海角吃瓜网 Student Councils
DEDICATED TO FOSTERING A NURTURING AND SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR ALL STUDENTS
The 海角吃瓜网 of Health and Science Student Councils serving the New York, Chicago, and San Diego campuses are dedicated to cultivating a community of support and inclusion for their respective student bodies. Each Student Council has their own priorities and responsibilities, such as: creating and funding student clubs; serving as the liaison between students and staff; managing the student lounge; attracting new patients to the on-campus clinic; planning social events; hosting practice labs; and much more. A recent priority for the Chicago Student Council President, Gabrielle Fairfax, is to 鈥渃ollaborate with our on-campus Herb Club and create more clubs such as LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and Veterans Club to promote pride in our diverse stories and backgrounds.鈥� Student Council also serves 鈥渁s a platform for student leaders to further develop their leadership, professional, and organizational skills,鈥� says Bonnie Love, San Diego member. 海角吃瓜网 is proud to see the Student Council members thrive in their leadership roles, while actively enriching students鈥� educational, professional, and social lives.
Suggestion Form
Students! The student council teams welcome your feedback and suggestions! Please use this form to reach us and we鈥檒l get back to you as soon as we can!
听**THIS FORM IS ONLY FOR PACIFIC COLLEGE STUDENTS WISHING TO REACH STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS** If you wish to reach the college admissions or clinics, please use the form located on the program or clinic pages. Thank you!
All submissions are sent directly to your campus鈥檚 Student Council email. Your message is protected from viewing by anyone other than your Student Council members. Staff and Faculty do not have access to your submission. To contact your Student Council directly, please see each Student Council’s email address in the sections below.
Chicago Campus Student Council
If you鈥檇 like to contact, support, or join your campus student council, please send a message to [email protected].
Sherita Wright
President
Maria Luisa North
Vice President
Malik Voyard
Treasurer
Maya Dorn
Secretary
Deb Gomez
At-Large Member
An Yamazaki
At-Large Member
Janay Moore
At-Large Member
Jakhilah Johnson
At-Large Member
Chicago Clubs
Mission:
Herb Club is a space for students to casually come together and form relationships with each other as well as the plants and animals we are studying. Our goal is to help students retain information by creating fun and interesting extracurricular activities that involve all five senses. We believe that an enriched memory palace is a key aspect to a successful practice.
Contact Chicago鈥檚 Herb Club: [email protected]
Mission:
BIPOC Club is a collective of individuals with diverse backgrounds coming together to provide support, education, resources, and allyship through creative and inclusive perspectives on life (on and off campus), medicine, business, and healing.
This group serves to provide a platform of expression and community to those who are often overlooked, forgotten, and discredited, while welcoming allies who wish to learn and expand outside of their societal boxes.
Contact Chicago鈥檚 BIPOC Club: [email protected]
Mission:
LGBTQIA Club is an organization built on respect, love, and acceptance of the human experience and the various ways we show up in our healing practices. We pride ourselves on providing a listening ear to our members, leading thought provoking discussions, and sharing and conducting various educational and research initiatives to include those who are often excluded in the world of medicine.
We are here to do the work that will initiate change, inclusion, and equity in education, medicine, and culture.
Contact Chicago鈥檚 LGBTQIA Club: Chi.LGBTQ.Club@gmail.com
New York Campus Student Council
If you鈥檇 like to contact, support, or join your campus student council, please send a message to [email protected]
Michael O'Malley
President
Jessica Price
Vice President
Floating Representative
Benjamin Spott
Treasurer
Anjum Nadaf
Secretary
Andrea Samson
Sergeant at Arms
Yael Tubis
Massage Rep
Theodore Jeon
Acupuncture Rep
Fatima Portillo
Chinese Medicine Rep
New York Clubs
Mission:
Our mission is to promote the education and cultivation of herbs amongst fellow healers at 海角吃瓜网 and within the NYC community. We believe that, through our work at 海角吃瓜网 and within the NYC community, we can inspire fellow healers to live a more healthy, harmonious, and conscious life here on Earth.
Contact NY’s Herb Club: [email protected]
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Over 40 Club NYC
Mission:
To create a space where students over 40 can gather for fun, information, friendship and comradery.听
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San Diego Campus Student Council
If you鈥檇 like to contact, support, or join your campus student council, please send a message to [email protected]
Marielena McCarthy
President & Massage Liaison
Olivia Fuster
Vice President
Nancy Case
Treasurer
Sundy Fu
Secretary
Isabella Ingraffia
Social Media Manager
LESLEY HOGAN
Events Manager
Melanie Zenor
Alumni Liason
Kristi-Elize Charles
Concessions Concierge
Colette Casier
Communications Coordinator
Heather Pannetti
Community Action Manager
Jeffrey Odnert
Faculty Liaison
San Diego Clubs
Herb Club
Mission:
The Herb Club aims to provide support to the acupuncture curriculum by creating opportunities to supplement the course learning objectives and increase depth of understanding and knowledge of traditional herbal medicines.
San Diego RESOURCES
Learn how to build a business people truly care about through authenticity, storytelling, and care from a Pacific alum who has been running a practice for nine years.
This class includes innovative techniques for assessing bones of the feet to stabilize pelvis rotation and how to correct using acupuncture and kinesiology tape, with no direct thrusting or manipulation of the vertebrae.
This practice offers a unique blend of wisdoms from yoga, Chinese medicine, qigong, and Taoist healing. Explore gentle, yet deep, meridian stretching motions that open energetic blocks within the internal organs and their channels. Each stretch movement is accompanied by a specific healing sound, as well as mental intentions for emotional transformation.
SoulGate Healing
Learn how to transform stressful emotions by stretching your qi. Balancing emotional stress is a key component in developing a vital body and a peaceful mind. This practice offers a unique blend of wisdom from the art of yoga, Chinese medicine, qigong, and Taoist healing with stretches that open energetic blocks within the internal organs and channels. These stretches involve spine twists, opening more space between the vertebrae, which allows free flow of the spinal fluid, and better alignment to the spinal cord, which harmonizes the nervous system. The external focus on physical movements along with the internal focus on subtle energetic change provides a rejuvenating process for the body and mind. The process includes self-practice methods as well as passive stretching, joint movements, and acupressure points to share with a partner.
Jeneanne graduated from 海角吃瓜网 in 1999, currently specializes in fertility, and owns her practice in La Jolla, CA. In this workshop, Jeneanne discusses the lessons she has learned throughout her 24 years of private practice, what she wishes she had known in school, mistakes she learned from over the years, and tips on how to build the best practice possible.
Suggestion Form
Students! The student council teams welcome your feedback and suggestions! Please use this form to reach us and we鈥檒l get back to you as soon as we can!
听**THIS FORM IS ONLY FOR PACIFIC COLLEGE STUDENTS WISHING TO REACH STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS** If you wish to reach the college admissions or clinics, please use the form located on the program or clinic pages. Thank you!
All submissions are sent directly to your campus鈥檚 Student Council email. Your message is protected from being viewed by anyone other than your Student Council members. Staff and Faculty do not have access to your submission. To contact your Student Council directly, please find the email address for your council listed on each of the individual student council pages.