Corey Orndorff

Corey Orndorff is a Community Health Worker at Odyssey House of Utah, responsible for initiating Utah's first clinic-based syringe exchange service. Corey has also worked as a Peer Tutor and Teaching Assistant at The University of New Mexico and served as an Outdoor Living Skills Director at the Farm & Wilderness Foundation. Corey's experience includes roles as a Residential Assistant at Minerva Schools at KGI and as a Research Assistant at Keck Graduate Institute and the University of Hyderabad. In addition, Corey has worked as a Camp Counselor, Editorial Intern, Ski Team Coach, and Children's Ski Instructor at various organizations. Corey holds a B.Sc. / B.A. in Cellular Biology and International Economic & Political Systems from Minerva University.