Student Memberships
The Minnesota Chapter of ACHE is proud to support students through a variety of educational resources including reduced admittance to educational events and a reduced-rate ACHE membership.
Benefits
Benefits of ACHE Student Membership and involvement with the Minnesota Chapter of ACHE. MN-ACHE partners with The University of Minnesota, University of St. Thomas, and St. Mary’s University of Minnesota graduate programs to offer an array of ongoing professional development and educational opportunities. Also…
Volunteer on a Committee
Reduced Event Admission
Mentoring Program
Networking & Professional Development
Join ACHE as a Student Associate!
To be eligible for Student Associate status, you need to:
- Be enrolled full-time or part-time in a four-year program in health services administration or related administrative field that leads to a bachelor’s degree, or be enrolled as a graduate student in such a program.
- Be enrolled in a healthcare management program where the program or college holds at least a regional accreditation.
- Provide ACHE with an official school document, such as an Enrollment Verification Report or transcript (fastest method), or have your Program Director verify your enrollment with this Student Attestation Form.
Note: Student associate status is limited to five years. Student Associate tenure does not count toward the three year tenure requirement to become a Fellow of ACHE (FACHE).
If you are currently a Fellow of ACHE (FACHE) and are changing your status to Student Associate, you will no longer be able to use your credential.
ACHE dues:
- $75 annually
Note: Your dues will be prorated depending on the date you join:
Month Applied | January–June | July–August | September–December |
Amount Due | $75 | $37.50 | $75 (Covers next year’s dues in full.) |
If you are currently a Member or Fellow, you will not be able to complete the application online. Please download a PDF version of the application instead and fax it to (312) 424-9405.
“Attending the annual ACHE Congress last March as a Student Program Associate really sold me on the many benefits of being an ACHE member. ACHE is a great way for students and professionals alike to create and sustain relationships and keep pace with innovation in the industry. I will definitely stay involved with ACHE as I join the industry next fall as a professional.”
“I chose to pursue a career in healthcare leadership because of my desire to lead those committed to providing outstanding patient care and improving the health of communities. I joined ACHE during my undergraduate healthcare administration program at UW-Milwaukee because of the many educational opportunities available to members. These educational opportunities reinforced with me the continuous learning that is necessary for this profession. ACHE is committed to developing future leaders and offered mentoring and shadowing opportunities for students at Milwaukee. These experiences confirmed with me that this was a career I wanted to pursue. At the University of Minnesota I have benefitted from the networking and educational opportunities offered by ACHE. These experiences have helped me meet other professionals in the area and learn about other organizations. I feel more prepared to enter and contribute to this profession because of my involvement in ACHE.”