About MHI Committee
MHI has several committees designed to support its mission of advancing the research, education, and awareness of molecular hydrogen’s therapeutic potential.
MHI Committees
These committees were established so that the general public could get involved with the primary mission of MHI as unpaid volunteers. Like all nonprofits, volunteers are important to the mission and appreciated, but do not represent or speak on behalf of MHI. While these committees operate in an unofficial capacity, they are an important part of the MHI mission. Learn more here.
H2 Research
Collect, support and maintain H2 research, and collaborate on research initiatives.
H2 Education
Works on educating others about molecular hydrogen and correcting misinformation.
H2 Awareness
Focuses on spreading awareness about molecular hydrogen and MHI to those who are interested.
Meet the Volunteers
Discover the passionate unpaid volunteers that comprise the MHI committees. To join an MHI committee, you must be a member of the MHI Community. To become a chairperson, you need to be MHI Certified (Level 1). Join the community here.
H2 Research Committee Chairperson
John Hull
John Hull is an ASCP-certified microbiologist and medical laboratory scientist with more than seven years of experience in laboratory and research environments. He brings expertise in microbiology, laboratory analysis, and quality assurance to his volunteer role as MHI’s Research Committee Chair. John helps develop educational courses and supports research initiatives, contributing to MHI’s mission of advancing evidence-based understanding of molecular hydrogen.
H2 Education Committee Chairperson
Tywon Hubbard
With more than a decade of experience in the hydrogen space, Tywon Hubbard raises awareness of molecular hydrogen through his YouTube channel, hydrogen company, and social media channels. His dedicated efforts to educate others about molecular hydrogen in an evidence-based way have been impactful for the entire industry. His contributions are appreciated by MHI and align with the MHI mission.
H2 Awareness Committee Chairperson
Alex Tarnava
Alex has been a dedicated advocate for molecular hydrogen for years, sharing valuable information and helping expand public understanding of the field. He brings his expertise and commitment to supporting outreach, raising awareness, and connecting more people with evidence-based education on molecular hydrogen.
Get Involved
To get involved, and support the mission of MHI, join the MHI Community here. Learn more about MHI Committees in the MHI Committee Handbook.
Learn more about volunteering for MHI
💡 Who Can Join? This opportunity is exclusive to MHI Community members who are passionate about making a difference.
✨ Why Join an MHI Committee?
- Be part of MHI’s mission to promote groundbreaking initiatives.
- Build connections with a network of passionate and driven individuals.
- Create meaningful change while growing personally and professionally.
Ready to get started? Explore the committees and find the perfect fit for your skills and passions!
Interested in Volunteering also? Join the MHI Community to learn how to get involved.
Have questions? Here are some answers.
1. What are MHI Committees? MHI Committees are volunteer groups within the MHI Community where members work together to support and advance MHI’s mission through specific projects and initiatives.
2. Who is eligible to join an MHI Committee? Only current MHI Community members are eligible to join a committee.
3. What kind of work do committee members do? Committee members collaborate on tasks such as gathering testimonials, sharing social media content, welcoming new community members, increasing community engagement, research initiatives, educational content creation and review, and more, depending on the committee’s focus.
4. How much time is required to participate in a committee? Time commitments vary by committee and project, but most committees require a 30 minutes to 2 hours per month. Specific expectations depend on your interest, availability, and personal commitment.
5. How many committees can I join? You can join as many committees as you’d like.
6. Are there leadership opportunities within the committees? Yes! Each committee has a committee chairperson. You must be level 1 certified to be a committee chairperson.
7. What skills do I need to join a committee? No specific skills are required! Committees value diverse talents and perspectives. Whether you’re a writer, researcher, organizer, or just passionate about MHI’s mission, there’s a place for you. Specific tasks given will come with trainings and tutorials if needed.
8. How do I apply to join a committee? First join the MHI Community, then make a post and let us know you are interested, join a committee meeting, or reach out to us directly.
9. Can I switch committees later? Yes, you can explore different committees to find the one that aligns best with your interests and skills. We are grateful for your help and willingness to participate.
10. What are the benefits of joining a committee? By joining, you’ll build connections, grow professionally, contribute meaningfully to MHI’s mission, and help drive the impact of molecular hydrogen research and awareness.
You can email info@molecularhydrogeninstitute.org or post in the MHI Community for any additional questions or assistance.