Guest Speakers

Dr. Neil Shulman MD: Humanitarian summit / imvc at Emory University in April

What’s in the Dr.’s Bag

Elsa Cintron: Cintron Wellness & Learning Center

Our aim is to inspire young people to become active in wellness and volunteerism within their community and the world.

Michael Kimpur: Michael is from Pokot in Kenya, Africa. Pokot is in the most remote area of Kenya, near the border of Uganda and Sudan. Michael was a shepherd boy who through unique circumstances has become one of the first Pokot to receive an advanced degree and the first from his community to receive a Masters Degree in America.

Michael is a co-founder of the Chain of Grace, a community based organization that reaches out to meet the needs of the nomadic communities he calls home. The first project of the Chain of Grace is the Daylight Children’s Center and school, which currently serves 150 kids, including many that have been displaced by the ongoing conflict in his homeland.

Susan Steger: Mayor of Fernandina

“Experience total wellness when you give of your time and talents to help others”

Mr. Charles Albert: Former Mayor and Retired Educator

Zed Zha: Former student at Peking University Health Science Center

goes to school at University of Nebraska-Omaha now

initiator of the Peking University Student-Run Free Clinic, Beijing, China, which is the very first of its kind in the nation.

organizes a cultural exchange program between China and the US, whose aim is to exchange ideas in serving the under-served population in both nations by students

Wendall Mcgane: Master of Ceremony

That is great to us in Uganda because it's one of our aims we hope to see many joining us and supporting us