Medical college gets nod for school land
The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education received a recommendation by the Fort Chaffee Real Estate Review Committee on Thursday for about 70 acres of land that had been previously donated to Fort Smith Public Schools.
Arkansas College for Health Education to buy land once set aside for Fort Smith Public Schools
The Fort Chaffee Redevelopment Authority Real Estate Review Committee voted Thursday (April 25) to recommend selling land originally set aside for Fort Smith Public Schools to the Arkansas College for Health Education (ACHE).
Board Recommends Arkansas Colleges Of Health Education For Chaffee Crossing Land After Property Dispute
The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE) and real estate developer ERC Properties went head-to-head on Thursday (April 25) in hopes of purchasing a prime piece of land in the Chaffee Crossing area of Fort Smith.
Medical college, developer vie for land at Chaffee Crossing
The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education, which owns the Arkansas Osteopathic Medical College, and Chaffee Crossing residential developers ERC Create have both made offers on about 70 acres released by the school district last month.
ARCOM announces promotions, honors
Three faculty members from the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine received faculty title promotions at a recent luncheon on the ARCOM campus.
Arkansas Colleges of Health Education celebrates five years, discusses future
Happy Birthday to the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education.
The organization celebrated five years since Kyle Parker was hired as president and CEO of the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine. It was also the beginning of what would grow from one college to the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education, which aims to promote a healthy community.
ACHE launches master of biomedical science degree program
The new master of biomedical science program will begin July 26 at the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE) in Fort Smith. The program will provide “rigorous post-graduate training in basic science” to students who want to become physicians or further their careers in medical professions but who are not ready for a medical degree program.