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2026 Scholarship Recipients
Nour-Dana is a fifth-year (P3) Doctor of Pharmacy student at Northeastern University from Windham, New Hampshire. At Northeastern, she serves as President-Elect of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP), lead the Women’s Health Project through the Northeastern University Pharmacy Student Alliance (NUPSA), and class representative for the PharmD Class of 2028. Outside of school, she works as a Transitions of Care Pharmacy Intern in the Emergency Department at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and as a Pharmacy Intern at Massachusetts General Hospital’s Yawkey Oncology Ambulatory Care Center. She provides Arabic translation support for international patients receiving care at both hospitals. Through these experiences, she has developed a strong interest in ambulatory care and transitions of care. Moving forward, she is excited to begin her APPE rotations and hopes to pursue a pharmacy residency after graduation.
Kristina Genthner is a 2027 PharmD candidate at the MCPHS Manchester campus with a concentration in geriatric medicine. Throughout her didactic curriculum, she has remained actively involved in both her school and local community. She has held multiple professional leadership positions, including Vice President of ASHP, Chair of Operation Heart through APhA, and Secretary for ACCP, IPhO, and Phi Lambda Sigma. She has also served as a member of the Student & Faculty Relations Committee. In addition to her involvement in professional organizations, Kristina has remained committed to advancing her pharmacy practice through her work as an intern at Omnicare and Shaw’s. Her professional interests include deprescribing and medication overuse, solid organ transplant, and clinical pharmacy. Her overarching career goal is to become board certified in one of these areas. .
Anna Carlino, from North Hampton, NH, is a fourth-year pharmacy student at the University of Rhode Island. After completing her didactic coursework at URI this past May, she moved back home to complete her APPE rotation year in New Hampshire. So far, she has had rotations at the VA, Dartmouth Cancer Center, and Kiniksa Pharmaceuticals. Each experience has given her an incredible opportunity to learn and grow in ways that she could not have imagined. This past month, she also completed her MBA program and is looking forward to graduating with her PharmD in May. Throughout her time at URI, she has been involved in several organizations and held numerous leadership positions, including President of NCODA, Vice President of APhA-ASP, and Program Coordinator for PHARMbassadors. She is excited to continue learning and growing as she works toward a career in the pharmaceutical industry, with a particular interest in medical affairs.
Andrea Lunde is a third-year Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) student at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS) in Manchester, New Hampshire, where she is also pursuing a Graduate Certificate in Regulatory Affairs. With her non-traditional path to pharmacy, she integrates advanced scientific research, clinical trial experience, and pharmacy practice while maintaining a strong commitment to professional growth and lifelong learning. Since starting pharmacy school in 2024, Andrea has embraced leadership opportunities within several student organizations and has become an active advocate for her community. She is particularly passionate about supporting individuals with Down syndrome through fundraising efforts with the New Hampshire Down Syndrome Association (NHDSA). She also engages in initiatives that promote safe and effective medication use. Andrea is driven by a desire to improve patient care and healthcare outcomes. She hopes to combine her scientific background, regulatory expertise and commitment to medication safety to contribute to innovation and patient-focused solutions within the pharmaceutical industry.
2025 Scholarship Recipients
Sean Posner is a dual-degree PharmD/MBA candidate at MCPHS University – Manchester, graduating in 2026. He is passionate about the intersection of clinical pharmacy, medical affairs, and health equity, with current research focused on psychedelic interventions for veterans and access to care in underserved communities. Sean serves as Student Government Association President, Vice President of IPhO, and founder of the 501(c)(3) charity Kids Adopt a Shelter. His career goal is to become a Medical Science Liaison in the pharmaceutical industry and help bridge science and patient care on a global scale.
Andrea Lunde is a second year pharmacy student at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in Manchester, NH. Her academic foundation began with a PhD in Biochemistry from Martin-Luther University Halle/Wittenberg and Georg-August University Göttingen in Germany, followed by postdoctoral research at the Max-Planck Institute for Medical Research in Heidelberg, Germany. After relocating to the U.S in 2015 to support her family, she began her professional journey in healthcare through the pharmacy technician apprenticeship from Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Colby Sawyer College. This experience led to receiving the internal Technician of the Year Award in 2023 for outstanding performance and dedication to patient care and safety. Her passion for regulatory science is reflected in her pursuit of a Graduate Certificate in Regulatory Affairs, hands-on pharmacy rotations, and active leadership roles in student organizations. As President of Industry Pharmacist Organization (IPhO), Vice President of Finance of American Pharmacist Association (APhA) and Historian of Pharmacy Leadership Society (PLS), she is deeply committed to advocacy and community engagement, including fundraising efforts with the New Hampshire Down Syndrome Association (NHDSA) to support individuals with Down Syndrome. After graduation, she hopes to combine her scientific expertise with regulatory strategy to improve healthcare outcomes within the pharmaceutical industry and advocate for patient safety and fair access to medications.
