TSHIRTS Coming Soon!
OUR MISSION:
We serve to improve people’s physical and mental health
through the process of planning, implementation and upkeep
of the first student-run coalition to beautify our fair campus.
We see our projects as moving beyond the school to aid the
San Antonio community at large.
HISTORY:
In our short five month history we have: overcome numerous
setbacks, found our faculty mentor Dr. Moore who teaches
the history of medicine and anatomy, and received school
approval to design, implement, and create a self-sustaining
medicinal & healing garden in in front of the library,
For information contact:
ALICE YANG
RUSSELL PRICHARD
For information contact:
[email protected] [email protected] ALICE YANG
RUSSELL PRICHARD
[email protected] [email protected] In addition to the Healing Garden, we are working closely
with vendors and the school to integrate low-cost locallygrown fruits & vegetables to be dropped off on the school
property. Also known as a CSA or community supported
agriculture project.
•  This will provide a sustainable easy way for students and
staff to receive fresh produce.
Lastly, we are doing the research towards starting a
community garden off-site where fresh produce could be
produced and distributed to the larger community as either
charitable donations or used for fundraising.
•  This project is one of our major long-term goals, and
there are still many hurdles still left to jump through.
If you are interested or have any ideas you think would fit
with us, WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!
We have numerous projects in the various stages of
development and, as we are still very new group,
this is great opportunity for you to create and
implement your own projects, instead of merely
carrying on someone else’s. For instance The
Healing Garden (design shown above) will:
•  Offer a respite from our studies and provide
broad opportunities of research,
•  Provide GHIG members the opportunity to
build something which will stand the test of
time at their medical school.
•  Provide GHIG members the opportunity to
interact with management and provide
experience with the business side of managing
projects.
•  Begin Stage 1 construction on Earth Day 4/22