ACUHO-I, the Association of College and University Housing Officers-International, is the field's primary professional association for campus housing and residential life leadership, now representing more than 17,000 professionals overseeing roughly 1.2 million on-campus students globally.
ACUHO-I has been framing the after-hours care gap in student housing as an operational risk issue, not simply a student-experience issue, since most campus health centers operate weekday daytime hours only. For Executive Directors of Housing, ACUHO-I is both a benchmarking body and, increasingly, third-party validation that closing this gap is worth budget authority.
ACUHO-I counts more than 17,000 housing and residence life professionals overseeing roughly 1.2 million on-campus students globally.
ACUHO-I increasingly frames the after-hours care gap in student housing as an operational risk issue, not just a student-experience issue, given the liability created when untrained staff handle medical judgment calls.
It usually falls to the Executive Director of Housing and Residential Communities, who holds budget authority over housing operations and staffing but not always over the campus health center itself.
Every term here points to the same gap in healthcare access. See how the CareStation closes it.
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