Paige Boggis is a current P4 in the class of 2026 at the University of New England in Maine. She lives in Brookline, NH and plans to work in NH after graduation. She currently works at Hannaford Pharmacy and Southern New Hampshire Medical Center in Nashua and is completing her APPEs at Lowell General Hospital in Lowell, Massachusetts. On campus, she is involved in many organizations, and sports, and has held numerous leadership roles, including president of the Infectious Disease Association, founding member of the university's NCODA chapter, member of the board for the UNE chapter of Rho Chi, Phi Lambda Sigma, and many more. During school, her love for patient interaction grew and she is now interested in pursuing a career or residency in ambulatory care pharmacy.
Anna Carlino, from North Hampton NH, is a fifth year (P3) student in the Doctor of Pharmacy program at the University of Rhode Island. This past summer, she completed her hospital IPPE rotation at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, where she had the opportunity to apply her pharmacy knowledge to real-world situations. She also began classes for her MBA, which she is pursuing alongside her PharmD degree. She recently started a new role as a Managed Care Pharmacy Intern at Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island and also works as a Pharmacy Intern in the oncology unit at Rhode Island Hospital. At URI, she serves as the President of NCODA with a focus on oncology pharmacy, Lead Coordinator of the RAMbassador program mentoring high school students and showcasing the pharmacy profession, and Finance VP for APhA–ASP, where she enjoys applying her MBA knowledge. She is also an active member of IPhO. Moving forward, she is excited to begin her APPE rotations and explore residency or fellowship opportunities.
2024 Scholarship Recipients
Anna Carlino is a rising P2 at the University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy. She grew up in North Hampton, New Hampshire. This past summer, she completed her IPPE rotation as an intern at Walgreens and also had the opportunity to collaborate with the Center of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE) by participating in a Community Design Workshop on Opioids and Overdose. At school, she is involved in several organizations, including Lambda Kappa Sigma (LKS), the Industry Pharmacists Organization (IPHO), the American Association of Psychiatric Pharmacists (AAPP), and Alpha Delta Pi (ADPi). Additionally, she serves as the Operation Diabetes Specialist for the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) and as a mentor through the RAMbassador program. After graduation, she is interested in pursuing a residency or fellowship, with current interests in ER pharmacy, oncology pharmacy, and industrial pharmacy.
Anna Carlino is a rising P2 at the University of Rhode Island College of Pharmacy. She grew up in North Hampton, New Hampshire. This past summer, she completed her IPPE rotation as an intern at Walgreens and also had the opportunity to collaborate with the Center of Biomedical Research Excellence (COBRE) by participating in a Community Design Workshop on Opioids and Overdose. At school, she is involved in several organizations, including Lambda Kappa Sigma (LKS), the Industry Pharmacists Organization (IPHO), the American Association of Psychiatric Pharmacists (AAPP), and Alpha Delta Pi (ADPi). Additionally, she serves as the Operation Diabetes Specialist for the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) and as a mentor through the RAMbassador program. After graduation, she is interested in pursuing a residency or fellowship, with current interests in ER pharmacy, oncology pharmacy, and industrial pharmacy.
Ayesha is a third-year pharmacy student at MCPHS University. She began her pharmacy journey working as a pharmacy technician at Rite Aid Pharmacy, eventually advancing to an intern position at Osco Pharmacy. She has also gained valuable experience working in a long-term care facility and has recently started working in a hospital setting. In addition to her professional experience, Ayesha has demonstrated strong leadership skills through her volunteer work with Girls Inc. and the YMCA Health Fair, where she organized a diabetes clinic to educate the community about diabetes management. She currently serves as the Vice President of MCPHS Industry Pharmacists Organization (IPhO), the Patient Care Vice President of MCPHS American Pharmacist Association (APhA), a Student Ambassador to the Dean for MCPHS, and the Vice President of MCPHS Phi Lambda Sigma (PLS). Ayesha is passionate about patient care and is committed to exploring diverse career opportunities in pharmacy as she prepares for her future as a pharmacist.
