Mya Ryder
President
Year and stream: 4th year French immersion
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Sara Hirji
Vice President, uOttawa Affairs
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Year and stream: 4th year French Immersion
Pronouns: She/Her E-mail: uottawa@unsa-aepsi.ca Dream Job: After completing my RN, I would love to work as a pediatric nurse What I do for UNSA: I am the main point of contact main for all Academic pursuits of UNSA regarding the University of Ottawa campus and student body. I work closely with VP Algonquin and Pembroke to organize events, campaigns and the Clinical surveys. I share the data from these surveys to the exec members to make the appropriate changes. I arrange for the publication of the Nursing Handbook as well as facilitating the Nursing Mentorship program. About me: Other than school and clinical, i spend my days listening to music, watching Netflix and trying new food spots with my friends |
Sarah Priest
Vice President, Finance
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Year & Stream: 3rd year Woodroffe collab
Pronouns: She/Her Email: finance@unsa-aepsi.ca Dream Job: I would love to be a flight nurse! What I do for UNSA: As the VP Finance, I am responsible for working with all members of the executive team and making to an annual based on each executive’s plans for events, fundraisers and other activities. I manage spending throughout the year and make sure the budget it stuck to and make any necessary changes. I also represent UNSA on the UOSU Finance Affairs Round Table and submit an audit to them. About me: I love to adventure, whether it is around Ottawa, camping or traveling! My goal is to go to all the continents. I spend my free time reading, journaling, or with my friends and family! |
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Sohila Aly
Vice President, Internal
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Year and stream: 4th year French immersion
Pronouns: She/Her E-mail: internal.interne@unsa-aepsi.ca Dream Job: My dream job would be to work as a pediatric ER nurse, I feel like it would join my passion of working with the kiddos and exhilarating feeling of the ER What I do for UNSA: I ensure the smooth running of all standing activities within the School of Nursing, such as 101 week. I manage and organize the sale of clothing orders, event tickets and lockers. As well, I arrange and supervise the nomination and selection process for one Communalis award winner for each graduating year of each stream, and arrange and supervise the nomination and selection process for one Valedictorian for each graduating year of each stream About me: Some fun facts about me is that I used to play Ringette for 5 years and I love playing sports. I also really love hanging out with friends and trying out new activities together |
Chloé Larkin
Vice President, Communications
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Year and stream: 3rd year uOttawa English
Pronouns: She/Her E-mail: info@unsa-aepsi.ca Dream Job: I've always loved the idea of being a travel nurse! It’s a perfect mix of nursing and my love for traveling What I do for UNSA: As VP communications I manage all our social medias, our website and I send out the awesome monthly email/newsletter. I also create all promotional posters that are posted or sent in the emails to keep students up to date of everything thats going on with UNSA as well as opportunities. I am also a point of contact if anyone has any questions for UNSA or wants us to inform nursing students about opportunities that they offer! About me: You can catch me outside, buying new plants, reading or enjoying a nice patio or road tripping with friends! |
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Chloe Constantinou
Vice President, Philanthropic
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Year and stream: 4th year uOttawa English
Pronouns: She/Her E-mail: philanthropy.philanthropie@unsa-aepsi.ca Dream Job: I would love to be an ER nurse? I like the excitement of the ER and not knowing what you’re going to see next. It definitely keeps you on your toes! What I do for UNSA: As VP philanthropic for UNSA, my role is to act as a philanthropic coordinator and ensure that students have the opportunity to give back to their community. My duties are include arranging for a charitable donation on behalf of our UNSA team, organizing a team to fundraise for Relay for Life, and helping to organize Shinerama to fight cystic fibrosis About me: I love to travel, go to the gym and hang out with friends! |
Karolyn Yee
Vice President, External
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Year and stream: 4th year uOttawa English
Pronouns: She/Her E-mail: external.externe@unsa-aepsi.ca Dream Job: Children book author and illustrator What I do for UNSA: As VP external I am the first and main point of contact for any nursing or student organizations outside of the University of Ottawa. I organize and recruit a uOttawa Nursing Games team, find sponsorships, oversee all logistical measures for traveling and accommodations during the trip. I also form a link between UNSA and IPHA (Interprofessional Health Association) - tool to evaluate self or others used by healthcare professionals About me: I enjoy any outdoor activity and my favourite food is hotdogs! |
