2026 ASAHP Annual Conference
October 27-29, 2026
Embassy Suites by Hilton Nashville Downtown
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A Conversation with ASAHP’s new President Jon Williamson, PhD, FASAHP: Part I
Washington, D.C. –The Association of Schools Advancing Health Professions (ASAHP) recently announced that seven students, studying in health professions fields, will receive the Scholarship of Excellence Award. In addition, one of those recipients will also receive the 2025 Elwood Scholar Award.
House and Senate Appropriators released the texts of four bipartisan FY 26 appropriations bills this morning -- Defense, Homeland Security, Transportation-HUD, and Labor-HHS. These are the last of the twelve appropriations bills needed to move forward to meet appropriators’ overall goals of enacting every appropriations bill before the Continuing Resolution expires on January 30th. The House is expected to take up these bills as soon as Thursday, while the Senate will address these bills, along with two other outstanding bills, when it returns from recess next week.
IPEC is excited to invite you to the 2nd IPEC Symposium on February 25, 2026: “Integrating the IPEC Competencies: Fostering Innovation Through Interprofessional Collaboration.” The first IPEC Symposium was a tremendous success, attracting over 100 participants from across the country and globe. Building on that momentum, the upcoming symposium will focus on IPE, competency-based education (CBE), and the IPEC Core Competencies, offering even more opportunities to connect, collaborate, and learn from experts
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is the biggest shake-up to federal higher education policy in more than a decade. And while the bill passed on partisan lines, implementing it to maximize student success and postsecondary value requires real bipartisan cooperation.