Ayesha is a third-year pharmacy student at MCPHS University. She began her pharmacy journey working as a pharmacy technician at Rite Aid Pharmacy, eventually advancing to an intern position at Osco Pharmacy. She has also gained valuable experience working in a long-term care facility and has recently started working in a hospital setting. In addition to her professional experience, Ayesha has demonstrated strong leadership skills through her volunteer work with Girls Inc. and the YMCA Health Fair, where she organized a diabetes clinic to educate the community about diabetes management. She currently serves as the Vice President of MCPHS Industry Pharmacists Organization (IPhO), the Patient Care Vice President of MCPHS American Pharmacist Association (APhA), a Student Ambassador to the Dean for MCPHS, and the Vice President of MCPHS Phi Lambda Sigma (PLS). Ayesha is passionate about patient care and is committed to exploring diverse career opportunities in pharmacy as she prepares for her future as a pharmacist.
Stephanie Reed, a Hampton NH native, is an incoming P3 (fifth year) pharmacy student at the University of Rhode Island (URI) College of Pharmacy. At URI, she is part of a number of pharmacy-oriented clubs including treasurer/secretary for the National Community Oncology Dispensing Association (URI NCODA), member of the Student Society for Health System Pharmacists (URI SSHP), member of the Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (URI AMCP), and member of the American Association of Psychiatric Pharmacists (URI AAPP). Stephanie is also a member of the Rho Chi Pharmacy Academic Honor Society. She has worked many jobs throughout her time in pharmacy school, including pharmacy intern at CVS in NH and RI, pharmacy intern at Westerly Hospital in RI, and pharmacy intern at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in NH. She will also be returning as a third-year Resident Assistant for URI. Stephanie aims to pursue a residency post-graduation in 2026, and hopes to work in a clinical setting as a board certified cardiology pharmacist or ambulatory care pharmacist.
Stephanie Reed, a Hampton NH native, is an incoming P3 (fifth year) pharmacy student at the University of Rhode Island (URI) College of Pharmacy. At URI, she is part of a number of pharmacy-oriented clubs including treasurer/secretary for the National Community Oncology Dispensing Association (URI NCODA), member of the Student Society for Health System Pharmacists (URI SSHP), member of the Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (URI AMCP), and member of the American Association of Psychiatric Pharmacists (URI AAPP). Stephanie is also a member of the Rho Chi Pharmacy Academic Honor Society. She has worked many jobs throughout her time in pharmacy school, including pharmacy intern at CVS in NH and RI, pharmacy intern at Westerly Hospital in RI, and pharmacy intern at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in NH. She will also be returning as a third-year Resident Assistant for URI. Stephanie aims to pursue a residency post-graduation in 2026, and hopes to work in a clinical setting as a board certified cardiology pharmacist or ambulatory care pharmacist.
Sean Posner is a dedicated second-year pharmacy student at MCPHS University in Manchester, NH, where he is pursuing a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree. With a deep-seated passion for clinical pharmacy, pharmaceutical research, and advancing academia, Sean has built a strong foundation through his academic achievements and hands-on experiences, particularly in chemistry. His commitment extends beyond the classroom, evidenced by his roles on the curriculum committee, as an admissions ambassador, and in student government as president. Sean also demonstrates leadership in student organizations, serving as the vice president of the Industry Pharmacy Organization (IPHO) and president of the Outing Club. His active participation in campus life, coupled with his impressive academic performance and representation in the AACP Clinical Pharmacy Challenge, highlights his dedication to the field. Sean's career aspirations include making a meaningful impact in patient care, driving innovative research, and improving healthcare accessibility. Following graduation, he plans to pursue an MBA in healthcare administration and potentially a fellowship or residency. His ultimate goal is to advance healthcare through institutional development, medication innovation, or academic progress.
Sean Posner is a dedicated second-year pharmacy student at MCPHS University in Manchester, NH, where he is pursuing a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree. With a deep-seated passion for clinical pharmacy, pharmaceutical research, and advancing academia, Sean has built a strong foundation through his academic achievements and hands-on experiences, particularly in chemistry. His commitment extends beyond the classroom, evidenced by his roles on the curriculum committee, as an admissions ambassador, and in student government as president. Sean also demonstrates leadership in student organizations, serving as the vice president of the Industry Pharmacy Organization (IPHO) and president of the Outing Club. His active participation in campus life, coupled with his impressive academic performance and representation in the AACP Clinical Pharmacy Challenge, highlights his dedication to the field. Sean's career aspirations include making a meaningful impact in patient care, driving innovative research, and improving healthcare accessibility. Following graduation, he plans to pursue an MBA in healthcare administration and potentially a fellowship or residency. His ultimate goal is to advance healthcare through institutional development, medication innovation, or academic progress.
