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: 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: 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! |
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: 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: 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! |
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: 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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