Buki Adenekan
Special Assistant and Advocacy Coordinator
Kristelle Aisaka
JED Campus Advisor & Data Lead
Christina Anderson
Social Media and Communications Coordinator
Keisha-Gaye Anderson
Senior Director, Marketing and Communications
Emily Bader
High School Advisor
Ryan Bunts
JED Campus Advisor
Aleki Burrell
High School Programming Coordinator
Suzie Button, Ph.D.
Senior Clinical Director, High School Programming
Katie Cunningham
Chief Programs & Operations Officer
Diana Cusumano, L.M.H.C., N.C.C.
Director, JED Campus & Wellness Initiatives
Erlinda Delacruz
JED Campus Advisor
Katherine Duncan
Director, Foundation Relations
John Dunkle, Ph.D.
Senior Clinical Director, Higher Education
Ethan Fields
JED Campus Advisor & Cohort Lead
Leah Finch
JED Campus Advisor
Sara Gorman, Ph.D.
Director, Research and Knowledge Dissemination
Nikolaus Komrosky
Data Specialist
Frank Lei
Chief Financial & Administrative Officer
Michael Magno
Manager, IT & Administration
John MacPhee
Executive Director/CEO
Manuela McDonough
Director, Media Relations
Kamla Modi, Ph.D.
Director, Learning & Evaluation
Wenimo Okoya, Ed.D.
Director, JED High School Implementation
Jessica Orenstein
Senior Manager, High School Programming
Sofia B. Pertuz, Ph.D.
Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer
Navvi Rani
Manager, Human Resources & Administration
Erica Riba, L.C.S.W.
Director, Higher Education & Student Engagement
Nance Roy, Ed.D.
Chief Clinical Officer
Kyle Sebastian
Higher Education Programming Coordinator
Adee Shepen
Chief Development Officer
Savannah Stern
Digital Media and Communications Coordinator
Crystal Su
Program Coordinator
Lee Swain
Director, Program Development
Anna Mae Torno
Manager, Accounting & Administration
Jason Webb
Manager, Finance & Administration
Henry Zhu
Chief of Staff to the Chief of Programs and Operations
Thea Zunick, Ed.D.
Manager, Community Engagement
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The World Health Organization defines “mental health” “as a state of well-being in which every individual realizes his or her own potential, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to her or his community.” In using this definition, S2i recognizes that some mental health challenges reflect brain diseases that, like physical diseases, require appropriate stigma-free and patient-centered care and include both mental health and substance use disorders. Other mental health challenges stem from social conditions and marginalization and require different forms of interventions.