Community Health Director - Michael Taningco

Greetings and salutations! My name is Michael Taningco, and I am humbled to be chosen alongside with Hannah to serve you as one of your Community Health directors. I am a Track 1 Junior with hopes to earn my way to become a Family Nurse Practitioner. Outside of nursing school, I enjoy Disneyland trips, boba, and eating Korean BBQ with friends. I applied for this position to increase our presence in serving SDSU and our San Diego community and educate others about the importance of community health. As future nurses, it is necessary to consider the health of not just the individual, but the health of the local community as well. This school year, Hannah and I look forward to providing you with opportunities to serve our community, practice essential nursing skills, and find joy in the art and science of nursing. I look forward to getting to know all of you; have a great school year!
E-mail us at: sdsusnacommunity@gmail.com ​

Community Health Director - Hannah Veneracion

Hi, thanks for snooping around to the Community Health page! My name is Hannah Veneracion and I am honored to serve alongside Michael Taningco as your Community Health Director. I am currently a Track 2 Junior who is still figuring out what speciality I’d work best in. My hope is that students this year have the resources presented to them to bring awareness or hands-on support to whatever cause they are passionate for. Community Health is all about us making our communities a more knowledgeable and healthier place. I hope that if you decide to join our community that we can fulfill the mission of serving our communities as we become nurses. If you have any questions or just wanna hang out, feel free to contact me! ​
E-mail us at: sdsusnacommunity@gmail.com ​
As Community Health Directors, our responsibilities are to…
  • Organize and coordinate community projects while giving nursing students opportunities to utilize their knowledge and skills
  • Provide avenues for community outreach for our nursing students to help cultivate leadership and nursing-relevant experience
  • Form the community health projects committee