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Leadership Roles and Responsibilities in Diabetes Awareness Initiatives

This document outlines the leadership structure for a diabetes awareness initiative, including the roles of the Chair (Meagan Eley, Erin Davidson) and Vice Chairs (Lyndsey Almon, Brook Allen). Vice Chairs are expected to attend monthly meetings, assist in event planning, and independently manage an event by spring. With 7 million undiagnosed cases in the U.S., diabetes is a pressing health concern in Memphis, making our initiative crucial for patient support, emphasizing the need to prevent and postpone type 2 diabetes.

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Leadership Roles and Responsibilities in Diabetes Awareness Initiatives

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  1. List of Chairs and VC • Chair : Meagan Eley (meley1@uthsc.edu) • Chair: Erin Davidson (edavids3@uthsc.edu) • Vice Chair: Lyndsey Almon • Vice Chair: Brook Allen

  2. Events

  3. Events

  4. Events

  5. P1 VC Responsibilities • P1 vice chairs are expected to : • Attend monthly meetings • Help the P2 vice chairs fill out the event forms • Set up an event with the P2 chairs and vice-chairs • In the spring, the vice chair would be expected to set up an event and fill out the paperwork on their own.

  6. National Initiative • 7.0 Million people are undiagnosed in the U.S. and diabetes happens to be one of Memphis's major health concerns. • American Diabetes Association (http://www.diabetes.org/diabetes-basics/diabetes-statistics/) • We have the potential to help patients postpone and prevent type 2 diabetes.

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