The School of Occupational Therapy at the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE) has been granted candidacy status for the doctor of occupational therapy program. The status allows the school to admit students for the inaugural class that begins January 2022.
A partnership between Arkansas College of Health Education (ACHE) and Brightwater: A Center for the Study of Food will bring nutrition education and the opportunity for a degree in the culinary arts to many in and around Fort Smith.
The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education has announced its School of Occupational Therapy has been granted candidacy status for the Doctor of Occupational Therapy program. As a result of this action, the institution may officially admit students for the inaugural class that begins in January 2022.
The Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine has named the students in its Top Five Percent for their academic achievements in Biomedical Essentials of Comprehensive Osteopathic Medicine, an integrative science course fundamental to practicing medicine.
Arkansas Colleges of Health Education representatives are hoping to raise $300,000 for medical equipment at its inaugural gala on Sept. 25. The gala is dubbed On Call: An Elegant Evening for Research.
Officials from Southeastern and the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE) recently signed an education affiliation agreement. Under the agreement, Southeastern students who meet certain criteria will be guaranteed an admissions interview with the ACHE programs.
The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education began accepting applications for its School of Occupational Therapy on July 22.
The arts play a fundamental role across all ages and levels of education in multiple areas, said Dr. Elizabeth McClain, chief wellness officer for Arkansas Colleges of Health Education. And in the coming months, it will play an important role in education at ACHE.
