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UCSD Students for Global Health
UC San Diego Students for Global Health is a student organization for students passionate about Global Health issues and interested in contributing to the Global Health community on Campus.
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Our mission is to bring together students interested in global health-related issues, education and careers, by fostering communication and ongoing partnerships between UC San Diego student organizations and the larger community.
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This group acts as a liaison between undergraduates, advisors, faculty, and the administration, supporting and advocating for the interests of the global health student community at UC San Diego. All Majors Welcome!
Become a Member
Meet other students passionate about Global Health issues!
Membership Requirements
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Attend GBMs (2 of 3 per quarter)
Membership Benefits
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Be a part of a collaborative, multidisciplinary community of students and global citizens that are open-minded and dedicated.
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Network: meet like-minded students, UC San Diego professors and faculty, individuals working to promote health in San Diego and the world
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Peer mentorship: Be a supportive force in other students endeavors
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Attend seminars on Global Health issues
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Involvement in fundraisers, awareness events, promoting GH on campus
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Valuable Information on graduate school and careers in Global Health
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Be a student leader at UC San Diego and beyond!
Events
Come & join us at one of our GBM events this quarter!
Spring Quarter 2022
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Fundraiser
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More information TBA!
2021-2022 Student Board
Meet the core members of our student organization!
Executive Members
Shreya Redlam
President
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General Biology Major, Global Health Minor ('23)
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Global Health Interests: Social Health Inequalities and Women’s Health
Simran Subramaniam
Vice President of Events
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B.S Global Health Major ('25)
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Global Health Interests: Women’s Health, Immigrant/Refugee Health, Global Mental Health
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Vice President of Events
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Rachel Vu
Vice President of Finance
Global Health Major, Health Care - Social Issue Minor ('23)
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Global Health Interests: Health Inequity & Refugee Health
General Body Meetings Planning Committee
Angelique Tran
B.S Global Health Major ('25)
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Global Health Interests: Immigrant/Refugee Health and Women’s Health
Maya Chang
Chemical Engineering Major, General Biology Minor (‘25)
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Global Health Interests: Women’s Health, Infectious Diseases/Pandemics, Socioeconomic Disparities in Healthcare
Paola Mendoza
Global Health Major, Health Care - Social Issues Minor ('24)
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Global Health Interests: Women's Health and Immigrant Health
Zachary Manalo
B.S. Microbiology Major
Events Committee
Akshatha Pradeep
Molecular and Cell Biology Major, Anthropology Minor ('24)​
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Global Health Interests: Menstrual and reproductive health in developing countries; Infectious diseases
Michelle Pham
Global Health B.S. Major, Health Care - Social Issues Minor (‘25)
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Global Health Interests: Infectious Diseases, Maternal and Child Health, Women’s Health, Health Equity
External Relations Committee
Grace Hernandez
Global Health Major, Human Development w/ a Specialization in Diversity & Equity Minor (‘25)
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Global Health Interests: Immigrant & Refugee Health, Mental Health
Annette Lee
Human Biology Major ('25)
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Global Health Interests: Health of the Incarcerated/people impacted by the system, Social Determinants of Health, Women's Health, Refugee Health
Finance Committee
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Community Advisors
Erin Warren
Global Health Program Advisor
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Global Health Interests: Reproductive Health Rights
Students for Global Health Board members will have their leadership experience indicated on their Co-Curricular Record.
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Your hard work outside of the classroom deserves to be recognized. UCSD now has a Co-Curricular Record, which recognizes your involvement and skills developed on an official, validated record signed by the Registrar of the university. You’ll be able to highlight the skills you developed, which is great when you’re meeting with potential employers or applying for graduate/professional programs.