About Us
CHO or Community Health Outreach is a registered student organization at the Seattle campus of the University of Washington that focuses on providing volunteer opportunities. We aim to inspire & connect students to their community, all while making an impact on community health. This RSO allows students to grow, get involved, and connect with the community!
Meet Our Team
2025-2026
Get to know the dedicated individuals who drive UW Community Health Outreach's mission forward.
Below are some of our roles and our interests!
Linda W.
President
The President establishes the club's strategic vision and priorities for health outreach. They are responsible for overseeing all major operations and leading our general meetings.
Lauren L.
President
The President establishes the club's strategic vision and priorities for health outreach. They are responsible for overseeing all major operations and leading our general meetings.
Cayla K.
Vice President
The Vice President manages the club's day-to-day operations and serves as the internal organizer. Their focus is on efficient project logistics, coordinating the efforts of different committees, and making sure our events are set up for success.
Kina
Director of Public Relations
The PR Officer is our communicator, dedicated to promoting the club and maximizing awareness. This role involves managing our digital presence (social media), creating engaging promotional materials, and actively connecting with the community to ensure high participation in our health programs.
Angela N.
Director of Finance
Our Treasurer manages the club's finances, budgeting for events and ensuring financial sustainability.
Bio:
My Name is Angela Nguyen, and I am a Junior at UW! I am currently interested in going to pharmacy school and working on some side projects & businesses, but in my free time, I enjoy crafts, gaming, and tennis.
Heather W.
Teen Feed Coordinator
Bio:
I’m a master’s student in bioengineering, with an undergraduate background in chemical engineering and biochemistry. Beyond my studies, I volunteer as a TeenFeed advocate, coordinating with team members to connect unhoused youth with essential services. My passion for advocacy stems from my own experience of navigating the challenges of leaving a toxic home and learning to thrive despite poverty. I understand the struggles that marginalized teens face, from limited access to affordable housing and unemployment to the mental health challenges that often come with marginalization. Through aiding these types of organizations, I believe we can break cycles of harm by fostering communities of trust and cooperation. We don’t just provide meals, but also give teens a place to build connections, which is crucial for building agency and creating lasting change.
