Janillicah Harmon

Dedicated and goal-driven graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a McNair Scholar designation, committed to advancing Pacific Islander health and pursuing a Master's in Healthcare Administration. Experienced in leadership, research, and community advocacy, with a strong foundation in health science-related coursework and practical mentorship roles. Passionate about addressing health disparities and fostering sustainable change.

• Vice President, SOU Samoan Club
• Vice President, SOU Rotaract Club
• Honorary Service Award from Service Trip to Guanajuato
• Committee Point Person, Samoa Pacific Development Corporation Summer Celebration

• Extensive coursework in research methods, biopsychology, and health psychology.
• Trained in scientific communication through McNair Scholar workshops.
• Experienced in using evidence-based approaches to analyze health disparities affecting Pacific Islanders.

• McNair Scholar, Southern Oregon University
• Diversity Scholarship Recipient
• Deans List
• National Society of Collegiate Scholars, SOU Chapter President
• SOU Honors College Inductee
• Honorary Service Award for Rotary Club during Service Trip to Guanajuato

• Participated in the McNair Scholars Program, researching cultural influences on health issues and outcomes for Pacific Islanders.
• Led a successful fundraiser for CASA, raising over $5,000 through collaborative student efforts.
• Represented Southern Oregon University and the Honors College during a service trip to Guanajuato, focusing on community health initiatives.
• First American Samoan student inducted into the Honors College and National Society of Collegiate Scholars at Southern Oregon University.