Meet the Team
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CHRISTINA ISTRATE
PRESIDENT
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ADAM BUTLER
VICE PRESIDENT
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RACHAEL KIM
SECRETARY
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JEANETTE BYER
TREASURER
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GRACE TAN
COMMUNITY EVENT COORDINATOR
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KYU PARK
COMMUNITY EVENT COORDINATOR
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JONAS FAST
EDUCATION DIRECTOR
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JORDAN GILDEHAUS
MARKETING DIRECTOR
Alumni
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Rebeka Sipma
Rebeka was president of SST. She most enjoys the community education events since they offer the opportunity to connect with people, to correct misconceptions about stroke and to answer questions about healthcare.
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Jeff Meyers
Jeff was Vice President for the Super Stroke Team and is passionate about educating patients and the general community in things that will help increase quality and quantity of life.
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Jennifer Pauldurai
Jennifer was Community Events Director. She loves neurology because the brain makes you who you are, and it is one of the most intricate control systems in the universe. She want to spend the rest of her life studying the brain and how best to help those with brain disease. She had the privilege of being the Community Events Director of the SUPER Stroke Team which involves contacting San Bernardino community members and organizing informational events to promote stroke awareness.
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Tori Burghart
Tori was secretary for SST. She is very excited about getting other students involved with stroke education! She understands that increasing public awareness and awareness among non-neurologist physicians could have a huge impact on the treatment of stroke in our community.
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Jonathan Baker
As one of the educators of the Super Stroke Team, Jonathan’s role was to provide useful information that members can carry with them in the community as they help raise awareness about the SUPER Stroke Team and neurology as a whole. He believes that prevention is just as important as treatment. By sharing information about stroke signs and symptoms in an easily understandable, readily available format we can make a huge impact in the lives of those around us.
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Paul Gilbert
Paul was Event Coordinator and found teaching people in the community about the signs and symptoms of a stroke is rewarding, especially when you can get people interested and asking their own questions.