Aims and scope
The Journal of American College Health is a subscription-based, peer-reviewed journal that provides information related to health and well-being in institutions of higher education in the United States. The journal publishes articles encompassing many areas of this broad field, including clinical and preventive medicine, environmental and community health and safety, health promotion and education, management and administration, mental health, nursing, pharmacy, and sports medicine. International submissions will be considered for innovative work in college health that has an application to institutions of higher education in the United States.

The Journal of American College Health is intended for college health professionals: administrators, health educators, nurses, nurse practitioners, physicians, physician assistants, professors, psychologists, social workers, counselors, mental health professionals, health promotion professionals, student affairs personnel, and students as peer educators, consumers, and pre-professionals.

The journal welcomes for consideration the following article types, and all articles received by the journal will be subject to double-anonymous peer review.

Research articles presenting significant new data, insights, or analyses;
Case Reports
Brief Reports
Comments
Letters to the Editor
Methods