Meet The Team
meet the team
Staff Members
Sarah Goldberg, MPH
Director
Sarah C. Goldberg’s 15+ years of public health experience has focused on building collaboration opportunities and bringing like-minded people and projects together. She is passionate about clear, thoughtful, equity-focused communications, data-driven outreach projects, and finding ways to increase efficiencies. Most recently, she directed a housing support program via NYC Health + Hospitals and served as the Special Assistant to the Assistant Commissioner in the NYC Health Department’s Environmental Disease and Injury Prevention Program where she oversaw data and reporting as well as both internal and external communications. She previously worked for the DOHMH’s Office of School Health School-based Health Center Reproductive Health Project and at a Bronx public school, running and supporting health education and community programming.
She is excited to now support school-based health centers across the state. She lives in the Bronx with her husband and daughter.
Mallory T. Arthurs
Strategic Communications Manager
Mallory is a graduate of Villanova University and is originally from Cooperstown, NY. She currently works as a Manager of Go-to-Market Sales Enablement at NBCUniversal.
Mallory has a background in marketing and film. She served as a Producer for the short documentary From the Ground Up, which focuses on the global water crisis and its impact on Tanzania. She has edited content and directed social media for organizations such as The National Dog Show, Glass Rose Films, and Villanova University.
Outside of work, she is curious and ambitious, often taking on detailed personal projects geared toward learning new tools and creative practices.
She loved her School-Based Health program growing up and is excited to bring her communications expertise to the Foundation’s mission.
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Sandi Manley
Data Hub Manager
Sandra (Sandi) Manley has worked in healthcare/human services, serving in various roles in various organizations, her entire career. She first began her career as a nurse and then as the first in-house “computer trainer” during an organizational transition across the Bassett network, and ended it working in management and administration, recently retiring from Bassett Healthcare Network after 26+ years of service in various roles and responsibilities.
While Administrative Director of Pediatrics at Bassett, Sandi had the pleasure of overseeing and working with Bassett’s School-Based Health Centers throughout the network. She continued to work with and support the SBHCs and staff during her tenure as Bassett’s Network Director of Registration Systems and Services, assisting in the transition from paper-based registration processes to an electronic registration process. Sandi most recently served as Optum’s Network Director of Hospital Registration Services, directing registration services at Bassett’s five hospitals and associated services. Sandi has a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services Administration and a Master’s Certification in Healthcare Management/Leadership.
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Ayaan Seshadri
Spring Intern
Ayaan Seshadri is a high school senior from Trevor Day School in New York City and rising freshmen at the University of Pennsylvania who is passionate about public health and specifically school-based health. Ayaan founded and runs a pediatric vision care organization, My Eyes My Life, whose motto is to teach elementary school teachers about how to flag signs and symptoms of childhood nearsightedness in their own classrooms, promoting earlier diagnosis. Ayaan hence comes to us passionate about the intersection between health and education."
