Thank you everyone for attending our training sessions! Here is the link to our presentation in case you wish to review.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Aj8QW5mtNl8-nPJM21pGSQmbkoafFEouyltyjVrawVE/edit?usp=sharing
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Hello CHIPsters!
Thank you all for stopping by at the Involvement Fair. This semester we will be having two training/ information sessions. The first session is on Tuesday, January 21 from 7-8PM, at VKC 160. Our second session will be on Wednesday, January 22 from 7-8PM, over in VKC 110. You only need to attend one session. Please email us at [email protected] if you have any questions. Hi everyone,
We will be at the Involvement Fair on Wednesday, January 15, 2020 from 11AM-2PM. Please stop by if you want to learn more about what we do or if you have any questions; our board members will be happy to answer your questions. Also, be on the look out for our info/training sessions that will be hosted the week of January 20th. The sessions will be Tuesday-Thursday from 7PM-8PM. The room is TBD and we will update this site and send out an email as soon as we have a room number. Thank you and we hope to see you at the Involvement Fair! Fight On! Hello Chipsters, We will be having an informational event on Monday, November 4, 2019 from 8:00-8:30PM at VKC 261. You can learn more about the club and what we do, plus you will be trained on how to do the blood pressure and glucose screenings. Please sign-up here to let us know if you will be attending. Fight On! On Friday, December 11th, CHIP members headed down to Belmont Elementary School for the 2nd Annual Belmont Wellness Holiday Fair to provide blood pressure screenings to promote cardiovascular wellness in the community. We were able to screen over a hundred patients. It was great to see everyone so genuinely eager to get screened and so interested in their health. Overall, the screenings went very smoothly and the health fair was a big success. Big thanks to Ethan, Prajwal, Elaine, Power, Julianna, and Pratik for making this event so successful despite it being finals week. -Danny Le, USC Administrative Director 12.11.15
"This past Saturday, we went to Golden Age Village, a retirement home in Monterey Park, to provide blood glucose and blood pressure screenings to residents. We were able to treat almost thirty patients. We were also able to partner with a local social worker to provide health information sessions to the residents regarding blood glucose and diabetes. Special thanks to Ethan Kidde, Andrew Petersen, Geoff Kusaka, and Maggie Kwok for coming out to help." -Dustin Lieu, Monterey Park Adult Health Site Coordinator | 9.26.15
"We taught the kids about the different food groups and brought in paper plates for an arts and craft component. The children (and us!) had fun drawing our own plates of food, making sure we have a good balance of grains, proteins, and fruits and vegetables. This art activity was followed by the fourth and fifth graders presenting their plates to the younger kids. Thank you to Julianna, Prajwal, Nina, and Victor for volunteering!" -Maggie Kwock, Hoover Elementary Health Site Coordinator | 10.16.15
|"On Saturday, October 18, CHIP made its second visit to our newest health site WAME. With the generous help of Reverend John Cager and Reverend Swayne Cofield, MD, we were able to set up blood pressure and blood glucose screenings for members of the congregation. Following an announcement made by Rev. Cager during the service, we had around 40 patients come for screenings, which were conducted by four of our CHIP members: Pratik Doshi, Therlinder Lo, Oscar Chen, and Avneesh Sharma. We'd like to thank all the members who could make it to this event and everyone who came for screenings." -Avneesh Sharma, WAME Adult Health Site Coordinator | 10.18.15
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