ACHE Brings Hands-On Learning to Classrooms Through Hydroponic Gardens
From growing lettuce and herbs to learning about science, nutrition and potential careers, ACHE’s hydroponic gardens are bringing new hands-on learning opportunities to classrooms across the region.
A Career Rooted in Teaching and Service: Meet ARCOM Dean Dr. Christopher Loyke
Meet Christopher J. Loyke, DO, FACOFP, the new Dean of ARCOM, and learn how a career rooted in teaching, service and patient care has shaped his approach to leadership and his vision for future physicians.
From Lessons Learned to Lessons Applied: ACHE Faculty Advance Multinational Medical Readiness at Exercise Vigorous Warrior 2026
FORT SMITH, AR. — Following the announcement of Arkansas Colleges of Health Education’s (ACHE) new partnership with the NATO Centre of Excellence for Military Medicine (NATO MILMED COE) during Exercise Vigorous Warrior 2026, faculty immediately joined NATO and international partners in one of the exercise’s most timely educational initiatives—the Ukraine Lessons Learned Workshop. At the invitation […]
ACHE Celebrates Employees at Annual Appreciation & Awards Breakfast
Each year, ACHE hosts an Employee Appreciation & Awards Breakfast to honor years of service, recognize excellence, and celebrate recent promotions.
ACHE Celebrates Employees at Annual Appreciation & Awards Breakfast
Each year, ACHE hosts an Employee Appreciation & Awards Breakfast to honor years of service, recognize excellence, and celebrate recent promotions.
ARCOM Student Elected to National Leadership Role
Student Doctor Jihad has been elected first vice chair of the Council of Osteopathic Student Government Presidents (COSGP) national board, becoming the first ARCOM student to serve at the national level.
ACHE President and CEO Named 2026 NWA Business Impact Award Recipient
The Northwest Arkansas Business Impact Award recognizes leaders who have made a significant and lasting impact on their communities and industries.
ACHE President & CEO Named One of Arkansas’ Most Influential Leaders for 2025
Parker’s vision and leadership continue to shape ACHE’s growth, expand health education opportunities, and strengthen the health and wellness landscape across the region, making this recognition especially meaningful.
ACHE President & CEO Named One of Arkansas’ Most Influential Leaders for 2025
Parker’s vision and leadership continue to shape ACHE’s growth, expand health education opportunities, and strengthen the health and wellness landscape across the region, making this recognition especially meaningful.
ACHE OT Class of 2027 Celebrates “DRAFT” Day
Each student received their assigned sites, where they will develop essential hands-on skills crucial to becoming confident and competent occupational therapists.