Our Board
Jamie Covington, MIS
Board Chair & founder
Jamie is an arts advocate, interdisciplinary researcher, and arts‑in‑health innovator based in Utah. She has a master's degree in nonprofit management and business administration.
Chris Moss, MBA
vice chair
Christopher “Chris” Moss is a healthcare services leader with extensive experience in volunteer program management, community partnerships, and patient experience innovation. He is dedicated to advancing compassionate, patient-centered care and fostering meaningful connections between healthcare, patients, and the community. Chris supports Prescribe the Arts Utah in its mission to integrate the arts into healthcare and promote healing, well-being, and whole-person care.
Judy Anderson
board member
Judy graduated with a degree in Pharmacy from the University of Utah. She has worked with the U of U Book Arts Program teaching young students the “History of the Book”, and has volunteered teaching student programs offered by the Salt Lake County Medical Alliance. Judy is a long time admirer of the Arts.
Jamie Curtis
Board member
Jamie has an extensive background in marketing and strategic communications, with experience developing campaigns and delivering messages that connect with people in meaningful ways. As an Adjunct Instructor at BYU, she is known for her creativity, enthusiasm, and ability to connect with and mentor students. She is passionate about helping others build confidence, communicate effectively, and prepare for meaningful professional experiences.
Andelyne Snow
board member
Andelyne is a lifelong student of psychology, healing modalities, and the arts, with a passion for supporting local Utah artists. The intersection of art and healing is where she finds great purpose. She believes both have the power to elevate, restore, and connect people in profound ways.
Justin Allsop, JD
legal advisor
Justin is an opt-outdoors, flip flops, art, and mental health advocate. He has broad legal experience in several fields, but feels most excited when his pro-bono work is the subject of conversation.