Empowering student voices
At the John D. Bower School of Population Health, student engagement and leadership are key components of the school’s mission to cultivate the next generation of population health scientists and practitioners. Through active involvement in student government, class representation, and ambassador roles, SOPH students strengthen community, collaboration, and professional development across programs.
SOPH Student Leaders Leading the way in 2025 are Vice-President Torrey Robinson and President Sachin Karki, who serve as student body leaders representing the collective voice of SOPH students. Their leadership ensures that student perspectives remain central to school initiatives, events, and committee discussions. |  |
Department Representatives Department representatives play an essential role in communication and advocacy within their academic programs.
|  |
Student Ambassadors The SOPH Student Ambassadors embody the school’s spirit of service, outreach, and excellence. They represent SOPH at recruitment events, orientations, and community engagement programs, sharing their experiences and enthusiasm for population health. This year’s ambassadors are:
|  |
Together, these student leaders exemplify the values of collaboration, scholarship, and community engagement that define the Bower School of Population Health. Their work not only enhances the student experience but also helps build bridges between academia and the communities SOPH serves.