TESHERA HULL
Leader | Collaborator | Innovator
PROFESSIONAL HISTORY
My Experience
ADVOCACY & VOLUNTEER WORK
May 2020 - Present
Committee Member & Diversity Executive Leadership Program Candidate (2020-21 Cohort)
Serving on Health Care Advisory Committee
Conducting research on “Health and Ethnic Disparities.” This project summarizes disparities in health care and will provide recommendations to health care associations and medical societies on how to address this crisis.
SUMMARY: Eliminating disparities in health care are important for improving overall quality of care and population health. Moreover, health care inequities are costly. Analysis estimates that disparities amount to approximately $93 billion in excess medical care costs and $42 billion in lost productivity per year as well as economic losses due to premature deaths.
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Also, present findings on top issues impacting Medical Associations and their members such as burnout during the virtual conference.
May 2018 - Present
Former Board Member & Chair of Communications
The Hyde Park Youth Symphony brings together diverse students from the south side of Chicago and beyond to provide a high-quality musical performance experience and education as a training ground for the next generation of performers, educators, and advocates of music and the arts.
July 2018 - July 2019
Parent Representative - Local School Council
William H. Ray Elementary School
The Office of Local School Council Relations provides support and technical assistance to Local School Councils (LSCs) as they carry out the responsibilities of local school governance in the four principal areas of:
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Approving the school based academic plan (CIWP)
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Approving the alignment of budgetary resources to the CIWP
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Engaging in the annual evaluation of contract principal’s professional practices
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Selecting or renewing contract principals
January 2010 - Present
Co-Founder
Former Executive Board Member
Our goal is to unite, partner and collaborate with residents, organizations, elected officials and advocates of Bronzeville to build power and resources to achieve our goals.