURCE TABLES number of sessions for sale. These
(Grand Hall)
Sponsored in part by Anthem Blue Cross
Visit the resource tables located in the packages will be available by early
Meeting Registration Area during the fall 2022. 2:45 pm–3:15 pm
hours the ACHA Info Booth is open. Liter- Refreshments and light snacks in Seaport
ature, posters, or extra speaker handouts Foyer
can be placed here. Information promot- Sponsored in part by Christie Campus
ing for-profit products or services may Health
not be placed on these tables. Exhibitor
materials are prohibited. There will also Saturday, June 4
be tables for section, affiliate, and coali- 7:30 am
tion information. Check back each day to Continental breakfast in Seaport Foyer
see what’s new! Sponsored in part by the American
College Health Foundation
26 ACHA 2022 ANNUAL MEETING FINAL PROGRAMGENERAL INFORMATION
If you have any questions about all
ALL GENDER RESTROOMS gender restrooms, please contact FEDEX OFFICE® AT HYATT
There are two all gender restrooms on members of the ACHA LGBTQ+ Health The FedEx Office Print & Ship Center in
the meeting space level (level two). These Coalition (information can be found on Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego offers
restrooms are indicated on the floor plan the ACHA website). you everything you need to meet your
found on page 47 and are marked with convention exhibiting needs—from pack-
signage both inside and outside the ing and shipping to signs, banners, office
restrooms. DINING OPTIONS supplies, copying and printing services.
An all gender restroom designation Experience the beauty and bounty of
California when dining at Manchester Store hours:
means that restroom is safe for transgen- Monday-Saturday: 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
der, gender non-conforming, and gen- Grand Hyatt San Diego. Whether you
derqueer people, as well as people of all want a table steps from the bay or a Sunday: CLOSED
gender identities and expressions. If you panoramic sunset view over the Pacific,
choose to use these restrooms, you are the hotel’s seven dining options give
aware that they are a safe space. Please you flexibility and variety. The menus
refrain from gender policing (i.e., scruti- highlight the region’s locally-sourced
nizing, judging, or categorizing another seafood and produce, as well as local
person’s gender). craft beers and world-renowned
California wines. Delivery and grab-
Everyone has the right to use a restroom and-go meals are also available.
safely and without stress. If you are
more comfortable using a Male-only or There are also numerous dining options
Female-only space, those restrooms are within walking distance in Seaport
also available on this floor (see page 47). Village and in nearby Gaslamp District.
AFFILIATE AND FUTURE ACHA ANNUAL MEETINGS
AFFILIATE ANNUAL MEETINGS FUTURE ACHA ANNUAL MEETINGS
2022 2023: Boston, MA
New England College Health Association Boston Marriott Copley Place
October 26-28, 2022 May 30-June 3, 2023
Newport, RI
2024: Atlanta, GA
New York State College Health Atlanta Marriott Marquis
Association May 28-June 1, 2024
December 12-16, 2022 (virtual)
2025: New Orleans, LA
Check www.acha.org/ACHA/Networks/ Hilton New Orleans Riverside
Regional_Affiliates for more information May 27-31, 2025
about other affiliate meetings.
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