2023 Scholarship Recipients
Liana Succar is a second-year pharmacy student at MCPHS University in Manchester, NH. She graduated from Endicott College in Beverly, MA in May of 2022 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology/Biotechnology. While studying at MCPHS in the 3 year accelerated PharmD program, Liana has actively engaged with her community and is a part of many pharmacy organizations on campus. She is the current president of the Student Government Association (SGA), the president of Student Pharmacists Against Prescription Drug Abuse (SPARxDA), the membership vice president of the American Pharmacist Association (APhA), and the secretary of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP), American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists (ASHP), and Industry Pharmacists Organization (IPhO). In her free time, Liana works as a Pharmacy Intern at Walgreens Pharmacy and at Concord Hospital. Liana aims to work in an institutional setting in New Hampshire after graduation in May of 2025, but is keeping her options open while she explores different areas of pharmacy throughout her education.
Liana Succar is a second-year pharmacy student at MCPHS University in Manchester, NH. She graduated from Endicott College in Beverly, MA in May of 2022 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology/Biotechnology. While studying at MCPHS in the 3 year accelerated PharmD program, Liana has actively engaged with her community and is a part of many pharmacy organizations on campus. She is the current president of the Student Government Association (SGA), the president of Student Pharmacists Against Prescription Drug Abuse (SPARxDA), the membership vice president of the American Pharmacist Association (APhA), and the secretary of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP), American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists (ASHP), and Industry Pharmacists Organization (IPhO). In her free time, Liana works as a Pharmacy Intern at Walgreens Pharmacy and at Concord Hospital. Liana aims to work in an institutional setting in New Hampshire after graduation in May of 2025, but is keeping her options open while she explores different areas of pharmacy throughout her education.
profile copy.pdfStephanie Reed is a rising P2 pharmacy student at the University of Rhode Island (URI) College of Pharmacy. She is originally from Hampton, NH, where she has lived since she was 5 years old. At URI, she is a 3 year member of the National Community Oncology Dispensing Association (NCODA), a student-based organization that focuses on researching and improving access and care for oncology patients as health care providers. I am also a Resident Assistant on campus, which is a role she will be fulfilling for a second year, acting as a leader, mentor, and resource for students in the living communities during the academic year. Outside of URI, she works for CVS Pharmacy as an Intern, where she has been for almost 3 years, and is also planning to work in a hospital in Rhode Island this upcoming year. Her future goal is to become a specialized pharmacist by pursuing a residency in either oncology, cardiology, or infectious disease.”
Stephanie Reed is a rising P2 pharmacy student at the University of Rhode Island (URI) College of Pharmacy. She is originally from Hampton, NH, where she has lived since she was 5 years old. At URI, she is a 3 year member of the National Community Oncology Dispensing Association (NCODA), a student-based organization that focuses on researching and improving access and care for oncology patients as health care providers. I am also a Resident Assistant on campus, which is a role she will be fulfilling for a second year, acting as a leader, mentor, and resource for students in the living communities during the academic year. Outside of URI, she works for CVS Pharmacy as an Intern, where she has been for almost 3 years, and is also planning to work in a hospital in Rhode Island this upcoming year. Her future goal is to become a specialized pharmacist by pursuing a residency in either oncology, cardiology, or infectious disease.”
2022 Scholarship Recipients
Amina is a third-year pharmacy student at MCPHS University in Manchester. She graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 2020 with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. At MCPHS, she is currently co-president of Rho Chi, member of Phi Lambda Sigma Leadership Society, and member of Phi Kappa Phi. She works at Concord Hospital but also has previous experience working at Rite Aid. Amina is currently completing her APPE rotations at Elliot Health System and hopes to pursue a residency or fellowship after graduation.
Amina is a third-year pharmacy student at MCPHS University in Manchester. She graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 2020 with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. At MCPHS, she is currently co-president of Rho Chi, member of Phi Lambda Sigma Leadership Society, and member of Phi Kappa Phi. She works at Concord Hospital but also has previous experience working at Rite Aid. Amina is currently completing her APPE rotations at Elliot Health System and hopes to pursue a residency or fellowship after graduation.
