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Will Pittman:
William is a third-year biology major and the current Cal Poly AMSA president. He has been a member of AMSA for three years and worked last year as the Cal Poly representative to AMSA's California lobby day. William hopes to make AMSA a more inclusive, active organization this school year by organizing more events, clinics, workshops, volunteer activities, lecture events, and convention trips. Feel free to contact him if you have any questions or concerns about the club or if you are interested in joining. William looks forward to working with all of you this school year.
Contact at: william.pittman10_gmail.com
Collin Sabatini:
Collin is a third year Biology major and has been a member of AMSA for the past two years. As Vice President, Collin hopes to create a more inviting atmosphere within AMSA. He also hopes to invovle the club and it's members in more activities pertainig to the medical field. Collin is also currently working at both Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center and Twin Cities Commuinity Hospital as an Emergency Room Scribe. Collin hopes to attend medical school and pursue a career in Medicine.
Contact at: csabatin_calpoly.edu
Taylor Fromm:
I am a third-year molecular-cellular bio major with a minor in microbiology (I came into Cal Poly as a biomed engineer). I've been a member of AMSA since freshman year, but didn't really get involved till sophomore year. Last year I attended the regional conference in Vegas and served on the officer's board helping with Books for Africa. I hope that we get a balanced budget this year so we are able to spend all of the money efficiently without having to end the year giving money back, and hopefully earn enough from fundraisers so as to have the next year's officer board with some financial backing. Feel free to contact me for anything.
Contact at:tfrommy_yahoo.com
Chris Li:
Chris is a third year Biological Sciences major concentrating in Anatomy and Physiology. He has been a member of AMSA for two years and has helped run many of the clubs events in the previous years. This year he hopes to hold more educational events, while also adding new club social events and club community service days. He is always searching for new ideas for events or club meetings and is eager to hear any ideas you may have. If you have any ideas or any questions regarding the club, or just about being a pre-med student, feel free to contact him.
Contact at:cjli_calpoly.edu.
Amber Zimmermann:
Amber is a third year microbiology major with a minor in Spanish. She joined AMSA last year and hopes to expand AMSA's membership this next year by creating an inviting and fun atmosphere. It is important to her to keep everyone in our club well informed about events and meetings in order to give each pre-med student the opportunity to take advantage of several resources that are available on campus and in our community. Please feel free to contact Amber if you have any questions or concerns at calpolyamsa_gmail.com.
Contact at:calpolyamsa_gmail.com.
Jessica Felix:
Jessica Jessica is a third-year Biology major with a concentration in anatomy and physiology as well as a minor in French. She's
been a member of AMSA since last year and hopes to make AMSA popular amongst everyone in the bio,
chem, and nutrition departments and whoever else is interested in going
pre-med. She wants to increase the amount of people as well as the
amount of activities we have during the year. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
(925) 300-6100
Contact at: jbfelix2002_yahoo.com.br
AMSA National
The American Medical Student Association (AMSA), with a half-century history of medical student activism, is the oldest and largest independent association of physicians-in-training in the United States.
Today, AMSA is a student-governed, national organization committed to representing the concerns of physicians-in-training. With a membership of more than 62,000 medical students, premedical students, interns, residents and practicing physicians from across the country, AMSA continues its commitment to improving medical training and the nation's health.
How is AMSA different from other organizations? When you join AMSA, you become part of a vital force of future physicians who believe that patients and health professionals are partners in the management of health care and that access to high-quality health care is a right and not a privilege. At AMSA, activism is a way of life. Student idealism is transformed into meaningful public service, innovation and institutional change.
