Education/FACHE
Each year HCE produces College Bowl, a Jeopardy-like program, in which Graduate students from the various programs in the Southern California area compete. As you will see, HCE provides various networking and educational opportunities for future health care leaders. Use the links on the left to learn more.
This section also provides more information on how to attain the prestigious Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE) credential.
ACHE Advancement to Fellow
Undergraduate/Graduate Programs
Below are links to the various undergraduate and graduate programs in Health Administration throughout the Southern California area:
- California State University – Long Beach
- California State University – Los Angeles
- California State University – Northridge
- California State University – San Bernardino
- Concordia University – Irvine
- Loma Linda University
- University of California – Los Angeles (UCLA)
- University of San Francisco – Orange County
- University of Southern California (USC)
- University of California – Irvine (UCI)
2024 ACHE SoCal Student Scholarship
LIFT –
Lifting, Inspiring, Fostering, and Transforming Future Healthcare Leaders
The ACHE of Southern California Student Scholarship is intended to support undergraduate and graduate students with exceptional talent and leadership who are seeking a future career in healthcare administration. The chapter will award $5,000 scholarships to 2 – 3 students in November of 2024. Academic scholarships will be awarded on an annual basis to students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees in health administration or public health (i.e., BA, BPH, BS, BSN, MHA, MPH, MSN, DNP, DrPH, PhD).
Student Scholarship Application
The ACHE of Southern California Student Scholarship is intended to support undergraduate and graduate students with exceptional talent and leadership who are seeking a future career in healthcare administration. Academic scholarships will be awarded on an annual basis to students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees in health administration or public health (i.e., BA, BPH, BS, BSN, MHA, MPH, MSN, DNP, DrPH, PhD). Applicants must be enrolled at least half time in an undergraduate or graduate degree program within the past six (6) months.
Selection is determined through a committee process and is based upon the applicant meeting eligibility criteria, completion of the application documents, and available funds. Scholarships are awarded based on dollars available in the scholarship fund and the number of individuals who have applied.
Award winners:
- Will be required to provide an impact summary of the scholarship on their academic and professional endeavors one-year post-award.
- Are not a previous recipient of this scholarship.
Application Criteria
All applications must be submitted through Bold.org and should include the following:
Enrollment in a current undergraduate or graduate degree program with a healthcare focus at least part-time.
Completed profile with biography, educational background, work history, and any other relevant information.
Two (2) personal statements
- All applicants should be California residents.
- Application Timeline
June 25: Scholarship Opens on Bold.org (will be linked here)
September 30: Deadline to Submit Application through Bold.Org
October 30: Award Winner Notified
November 14/15: ACHE of SoCal Annual Conference and Scholarship Award Presentation
Become a student scholarship donor!
2024 Donors:
2024 Individual Donors:
Anne Tanner
Special Thanks to Our 2023 Donors:
Special Thanks to Our 2023 Individual Donors:
Clare Lee
Krisianna Bock
Anne Tanner
Huma Shah
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Mike Lee
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