Mission
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Team HBV’s goal is to create a strong, unified community at Stanford that will promote, support, and further efforts to eradicate hepatitis B. Team HBV hopes to raise awareness of the disproportionately high incidence of hepatitis B and liver cancer among Asian and Pacific Islanders (APIs) worldwide and hopes to create programming that will address the disparity.
2011-2012 Leadership
President: Chris Paiji
VP of Administration: Dylan Kim
VP of Campus Relations: Grace Huh
VP of Community Outreach: Pauline Santos
VP of Finance: Mai Nguyen
VP of Media/Marketing: Justina Chow
Co-VPs of Programming: Catherine Lu, Carrie Chan, Victoria Chang
VP of Recruitment: Christine Chang
Secretary: Connie New
Core Members: Audrey Chang, Arie Kim, Miguel Patino, Diane Wong, Maya Yamane
Frosh Interns: Josephine Chen, Jaena Han, Bryant Irawan, Andrew Liao, Alex Lindqwister, Brian Nguyen, Christina Wang
Interested in learning more about Stanford Team HBV? Want to get involved?
Visit teamhbv.stanford.edu to learn more about what we do in the Stanford community. Please direct any other inquiries to stanford@teamhbv.org!
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