Danielle Miguel Email & Phone Number

California, United States

Oakland, California, United States

San Francisco Bay Area

Supporting research on HPV knowledge and the impact and risk of HPV-related cancer on vulnerable communities (MSM, Trans, PLHIV, aging populations). This position is held via work study opportunity through Touro University California.

Vallejo, California, United States

United States

Oakland, California, United States

• Collects, analyzes, and utilizes medical services data for youth (ages 12-25) in order to gauge connection to healthcare and resources supporting victims of human trafficking and domestic violence• Creates and facilitates workshops for youth patients that include topics on women’s health, mental health, and the role of identity in healthcare• Curates resources for young women to access in terms of health services, programs addressing domestic violence and trafficking, as well as promotion of leadership opportunities

Washington D.C.

• Engages in planning meetings dedicated to addressing HIV/AIDS work regarding Asian and Asian American patients and overall populations• Speaker at the United States Conference on HIV/AIDS 2020, "The Invisible Struggle" - covered topics regarding Asian Americans and the HIV/AIDS epidemic, the status of HIV/AIDS in the Bay Area/Alameda County, and the continuation and mentorship of Asian/Asian American advocates in HIV/AIDS work• Speaker at the United States Conference on HIV/AIDS 2021, "Surviving the Colliding Pandemics" - covered topics regarding Asian Americans and the HIV/AIDS, COVID-19, and Anti-Asian Hate pandemics, the status of HIV/AIDS in Alameda County, and advocacy for the Asian community in traditionally stigmatized public health issues

Washington D.C.

• Engages in planning meetings dedicated to addressing HIV/AIDS work regarding youth patients and overall populations• Speaker at the United States Conference on HIV/AIDS 2020, "It Starts With YOUth: Demystifying HIV in Modern Times" - covered topics regarding debunking HIV myths, explaining how testing occurs, and where youth can get tested.

Washington D.C.

• Contributes culturally relevant input for HRSA-funded destigmatization projects surrounding preventionand care for HIV/AIDS in marginalized communities across the U.S.A.• Collaborated in the development of curriculum used for training community health workers and medicalproviders across the United States on working with HIV/AIDS patients• Collected input from Bay Area community members regarding potential content and criteria to beaddressed in national trainings for healthcare workers around HIV/AIDS treatment plans and preventionprograms

Vallejo, California, United States

Oakland, California, United States

• Provides direct service at weekly Teen Clinic, through various activities including front desk reception, back of office patient tracking, giving pre-appointment counseling and health education, as well as conducting HIV tests for visiting patients ages 12-25• Manages patient enrollment in health insurance for over 1000 patients 12-25 years old as well as databasing for drop-in counseling and appointments regarding mental and reproductive health• Spearheads and facilitates sex education courses for local charter and private schools, serving more than 500 students up to date and training over 20 volunteer instructors• Acts as medical assistant on a weekly basis for an MD, DNP, and PA-C • Engages in frontline services and response for COVID-19 efforts regarding patient testing, vaccinations, and connecting community members to resources (serving ~300 patients on a weekly basis)

Oakland, Ca

Asian Health Services is a community health center in Oakland Chinatown that provides social, healthcare, and advocacy services to the local community.• Provides direct service at weekly Teen Clinic, through various activities including front desk reception, back of office patient tracking, giving pre-appointment counseling and health education, as well as conducting HIV tests for visiting patients ages 12-25• Manages patient enrollment in health insurance for over 1000 patients 12-25 years old as well as databasing for drop-in counseling and appointments regarding mental and reproductive health• Spearheads and facilitates sex education courses for local charter and private schools, serving more than 500 students up to date• Conducts formative research regarding trends in substance use and sexual activity for over 200 youth in Alameda county • Supported in the medical services registration and data input of around 1800 high school students at Oakland High School

Oakland, Ca

Asian Health Services is a community health center in Oakland Chinatown that provides social, healthcare, and advocacy services to the local community. Asian Health Services' Community Services Department is host to several youth programs, including the Bridging Generations summer program. Bridging Generations aims to engage youth in health through exploring identity and their connections with elders.• Develops seven week curriculum and plans weekly workshops, site visits, and projects for high school-aged youth• Outreaches to teenagers across the Bay Area (more specifically in Oakland, Richmond, & San Francisco) via networks of mutual organization, school faculties, and the Asian Health Services community• Produces reports, manages program logistics, and coordinates weekly agendas, guest speakers, and activities

