About Us
Our Mission
To unite students across disciplines in the health sciences and related fields to:
- Educate our communities about the nature and implications of strategies and proposals to establish universal health care.
- Advocate for policies that improve access to equitable, comprehensive, high-quality, affordable health care for residents of Pennsylvania and, moreover, the entire United States.
- Advocate for single-payer policies, in particular, as the most equitable, effective, and sustainable solution to achieve comprehensive, high-quality, affordable health care for all.
Our Membership
We are an interdisciplinary alliance of students from across the health sciences and related fields at the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University. We represent the future of medicine, public health, dentistry, nursing, pharmacy, social work, rehabilitation sciences, public policy, and law.
STAHR Board of Directors 2010
Executive Committee
- Coordinators
- Michelle Garcia, Simaio Li & Maria Klimenko
- Treasurer
- Maria Klimenko
- Journal Club Director
- Michelle Garcia
- Webmaster/ Inter-school liason
- Maria Klimenko
- Heinz School of Public Policy
- Rachel Gougian
- Pre-medical
- Maria Mauro
- Arts & Sciences
- Heather Hendrickson
- Graduate School of Public and International Affairs
- Jessica Kopsic
- Graduate School of Public Health
- Laura Duncan
- Shamika Johnson
- Pre-medical
- Tanya Keenan
- School of Dental Medicine
- Daniel Stoner
- School of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences
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- Undergraduate
- Kelsey Dicker
- Graduate
- Sarah Kreidler
- School of Law
- School of Medicine
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- Wynne Lundblad
- Laura Goodman
- Caitlin D'Agata
- Justin Baca
- Gabriel Cisneros
- Chris Keary
- Tim Liu
- Jaime Moore
- Laura Van Metre
- Rekha Rapaka
- Gabriel Silverman
- Allison Ungar
- School of Nursing
- Steph Borkowski
- School of Pharmacy
- School of Social Work
- Jamie Dixon
Representatives
Carnegie Mellon University
University of Pittsburgh
Our Logo
Our logo, the star, symbolizes a beacon of hope and a guiding light. The multiple points of light emanating from the center represent the diverse points of view that come from within our interdisciplinary group.
