Arkansas Colleges of Health Education welcomed high school students from MASH Camp programs this summer, providing hands-on healthcare career exploration through simulation labs, osteopathic medicine, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and interactive learning experiences.
As ACHE’s graduates begin the next chapter of their professional journeys, many will continue serving communities across Arkansas and the surrounding region.
The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education Master of Public Health program hosted a lecture series featuring several experts from across the nation.
The Inclusive Egg Hunt was thoughtfully designed to ensure that every child could participate and enjoy the festivities in a way that felt comfortable and accessible.
The exhibition, presented in collaboration with Choctaw Nation Public Arts, showcases both traditional and contemporary pieces that reflect the rich heritage, storytelling, and artistic expression of Choctaw culture.
The community is invited to explore three of ACHE’s state-of-the-art facilities, meet faculty/staff & students, and learn more about how ACHE is shaping the future of healthcare in the River Valley and beyond.
