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Thank you for your interest in volunteering at WSPHA. As a non-profit, WSPHA relies on volunteers to help us achieve our mission to improve the health and safety of Washington residents. From event planning, website management to selecting presentations for our Annual Conference, we have opportunities that fit your interests and availability. 

Legislative Education Day

  • Marketing
  • Registration management 
  • Budget management and fundraising
  • Communication with volunteers, planners and legislators' offices

Annual Conference

  • Review submitted abstracts
  • Serve on the Content Advisory Team (CAT) to select presentations for the conference
  • Coordinate the continuing education credits (CEU) application process
  • Coordinate the annual awards process
  • Coordinate the scholarship process

Social Media and Marketing

  • Promote WSPHA activities through social media and email campaigns

Website Management

  • Contribute to content and editing 

Volunteer Today

 Meet our volunteers

Roxanne is a senior at the University of Washington studying Public Health-Global Health with a minor in Education, Learning and Society. She is interested in research, policy, education, and community programming, and plans to pursue an MPH in community-oriented public health practice or maternal and child health. She is the Mentorship Chair for the Filipino Association for Health Careers, a Success Coach for UW Academic Support Programs, and President of the Student Public Health Association. She also volunteers for the UW Food Pantry, Bloodworks Northwest, and 9-1-1 Emergency Medical Services. She aspires to be a public health educator focusing on community engagement, empowerment, and collaboration. She works with WSPHA in the event planning, education, and program management field.


Roxanne Garcia

Roxanne is a graduate from the University of Washington School of Public Health with a minor in Education, Learning, and Society. She believes in the holistic model of public health and understanding the integral impact that education has on communities and individuals. She is interested in policy and community programming, and plans to pursue an MPH in community-oriented public health practice. She is currently the Administrator Coordinator for Neighborcare Health under the Homeless and Housing Outreach Team focusing on community engagement, empowerment, and collaboration. She works with WSPHA in event planning, education, and program management field through Legislative Education Day and WSPHA Annual Conference.