Alice V.

Alice V. serves as the Training Program Coordinator at Charles B. Wang Community Health Center, responsible for overseeing the development and implementation of Project AHEAD, an internship program for aspiring healthcare professionals. Previous experience includes a role as a Leave Management Specialist at Columbia University, where Alice V. managed disability case inquiries and coordinated leave processes for a large employee population. Internship experience includes collaboration with multidisciplinary teams at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and providing support for medically fragile clients at LITTLE TREASURES-PETITS TRESORS. Alice V. has also contributed to various organizations, such as Queens Homecare Agency and the Museum of Chinese in America, while holding leadership positions during studies at the University of Richmond. Educational qualifications include a Master of Social Work from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology, History, and a minor in Chinese Studies from the University of Richmond, complemented by study abroad experience at Peking University.