People

Mr. Trkula serves as program coordinator with the Mullan Institute’s Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity. He has completed a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Criminology from American University and is currently pursuing his Master of Public Health at George Washington University.

Before joining AFHE, Trey worked in various roles focused on promoting health accessibility and care. He is passionate about HIV prevention and mental health awareness, both domestically and globally, as well as ensuring equitable access to health-related resources. Along with his coursework, his professional experiences have shaped his mission to provide culturally tailored and community-focused care around the world.