Accreditation
The Campus Health Service is the first fully accredited college health service in the nation. We have been accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) since 1978 and have successfully completed our 12th consecutive re-accreditation survey which will stand until December 31, 2014.

This every three-year accreditation process begins with the completion of a comprehensive application and is supported during the intervening period by the use of the AAAHC Handbook and other quality improvement tools. The on-site AAAHC accreditation survey team rigorously compares the Campus Health Service level of compliance with nationally recognized standards of practice, which is then documented through a written report and an award of full accreditation.

Awards

Alcohol Prevention
The Campus Health Service has received national recognition for its alcohol prevention/intervention efforts. For more information about this award winning program click here.

2005
U.S. Department of Education Award for Alcohol and Drug Prevention among Fraternity and Sorority Members

2001
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Award

2000
U.S. Department of Education Award for Alcohol and Drug Prevention

1999, 2000
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Center for Substance Abuse Prevention Exemplary Substance Abuse Prevention Programs Award

Counseling and Health Promotion

2011
Arizona Public Health Association (AzPHA)
Health Education Media Makers Yearly (HEMMY) Award
(Student Category)
First place for CHTV

Arizona Public Health Association (AzPHA)
Health Education Media Makers Yearly (HEMMY) Award
(Professional Category)
Second place for SexTalk

Arizona Public Health Association (AzPHA)
Health Education Media Makers Yearly (HEMMY) Award
(Professional Category)
Second place for the Red Cup Q&A column and campaign

“40 Under 40” Award – Received by Erin Strange, Violence Prevention Specialist with the Oasis Program and HPPS. This award recognizes “up and comers making significant achievements in and contributions to their profession and community.”

"Shining Star” Award – Received by Melanie Fleck, Outreach Specialist with HPPS, for making a difference in her work on the Step Up! grant and for exemplifying an attitude of service to students, staff, and the community.

2010
Arizona Public Health Association (AzPHA)
Health Education Media Makers Yearly (HEMMY) Award
(Professional Category)
For the Campus Health Media Online website resource

2005
Pacific Coast College Health Association
Golden Gull Award for Best Practices in College Health
(Best Counseling Practices)
"Suicide Prevention Brochure"
Counseling and Psych Services, Health Promotion & Preventive Services

2002
Pacific Coast College Health Association
Golden Gull Award for Best Practices in College Health
(Best Counseling Practices)
"Mental Health Triage"
Counseling and Psych Services

2001
Pacific Coast College Health Association
Golden Gull Award for Best Practices in College Health
(Best in Show)
"Parents Matter"
Counseling and Psych Services

Pacific Coast College Health Association
Golden Gull Award for Best Practices in College Health
(Best Counseling Practices)
"Parents Matter"
Counseling and Psych Services

Pacific Coast College Health Association
Golden Gull Award for Best Practices in College Health
(Best Health Education and Promotion Practices)
"SexTalk"
Health Promotion & Preventive Services