Karin Mak is a Communications Specialist at UNAC/UHCP, with a background in digital storytelling and social media as a Digital Strategist at California Calls. Karin previously served as a Project Administrator at Claremont McKenna College, overseeing grant objectives and implementing a comprehensive communications plan. Experience at Pomona College includes roles as an Adjunct Assistant Professor, Assistant Director, and Program Coordinator, focusing on student leadership programs and Asian American identity development. Karin has also lectured at California Polytechnic State University and coordinated programs at UC Santa Cruz, Sweatshop Watch, and the Asian Pacific American Legal Center. Education includes a Master’s degree in Social Documentation from the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a Bachelor's degree in Media Studies from Pomona College.
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UNAC/UHCP (United Nurses Associations of California/Union of Health Care Professionals)
The mission of the United Nurses Associations of California/Union of Health Care Professionals (UNAC/UHCP) is to empower health care professionals to be advocates for UNAC/UHCP members and patients: to create a high quality work environment; to provide economic and professional advancement; and to improve the quality of healthcare. The values that guide the work of UNAC/UHCP are: health care professionals representing health care professionals, guided by transparent, accessible, democratic governance; advocacy for quality care; and the empowerment of our members.