Wendy Rodgers M.ed, Mph

Wendy Rodgers, M.Ed, MPH has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Wendy currently holds the position of Director, Care and Support Services at Lupus Foundation of America, Inc. where they oversee the delivery of care and support services. Previously, they served as the Sr. Manager, Community Outreach and Engagement in the same organization. Wendy has a strong background in education, having worked as a STEM Teacher at New Covenant Academy (Los Angeles) for five years. In this role, they provided instruction in science, technology, engineering, and math to multicultural middle school students and utilized innovative teaching methods. Wendy also worked as a Substitute Teacher at Torrance Unified School District, where they developed and implemented curriculum for various subjects and facilitated special programs. Additionally, Wendy has worked in the healthcare sector, with roles such as Program Representative at UCLA Center for Science, Research and Policy and Health Promotion Specialist at U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Office of Women's Health. Wendy also has experience in the pharmaceutical industry as a Consultant at Amgen and as a Health Consultant and Script Editor at Overbrook Entertainment. Wendy's earlier work includes positions such as Executive Assistant & Production Coordinator at Elite City Entertainment and Educator and Speaker at Renal Support Network. Throughout their career, they have demonstrated expertise in program development and management, health advocacy, and public speaking.

Wendy Rodgers, M.Ed, MPH has a strong educational background with degrees in both education and public health. Wendy earned their Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from the University of Houston, graduating in 1996. In 2010, Wendy pursued their passion for education and completed a Master of Education degree with a specialization in Teaching and Learning in a Global Society from National University, finishing in 2013. Building on their expertise in education, Wendy then went on to obtain a Master of Public Health degree from The George Washington University, specializing in Public Health. Wendy completed this program in 2018, further enhancing their knowledge and skills in the field.