PROMINENT HBCU FACULTY MEMBER APPOINTED TO AMERICAN COLLEGE HEALTH ASSOCIATION
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Posted By: Catalina Deossa on July 17, 2024 Dr. Tondra L. Moore, the Executive Director of Health Services, has been appointed as a member-at-large on the Board of Directors for the American College Health Association (ACHA). Dr. Moore, who has been with ACHA since 2019, has ascended through the organization thanks to her outstanding contributions, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Serving on the ACHA COVID Task Force, she played a pivotal role in shaping national guidelines that provided crucial support to colleges and universities across the United States, ensuring they could continue operations safely amid unprecedented challenges. Dr. Moore's leadership extends to her significant impact within the HBCU Coalition, where she initiated key initiatives such as the annual ACHA HBCU Summit. She also championed reforms in the pricing model for national assessments, fostering greater participation from HBCUs and other institutions facing resource constraints. In recognition of her expertise and dedication, Dr. Moore was selected as the guest editor for a special 2024 edition of the Journal of American College Health, focusing on the unique contributions of HBCUs in promoting student health and well-being. Upon her appointment to the ACHA Board of Directors, Dr. Moore expressed gratitude for the opportunity to further advocate for equitable access to health resources across diverse educational settings. She emphasized the importance of collaboration and inclusivity in advancing the organization's mission to enhance college health nationwide. Dr. Moore's journey exemplifies a commitment to excellence and equity in higher education health services, making her a respected leader within both ACHA and the broader academic community. Her appointment to the Board signifies not only personal achievement but also a continued dedication to advancing health equity and supporting institutions of varying resources in their missions to foster student well-being. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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Catalina Deossa
Archaeologist, CHRONOS SAS Florida Int`l Univ class of 2011 Member Since April 2024 |
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