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Lyna Djeffal
Vice President, CNSA Official Delegate
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Year and stream: 4th year uOttawa English
Pronouns: She/Her E-mail: cnsa.aeic@unsa-aepsi.ca Dream Job: I see myself working in critical care and would love to be a travel nurse later on What I do for UNSA: I maintain a good rapport with the Director of Nursing and other senior faculty members as well as keeping UNSA executive council informed of any relevant activities of the CNSA and vice-versa. I act as the voice of uOttawa at CNSA conferences and meetings, and make sure that the objectives of the CNSA are met and distribute relevant CNSA material to the UNSA student body. About me: I enjoy spending my free time going out for coffee or food, watching movies, and taking naps! I speak French, English, and Arabic. |
Chelsea Poserio
Vice President, Social
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Year and Stream: 3rd year French immersion
Pronouns: She/Her Email: social@unsa-aepsi.ca Dream Job: I’m still not 100% sure yet, but my dream job for now is to work on a cardiology floor or ICU What I Do for UNSA: I ensure that nursing students are given ample opportunities to interact on levels and at occasions that are not exclusively academic, I do so by organizing all the social events that are held by UNSA and help the other exec to plan their own events. As well, I am responsible for the organization of UNSA 101 Week activities and organize it in conjunction with the UOSU and other Recognised Student Governmnets (RSGs). About Me: I love playing video games, listening to educational podcasts, and recently, amigurumi. I also work as a PSW at a nursing home and as a note-taker for uOttawa! |
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Mitra Nabizada
Vice President, Equity
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Year and stream: 4th year uOttawa French
Pronouns: She/Her E-mail: equity.equite@unsa-aepsi.ca Dream Job: I would love to work in the paediatric ICU and as a correctional nurse with youth, promoting mental health awareness. My long term goal is to work with Doctors Without Borders and support vulnerable communities What I do for UNSA: My role is to assure that UNSA services and events are accessible to every student and to actively promote the representation of all humans in both official languages. If a student is subject to discrimination or is treated unfairly, I act as a non-judgemental party who is willing to help or seek help in a confidential manner. About me: In my spare time, I love to volunteer in the community and work out. I spend my summers roller skating and partying to EDM! |
Katelyn Loewen
Vice President, Woodroffe Affairs
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Year and stream: 4th year Woodroffe collab
Pronouns: She/Her Email: woodroffe@unsa-aepsi.ca Dream Job: My dream job is to work in a psychotherapy/psychiatry clinic for teens and families living with mental illnesses. What I do for UNSA: As VP Woodroffe, I am the main point of contact for academic issues and questions for all students in the Algonquin Woodroffe stream. Throughout the year, I will work closely with the VP Pembrooke and VP uOttawa to organize a few academic events for all campuses. I also represent UNSA on the UOSU University Affairs Round Table (UART) and Collaborative Baccalaureate Nursing Program Committee. About me: I love good coffee, sunshine, and slow Saturday mornings. I also enjoy running, singing in a choir and playing with my niece. Over the past 3 years, I have learned the importance of rest and taking time each day to find a quiet place to remind myself what is important. |
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Vicki Alexopoulos
Vice President, Pembroke Affairs
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Year and stream: Vicki Alexopoulos, MGA, BAH, 2nd year Algonquin College Pembroke Pronouns: She/Her Email: pembroke@unsa-aepsi.ca Dream Job: My dream job is one that helps to improve the experience of patients and their loved ones navigating the complexities of the health care system (and probably includes tiny humans!) What I do for UNSA: I am the the main point of contact for all Academic pursuits of UNSA regarding the Algonquin Pembroke campus and student body. I help to assist Algonquin Pembroke stream students in the resolution of academic issues. As well as working with the VP uOttawa and Algonquin with events, surveys with the results and campaigns About me: I am a second year nursing student at the University of Ottawa, Algonquin College collaborative program in Pembroke. I work in health policy, communications, and patient engagement, and have been doing so for the past six years. I have a Masters of Global Affairs (MGA) degree from the University of Toronto, and a Bachelor of Arts Honours (BAH) degree from Queen’s University. I love to volunteer in my community, read, cook, and spend time outdoors with my fiancé. |