MEET THE EDITORS

Editor in Chief: Christine Medina

Christine is a student at Salt Lake Community College working towards her Associates Degree in Family and Human Studies. She is an Early Childhood Program Director , the mother of two children, and spends her leisure time enjoying the outdoors or busying herself with home renovations. Christine has a passion for humanitarian projects and is a volunteer for local homeless shelters. Christine has focused on homelessness as her social justice issue. To learn more about Christine, please visit her e-portfolio at  http://cmedina3847.weebly.com/

LEAD WRITER: MEGGAN REEP

Meggan is a student at Salt Lake Community College finishing the last few credits before transferring to a bachelor of science nursing program. Meggan is a happily married mother of three who loves spending time with her family in whatever adventures they discover. She is a licensed pediatric trauma nurse working for Primary Children’s Hospital. She loves the outdoors, yoga, horses and all sorts of crafts from wedding cakes to knitting. Meggan has focused on the stigma surrounding mental illness as her social justice issue. To learn more about Meggan go to her e-Portfolio at http://megganreep.weebly.com/

VISUAL EDITOR: JESSICA KNOX 

Jessica is a registered nurse working on a Neurology floor at a Intermountain Medical Center while she finishes up her last semester at Salt Lake Community College. After graduation she plans to transfer into a program that will allow her to obtain her Bachelor of Science in nursing. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her family and their 3 dogs, camping, hiking, or just about anything that gets them out doors. The social issue Jessica has focused on this semester is child abuse. To learn more about her you can visit her e-portfolio at http://jessicas-eportfolio.yolasite.com/

RESEARCH MANAGER: ANDREW DOUDNA

Andrew is a full-time student at Salt Lake Community College pursuing a degree in the pharmaceutical field. He works for Verisys Corporation which specializing in background checks, pre-employment screenings, and sanction monitoring in the medical field. Andrew is an Army Veteran who has traveled through the Asia Pacific building homes, schools and creating a better life for those living in poverty. Andrew has explored poverty as his social justice topic. To learn more about Andrew, please visit his e-portfolio at: http://thearmylife.weebly.com/