Hayward, California, United States

• Counseled aspiring PA students in weekly 1-on-1 sessions regarding the university’s post baccalaureateprogram, preparations for Master’s programs, and other relevant pre-medical experiences• Directed students to appropriate resources and opportunities regarding academics, financial aid,employment, volunteering, research, and patient care experiences• Collaborated with pre-PA students in developing strategic, personalized timelines and plans in the journey to applying to physician assistant medical programs

Emeryville, Ca

Uniqlo is a Japanese retail store under Fast Retailing. Dedicated to casual fashion and accessible quality clothing, the brand specializes in lifewear and outerwear.• Maintains and upholds company standards through providing exceptional customer service and sales floor visuals, inventory, and company protocols• Handles transactions, facilitates stock replenishment, and processes new shipment • Advises customers with shopping by sharing brand and product knowledge

San Francisco Bay Area

Augmedix is a medical company that works to rehumanize healthcare through remote scribing services that support various providers across the world in simplifying how electronic health records are managed and updated. As a documentation specialist:• Worked with a healthcare provider to take notes for electronic health records • Supported a team of 37 scribes in serving a local healthcare partnership • Trained to obtain and apply up-to-date knowledge of the medical and business fields to company goals

San Francisco Bay Area

The University of California Office of the President is the central headquarters for operations regarding the educational and business management of the world-renowned University of California college system. Asian American Studies 20A online was launched in Fall 2017 and serves students from the across the UC system. The Asian American Studies department at UC Berkeley is a component of the field of Ethnic Studies that developed in the 1960s and 1970s. The department works to provide knowledge about various topics surrounding the histories, cultures, and experiences of Asian-descending peoples. As a Quality Assurance Tester:• Supported in the curriculum development of a University of California online introductory course on Asian Americans• Ensured access and comprehension of online course content• Edited lecture videos, provided basic html touch-up for course website

San Francisco Bay Area

Victoria's Secret is the global top seller for bras. As an internationally known company, the stores specialize in lingerie, beauty, and fashion. As a sales associate: • Worked to assist customers through providing support in their search for products and apparel• Managed transactions regarding Victoria's Secret and PINK retail• Collaborated with team members and managers in promoting various product launches

United States

Human Capital Growth (HCG) is a global talent management firm whose mission is to support clients in enhancing employee returns through science-based evidence. HCG utilizes systematic reviews and meta-analyses to support in focusing on the talents of employees and applying them to conduct efficient and successful work within their respective companies. Human Capital Growth has flourished in the past eight years, working with companies including but not limited to: Merck, General Mills, Fidelity, Toyota, Microsoft, and the Red Cross. As a Marketing Intern:• Partook in conference call meetings with the HCG CEO and core team members• Wrote blogs and white papers dedicated to HCG online management resources• Researched and compiled information for future use into HCG resource materials

Berkeley, Ca

The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAM/PFA) is the heart of creative and visual arts at UC Berkeley. Through several exhibits, movie showings, and events, BAM/PFA preserves artistic culture in Berkeley and allows its visitors to explore a variety of art forms that encompass aspects of imagination, critical thought, and analysis of works from around the globe. • Maintained the safety of several precious artworks in a variety of exhibitions• Actively engaged and assisted patrons with artistic introduction and appreciation, as well as provided customer service• Established secure perimeters for both immobile and transported artworkNote: Job break March 2014-December 2016

Berkeley, Ca

The California Management Review (CMR) is a quarterly management journal and is an affiliate of the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. With almost six decades of publications, California Management Review has covered business topics on anything ranging from globalization to public policy. CMR is one of the leading sources in management journalism, and has had numerous works reprinted for use globally in college classroom and business seminars. • Partook in editorial meetings with editors and content contributors• Wrote blog articles for website• Researched and compiled information for website content

Berkeley, Ca

The UC Berkeley Ethnic Studies Library was establish in 1997 as a merge between three libraries rooted from the efforts of the 1960's Third World Liberation Front: Asian American Studies Library, Chicano Studies Library, and Native American Studies Library. The library now contains collections in Asian American Studies, Chicano Studies, Native American Studies, and Comparative Ethnic Studies, holding various works that preserve the essence of perspectives that are not as commonly seen throughout the campus libraries. •Processed transactions and documents required for book rentals and archive access•Assisted in the accurate shelving of works in the Asian American Studies collection through meticulous shelf-reading•Performed routine library maintenance and administrative support as necessary

