The Association of Black Public Health Students

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The overall purpose of the organization is to provide support services for minority students. Support is to be defined by those students associated with the Rollins School of Public Health. The primary aim of the organization is to be the vehicle wherein ideas, needs, and interests regarding the enhancement of the following are achieved: academic support, community involvement, social interaction, awareness to minority health, professional development Section 2. This organization will facilitate the increase in minority representation at the faculty and student level in the Rollins School of Public Health and the total Emory University complex. Section 3. The organization shall serve to influence the development and modification of the academic curriculum of the Rollins School of Public Health and the-total Emory University complex to assure quality, relevancy, and truth, without bias toward race, sex or ethnicity.

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Vaughn-Regan Bledsoe Profile

Vaughn-Regan Bledsoe

Social/Academic Chair
Vashti Robinson Profile

Vashti Robinson

Vice-President
Ariana Small Profile

Ariana Small

President
Tyler Bryant Profile

Tyler Bryant

Treasurer
Zinnia Robinson Profile

Zinnia Robinson

Communications Chair
Jordan Hayes Profile

Jordan Hayes

Advocacy Chair
Jalaia Jackson Profile

Jalaia Jackson

Historian
Victoria Wright Profile

Victoria Wright

Community Service Chair
Jennifer Ducksworth Profile

Jennifer Ducksworth

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The Association of Black Public Health Students

201 Dowman Drive
Atlanta GA 30322
United States