Andrea Young
Dalhousie University, Class of 2027
Pronouns: she/her
Education (Prior to pharmacy school): BSc. In Kinesiology at the University of New Brunswick
3 adjectives to describe yourself: ambitious, patient, and empathetic
Why did you join CAPSI?
I joined CAPSI to get involved within the pharmacy community and to make friends with similar interests. I love utilizing my organizational/planning skills and also working with others so it really was a no brainer that CAPSI would be a perfect fit for me! I also LOVED my local Sr. and Jr. CAPSI reps during my 1st year so I really wanted to work with them, now here we are!
If you were to marry a drug, what would it be and why?
I would marry Rabeprazole because it’s dependable, effective, and trustworthy. I need a husband to be a morning person and Rabeprazole fulfills that requirement! 😉
daljr@capsi.ca
Duties for Jr. Representative
- To assist the Senior Representative in the execution of all local CAPSI duties.
- To be an active member of the Undergraduate Pharmaceutical Society Council if so designated by that local constitution.
- To set up and update the CAPSI Bulletin Board with materials received from the National Council and CAPSI members.
- To organize and oversee two (2) CAPSI Symposia on topics proposed by the Vice President, Education and voted upon by CAPSI General Council.
- To actively participate in all of CAPSI National and local activities, projects and initiatives.
- Learn about the function and intricacies of CAPSI and the duties as Senior Representative the following year.
- Participate as an active member of the National Council, offering feedback and input on any issues and discussions that arise.
- Attend meetings and prepare and distribute reports at two Meetings: PDW and the VTC prior to the CPhA Conference. (Reports may be made throughout the year to inform the Executive and General Council as needed).