Sarah is an energetic, empowering yoga teacher. Her authenticity and free spirited nature allows her to creatively live my best life. Through that, Sarah is able to share with you a non judgemental and open space in which she can help students find their most genuine self. Sarah teaches passionate classes that work to energize, encourage and challenge students in a welcoming and unique way.

Joe's primary role at OSU is as a Senior Instructor II of Civil and Construction Engineering.

Chandra Char’s work focused on barriers and access to health services during the COVID-19 pandemic for people with disabilities. Her work specifically investigated experiences of adults with hearing loss utilizing health care. Chandra used her academic training to advocate for the inclusion of people with disabilities in public health diversity, equity & inclusion efforts.

Danielle recently graduated with her PhD in Human Development and Family Sciences and a concurrent certification in College and University Teaching at Oregon State University. Her primary research interests are exploring attachment across the lifespan and better understanding the role of institutionalization and number of placements, as well as the importance of building relational permanence and social capital on overall mental health outcomes among transition-age foster youth.

Kristen Pinchun Yang comes from Taiwan and received a Master’s degree in Nutrition from Fu Jen Catholic University (FJU) in 2016.

She worked for four years as a research assistant in the Bone Center of Taipei Medical University (TMU). Her work focused on the prevention of osteoporosis and sarcopenia in aging populations.

Briana holds a Masters in Public Health with an emphasis in Nutrition from Kansas State University and a Bachelors degree in Biology from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She is from Boulder, Colorado.

Before joining the Public Health PhD program at Oregon State University, she was a Family and Consumer Science Extension Agent with Colorado State University.