Student officers for Philanthropy Contacts:
 DPT
o 1
o 2: Jen Keller, Katie Uhlrich
o 3
 DS
o 1
o 2: Tommy Roe, Galen, Chris, Moses Elango
o 3: Tyler Borg, Mike Johnson
o 4: Matt Checkitz
 PA
o 1
o 2: Shannon.spanarella@ucdenver.edu, Stephanie Noble
o 3
 Nursing
o 1
o 2: Paulina Carrasco, Silvia Baptista (main emailer for nursing)
 PharmD
o 1
o 2: Andrew Webb, , Jason Vilar and Amber Britton, Joseph Kaiser,
Monica Evans
o 3: Shaun McDonald
o 4: Nicole Sheldahl
 MD
o 1
o 2: Victor Hsu
o 3
o 4: Ruth Huhn
 PhD
Senate Summer Series Volunteer Ops
 Able Games
o http://www.uchsc.edu/atp/events_AbleGames.html
o Saturday August 21, 2010
 Lose the Training Wheels
o http://www.hrcaonline.org/Recreation/TherapeuticRecreation.aspx
o June 28-July 2, 2010
 2010 National Veteran’s Wheelchair Games
o http://www1.va.gov/opa/speceven/wcg/index.asp
o July 3 and July 4, 2010
 MS 150
o http://www.nationalmssociety.org/chapters/bike-ms-coloradochapter/volunteer-information/index.aspx
o June 26-27, 2010
Hello,
My name is Sarah Mann and I am your 2010-2011 AMC Student Senate Vice
President of Philanthropy. This year’s Philanthropy motto is “Collaborate and
Move!” In addition to our ongoing CU-AMC Student Senate sponsored philanthropy
and diversity activities, we are excited to expand our CU-AMC student involvement
in the community with your help!
Last year, there were XXX different canned food drives led by different
student organizations and school programs. Can you imagine the impact we could
have on our community if we could coordinate our volunteer efforts across the
disciplines?
We would like to get involved in the truest interdisciplinary sense and make
your individual volunteer events successful through participation from all the
programs and all the schools! However, we need your help to do this. We need to
know what events you have planned, who the point contact is for that event, and
how we can help.
In addition to building a collaborative, interdisciplinary student body here at
CU-AMC, we want to further establish our commitment as healthcare professionals
to our community. Student Senate has several ongoing volunteer opportunities
available to students. This includes our Saturday Sports Club (SSC) at Paris
Elementary and the upcoming Paris Pals mentoring program. SSC is every other
Saturday at Paris elementary school, which is only one mile from campus! Paris Pals
is a penpal-based mentoring program beginning August 14th. For more information
on these, and other volunteer opportunities, please visit the student senate website:
www.ucdenver.edu/studentsenate
I am very hopeful that we can begin collaborating among the different
programs here at CU-AMC and moving our community involvement forward. I
would greatly appreciate it if the class officers and/or philanthropy coordinators in
each class in each program could contact me and begin our transformation to a truly
collaborative campus, actively involved in our community!
Thank you so much!