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National Leadership Team

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Jaskereet Gujral

Founder & CEO

Jaskeerat Gujral is a rising senior studying neuroscience and submatriculating in the Bioengineering Master’s Program at Penn. He is heavily involved in research, conducting his undergraduate thesis on novel Deep Brain Stimulation targets and gender disparities at the Penn Healthcare System. He is also a researcher at the Center for Neurodegenerative disease Research (CNDR), conducting PD and ALS research under the mentorship of Dr. Virginia Lee. In his free time, Jaskeerat enjoys playing basketball and spending time with friends!

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Udit Garg

Founder & President

Udit is a junior at the University of Pennsylvania studying Bioengineering. He is extremely passionate for helping those who are suffering from Parkinson's and Neurodegenerative Diseases. In the past he has designed and built medical devices for those living with Parkinson's.

 

His passion stems from his Grandmother who was affected by neurodegenerative diseases. He now wants to provide a support system between the youth and people living with Parkinson's in his local communities.

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Om Gandhi

Head of Outreach

Om is a junior from Barrington, IL studying bioengineering, neuroscience, and public health at the University of Pennsylvania.

 

At Penn Medicine and CHOP, he’s developing immune & metabolic therapies for neurological malignancies, while also conducting research on clinical neuroscience outcomes and community health models. Om’s interest in Parkinson’s disease emerged from volunteering with Parkinson’s patients in high school, where he saw how social isolation can affect their quality of life.

Partners

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Board of Advisors

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Whitley Aamodt, MD, MPH

Neurology, Penn Medicine

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Nabila Dahodwala, MD, MS

Neurology, Penn Medicine

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Suzanne Reichwein, MSW

Manager of Research and Clinical Programs at Penn Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Center 

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Kayla Ferguson

Grants Program Manager, Davis Phinney Foundation

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