Berkeley, Ca

The Pilipino American Alliance (PAA) at UC Berkeley is a thriving student run organization that is rooted in protest and the need for representation. Established in 1969, PAA is the oldest of eight Filipino organizations on the UC Berkeley campus, encouraging values entailing four pillars: academic, political, social, and cultural. PAA hosts and participates in a variety of events and programs, including but not limited to: Pilipino Cultural Night, the Kuya-Ate-Ading Mentorship, Pilipinx American History Month Visibility Day, and the Friendship Games at CSU Fullerton.External Vice Executive:• Actively advocated on Pilipinx Community issues through the production of PAA statements including "Makibaka Meets #BlackLivesMatter"​• Organized and hosted community events that extended to around one hundred participants per program, including a collaboration dinner and performance with the Pilipino Academic Student Services for Filipino Empowerment Day, which engaged high school and college students from all over California• Represented PAA in external spaces dedicated to collaboration and awareness brought on by the leadership of other Pilipino organization and multicultural coalitions, including in collaboration with Filipino Advocates for Justice in voter registrationCommunity Liaison Chair:• Lobbied the interest of PAA in Community Affairs, including that of the seven Filipino organizations at UC Berkeley and the Pilipin@ Community Council• Organized and hosted community events that extended to over two hundred participants per program, including Pilipin@ American History Month's Sproul Visibility Day, Pilipino Cultural Night's Community Celebration and Project, and a collaboration dinner and performance with the Pilipino Academic Student Services for Filipino Empowerment Day• Represented PAA in multicultural town halls as well as communicated information between communities of color on the UC Berkeley campus

Berkeley, Ca

True Asian Leaders (TAL) is a high school mentorship seeking to empower high school students from the underserved communities of Oakland and Richmond. It was originally established in Oakland as the Youth Leaders program before becoming a part of REACH! the Asian Pacific Islander Recruitment and Retention Program at UC Berkeley in 1998. The mentorship emerged as a response to the high rates of gang violence in the two cities. TAL's primary goal is to bridge the communities through development of leadership, consciousness, and competency. TAL seeks to promote higher education in all forms, whether it is institutional or experiential. The program serves as a support system to mentors and mentees alike.Coordinator:• Coordinated a team of interns, mentors, and tutors in planning weekly workshops essential for the encouragement of political awareness, academic excellence, and professional development of underserved high school students • Organized two annual college tours expanding throughout the state of California and comprising of an estimated sixteen universities in the CSU, UC, and private school systems• Planned an annual overnight host program that includes mentor training, college workshops, and student development at UC Berkeley• Outreached to college and high school students via networks of mutual organization, school faculties, and the sponsorship the REACH! Asian Pacific Islander Recruitment and Retention Center at UC Berkeley• Managed ~$9000-$12000 in annual budgets for 2014-2016 yearsIntern:• Served as the official Operations intern, performing duties that included documentation of meetings, producing mentorship agendas, and distributing the weekly TAL Digest to all program members• Facilitated mentorship workshops and meetings, applying skills of event planning with a cohort of co-interns• Conducted outreach presentations at high schools in the Oakland Unified School District as well as the West Contra Costa Unified School District

Pleasanton, Ca

Calico Biolabs, Inc. is a biotechnology company dedicated to antibody development against cancer. Calico works in collaboration with multiple companies in the pharmaceutical field, as well as various research laboratories. Calico Biolabs intends to improve technologies as well as enhance research surrounding the cancer. •Participated in a month long internship providing information regarding the biotechnology industry, medical pathways, and business management •Engaged in meetings with CEO, staff, and affiliates to discuss the workings of start up management and research surrounding current antibody development•Collaborated with five other interns on simulated management planning and discussion

