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University Partners with ACHE in Admissions Agreement
January 29, 2021
Posted in About
University of the Ozarks has entered into an affiliation agreement with Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE) in Fort Smith, Ark., that will help facilitate the admissions process for U of O students into the medical college’s graduate level programs.
Though the agreement does not guarantee admission, it does accelerate the application process by guaranteeing that U of O students, who meet eligibility requirements, will be granted an admissions interview to any of the ACHE programs. Those programs include the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine (ARCOM), the Master of Science in Biomedicine (MSB), the School of Physical Therapy (ACHE PT) and the School of Occupational Therapy (ACHE OT).
Send Lyon College President W. Joseph King has signed an agreement with the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education in Fort Smith, guaranteeing that Lyon students who meet eligibility requirements will be granted an admissions interview for any of ACHE s programs.
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Times Record Staff
ACHE facility wins national building design award
The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE) announced that its newest medical education facility, the College of Health Sciences, has received the prestigious Outstanding Design-Post Secondary award from the American School & University magazine.
The 66,000-square-foot facility serves as the home to the most recent developing programs at ACHE, the School of Physical Therapy, the School of Occupational Therapy, and the Physician Assistant Studies. The nomination and award were given to the construction contractor, Beshears Construction. The building was designed by Risley Architects.
The three-story building provides instructional labs, a physical/occupational clinic, student study areas, built-in lockers, and faculty and staff offices. Kyle D. Parker, JD, CEO of ACHE stated, “Tim Risley designed a school that will help attract applicants to our campus from all over the country. Beshears Construction