Alicia K. Czachowski is the Senior Executive Director of Alice! Health Promotion and Columbia University. Previous work includes roles at Tulane University, Northern Illinois University, and Hunter College.  Alicia holds a EdD in Adult and Higher Education, with a concentration in Student Affairs from Northern Illinois University and a Master's in Public Health from Temple University. Their areas of concentration have included substance use and recovery, assessment and evaluation, stress management and how to help a friend in distress, and restorative practices. They have been working with peer educators as an advisor for more than 15 years. In their free time they enjoy spending their free time with family and friends, their dog, traveling, indulging in anything Star Wars or Doctor Who related, and going to Broadway shows.

Joleen M. Nevers has been working in college health for over 20 years at the University of Connecticut. In addition to working in various roles at UConn, Joleen has served both the New England College Health Association and ACHA in many capacities throughout her career. At NECHA, she has served on the Board of Directors as a member-at-large, vice president, president, and past president, and on the Program Planning Committee. For ACHA, Joleen has served as program planner for the Health Promotion Section (twice), as the chair of the Ethics Committee, the secretary for Sexual Health Coalition, Region V representative to the Board of Directors, member-at-large for the Health Promotion Section, member of the Racial Marginalization and Health Inequities Task Force, and on several committees for the Health Promotion Section. She has worked on revising and editing documents for the association, including for the Health Promotion Section’s standards of practice and hiring guidelines and ACHA’s General Statement of Ethical Principles and Guidelines. Joleen has consistently presented at both ACHA and NECHA for over a decade. She has been committed to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion in her career and has been working with colleagues to offer presentations, reflections spaces, and white accountability groups for the association.

La' Tesha is the Director of Strategic Initiatives for Campus Health and a Certified Health Education Specialist. On a daily basis, she interacts and connects one-on-one with students (and their families) to discuss various health topics to support their academic success and enhance their ability to optimally thrive at Tulane. La' Tesha completed her undergraduate degree in Chemistry with a minor in Biology at Xavier University of Louisiana. She received her Master of Science in Public Health degree in Tropical Medicine concentrating in Parasitology from Tulane University's School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine. She had the opportunity to work as a graduate assistant at The Well when she attended Tulane and that's when she fell in love with college health promotion.