Berkeley, Ca

As the most autonomous student government in the United States, the Associated Students of the University of California (ASUC) is the official student association of UC Berkeley. The ASUC serves the student population through various modes, including organization funding, advocacy, and self-governance.Director:• Served in the Progressive Asian Pacific Islander endorsed Senator Kathy Tran's office, advocating for her platforms related to campus climate and mentorship.• Initiated projects emphasizing wellness both on and off college campuses, as well as partook in the planning and execution of the UC Berkeley's inaugural Body Love Week. • Engaged in the institutional service of the Asian Pacific Islander and larger multicultural community as a resource active in the ASUC.Fellow:• Served in the 13th Pilipinx endorsed Senator Baltazar Dasalla's office, advocating his platforms on Pilipinx Studies and Art Spaces on campus• Participated in Pilipinx Community Council as one of two representatives from Senator Dasalla's office• Engaged in Pilipinx Community town halls and photo campaigns regarding the progress of the student initiated Pilipinx Studies campaign

Berkeley, Ca

bridges is a coalition of UC Berkeley Recruitment & Retention Centers (RRCs) that formed in response to the passing of Proposition 209 in 1996. The coalition is dedicated to diversifying education through recruiting underrepresented students of color into programs that provide opportunities to learn about and engage in higher education, as well taking initiative to retain students already in college. There are currently 7 RRCs that outreach and serve thousands of K-college students every year. The Recruitment Committee comprises of all program coordinators whose work in their respective RRC involves active recruitment services for designated student populations. The committee works as a collective to share knowledge and skills, as well as organize events including outreaches, mentorships, overnight host programs, and more. • Met biweekly with committee members to discuss programming, strategize outreach, and develop and improve outreach curriculum• Collect, input, and compile data related to the annual Student Academic Preparation and Educational Partnerships (SAPEP) report that is submitted to the California State Legislature and University of California Office of the President • Volunteered in logistical coordination of bridges program-wide events, including Senior Weekend and Transfer Weekend

Berkeley, Ca

CalSERVE is the progressive multicultural student coalition and political party at UC Berkeley. Founded in 1984, CalSERVE was rooted in the divestment of UC funding from South African apartheid, and since then has engaged in continuous advocacy and organization for a variety of issues regarding social justice and representation of traditionally underrepresented groups. Senate Candidate• Conducted a five month long campaign aimed at securing one of twenty senate seats in the student government elections at UC Berkeley, with the endorsement of the Pilipinx Community on campus• Oversaw a team of ten coordinators and campaign managers in carrying out their respective roles, ranging from Public Relations to Volunteer Coordination• Engaged in caucus meetings and trainings as well as promoted party campaignsCommunications Director:• Maintained websites and social network pages of the party, twelve elected officials, and nineteen candidates, including but not limited to: Wordpress, Facebook, Twitter, etc.• Co-produced designs for party events, campaigns, and election materials alongside two other directors• Supervised the activities of publicity coordinators and staffs of executive and senate candidatesCampaign Publicity Coordinator:• Spearheaded elections outreach for the Progressive Asian Pacific Islander endorsed Senator King Xiong, the first Hmong American male to serve as a senator in the Associated Students of the University of California• Maintained all social media activity and promotions, including the achievement of the most Facebook likes on a senate candidate's page during the 2014 election season with an estimated 300 likes• Organized and accomplished several projects with a co-coordinator, including a campaign photoshoot and graphic and video productions

Berkeley, Ca

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) is a nationwide program serving various communities in 119 college campuses throughout the United States. Established recently in 2007, OLLI@Berkeley serves students over the age of 50, allowing the opportunity to partake in organized courses comprised of classroom learning, forums with selected specialists and instructors, and intellectual group discussion. • Prepared selected devices (sound system, projection, lighting, etc.) for specific courses• Repaired and resolved minor technical issues regarding computer programs and presentation equipment• Performed administrative duties related to the maintenance of the OLLI office, membership database, and the production of program resources

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Public Health

Activities and Societies: bridges Multicultural Resource Center, REACH! Asian Pacific Islander Recruitment & Retention Center, Pilipino.

Associate Of Science - As, Business Administration And Management, General

High School, Health

Activities and Societies: Health Academy, Yearbook Staff, Economics Club, K-popular, Early Academic Outreach Program, Red Cross Club

Post Baccalaureate, Pre-Medicine/Pre-Medical Studies

Master Of Science - Physician Assistant Studies & Master Of Public Health, Medicine & Public Health

Activities and Societies: Social Justice in Public Health Fellowship, Touro University Physician Assistant Club, California Academy.