University of Oklahoma

Natalie Keller

Natalie is a senior pursuing dual degrees in Microbiology and Cello Performance with minors in Spanish and Medical Humanities on a pre-med track. She is passionate about equitable access to quality care and hopes to work as a public health physician in obstetrics and gynecology. In her free time, Natalie enjoys rock climbing, reading, and cooking.

Julia Naifeh

Julia is a junior double-majoring in Piano and Community Health, pursing an accelerated Masters of Public Health in Epidemiology. She is in OU Chorale and works in health promotion at Goddard Clinic. She has 3 little dachshunds and is in a band called Douglas!

Rebecca Morren

Rebecca is a Junior from Norman, Oklahoma, pursuing dual degrees in Chinese and International Studies. In addition to participating in AMWHO, she is a member of the Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Corps, the Alexander Hamilton Society, and the Student Government Association. In her downtime, she likes to nap and hit tennis balls.

Abigail Ren

August Limvaree

Raifa Riza

Sydney Gutwein

Sydney is a sophomore majoring in Biomedical Engineering on the pre-med track. She is from Dallas, TX and loves crocheting and rock-climbing in her free time. 

Sweta Chataut

Chris Johnson

Chris is a senior majoring in Community Health and on the pre-med track. He's currently applying for graduate school to study epidemiology and infectious disease, with dreams of attending medical school. In his downtime, Chris enjoys being with his family and playing Nintendo games, particularly Pokémon and Mario.<o :p></o>

Kayla Davis

Kayla is a sophomore majoring in Microbiology and minoring in Chemistry on the pre-med track. Outside of school, Kayla finds enjoyment in immersing herself in the enchanting world of Studio Ghibli films and music, reading, baking cookies, and playing video games.<o :p></o>

Kristina Calvin

Kristina is a second-year student double majoring in Community Health and International Studies on a Pre-Law track. In her free time she likes to crochet and bake.

Izzy Encapera

Maya Joseph

Emma Land

Isabella Chiareli

Isabella Chiareli is a Sociology PhD candidate with research in Medical Sociology, Women & Gender Studies, Immigration, Cross National Comparative Studies, and Mixed Methods. She is also a doula!

Dr. LaTasha B. Craig

Dr. LaTasha B. Craig is a Professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and Section Chief and Fellowship Director of Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility (REI). Her clinical practice is at OU Physicians Reproductive Medicine, where she serves as Medical Director. Additionally, Dr. Craig is an Assistant Dean for Clinical Curriculum for OU College of Medicine. She has received numerous teaching awards including the APGO William NP Herbert Promising Educator Award “in recognition of her demonstrated accomplishments and promising future in academic medicine and women’s health education”.<o :p></o>

Irissa Baxter-Luper

Melinda Chen ( 陳婉怡), PhD

Dr. Chen's research lies at the intersection of sexual violence, queer theory, critical race and ethnic studies, and U.S. welfare reform. She is currently writing two books, Killing Radicalism: Neoliberalism, Normativity & the Anti-Rape Movement (single author, under contract with NYU Press) and The Reckoning: Indigenous Messages from the Anti-Rape Revolution (co-authored with Sarah Deer). Killing Radicalism explores how neoliberal conditions on rape crisis centers in the U.S. force victim advocates to alter their support to survivors of sexual assault. As a consequence of these neoliberal conditions, advocates face surmounting barriers to practicing inclusive care for marginalized survivors (e.g., BIPOC, LGBTQ+). The Reckoning examines how American Native women and Two Spirit people who have experienced rape and hate crimes conceptualize justice in order to develop tangible tribal remedies to violence.