“PBHA will be able to be more at the table in terms of shared resources,” Garcia said.
Despite the fact that there will be greater collaboration between the two groups, Garcia asserted that PBHA and PSN will remain distinct.
“PBHA is a student-led non-profit—that’s not what PSN is,” she said. “There are public service groups in both, but we work hard to maintain the integrity of our mission. Public service is at its healthiest when both are thriving.”
—Staff writer Ebonie D. Hazle can be reached at hazle@fas.harvard.edu.
—Staff writer Sara E. Polsky can be reached at polsky@fas.harvard.edu.
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