Christian Nelson is a fourth-year (P2) pharmacy student at Northeastern University. From Derry, NH, he began his pharmacy experience through an internship with PillPack by Amazon Pharmacy after high school, where he continues to work. He has also spent time interning for Inman Pharmacy, an independent in Cambridge, MA, Allways Health Partners, a managed care organization in Somerville, MA, and is now starting work with the West Roxbury VA Medical Center in Boston, MA. In his time at Northeastern, he has also served as an ambassador for the school's pharmacy program and is an active member of the school's IPHO and SNPhA chapters. He is passionate about becoming a better advocate and is still exploring possible career opportunities for graduation in May of 2025
Christian Nelson is a fourth-year (P2) pharmacy student at Northeastern University. From Derry, NH, he began his pharmacy experience through an internship with PillPack by Amazon Pharmacy after high school, where he continues to work. He has also spent time interning for Inman Pharmacy, an independent in Cambridge, MA, Allways Health Partners, a managed care organization in Somerville, MA, and is now starting work with the West Roxbury VA Medical Center in Boston, MA. In his time at Northeastern, he has also served as an ambassador for the school's pharmacy program and is an active member of the school's IPHO and SNPhA chapters. He is passionate about becoming a better advocate and is still exploring possible career opportunities for graduation in May of 2025
Bryce Edwards graduated from University of New England with a bachelor's of science in 2019. She currently is a second-year pharmacy student at MCPHS- Manchester. She was born and raised in the lakes region of New Hampshire and plans to stay to practice in the area in an institutional setting. She currently serves as vice president of ASHP Student Societies of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP-SSHP), patient care vice president of American Pharmacists Association (APhA), treasurer of Outing club, secretary of Student Pharmacists Against Prescription Drug Abuse (SPARxDA), and serves on the Interprofessional Education (IPE) committee at MCPHS University. She also works as a tutor to help the first-year pharmacy students.
Bryce Edwards graduated from University of New England with a bachelor's of science in 2019. She currently is a second-year pharmacy student at MCPHS- Manchester. She was born and raised in the lakes region of New Hampshire and plans to stay to practice in the area in an institutional setting. She currently serves as vice president of ASHP Student Societies of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP-SSHP), patient care vice president of American Pharmacists Association (APhA), treasurer of Outing club, secretary of Student Pharmacists Against Prescription Drug Abuse (SPARxDA), and serves on the Interprofessional Education (IPE) committee at MCPHS University. She also works as a tutor to help the first-year pharmacy students.
Daniel O’Connor is a current P3 student at Northeastern University. He completed a Bachelors of Science in Biochemistry from Sacred Heart University, while also beginning his pharmacy career at Walgreens. Since then, he has worked in an institutional setting, and has found a passion for medication safety and using pharmacy systems data to promote safe administration of medications to patients. On campus, he is a standardized patient in pharmacy counseling labs, and a student ambassador for the school of pharmacy. When not studying or working, Dan enjoys returning home to the White Mountains to hike and ski.
Daniel O’Connor is a current P3 student at Northeastern University. He completed a Bachelors of Science in Biochemistry from Sacred Heart University, while also beginning his pharmacy career at Walgreens. Since then, he has worked in an institutional setting, and has found a passion for medication safety and using pharmacy systems data to promote safe administration of medications to patients. On campus, he is a standardized patient in pharmacy counseling labs, and a student ambassador for the school of pharmacy. When not studying or working, Dan enjoys returning home to the White Mountains to hike and ski.
2021 Scholarship Recipients
Mackenzie Collette is a third-year pharmacy student at MCPHS Manchester from Salem, NH. She began her pharmacy experience through an internship at Walgreens during high school. She completed her undergraduate courses at University of Massachusetts - Lowell, while also working as a pharmacy technician at CVS. She began working at PillPack by Amazon Pharmacy as a pharmacy intern when she started pharmacy school, where she continues to work. Throughout her time at MCPHS, she has served as the treasurer of the Student Government Association, treasurer of the National Community Pharmacists Association chapter and communications director of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy chapter.
Mackenzie Collette is a third-year pharmacy student at MCPHS Manchester from Salem, NH. She began her pharmacy experience through an internship at Walgreens during high school. She completed her undergraduate courses at University of Massachusetts - Lowell, while also working as a pharmacy technician at CVS. She began working at PillPack by Amazon Pharmacy as a pharmacy intern when she started pharmacy school, where she continues to work. Throughout her time at MCPHS, she has served as the treasurer of the Student Government Association, treasurer of the National Community Pharmacists Association chapter and communications director of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy chapter.
Bryce Edwards graduated from University of New England with a bachelor's of science in 2019. She currently is a second-year pharmacy student at MCPHS- Manchester. She was born and raised in the lakes region of New Hampshire and plans to stay to practice in the area in an institutional setting. She currently serves as vice president of ASHP Student Societies of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP-SSHP), patient care vice president of American Pharmacists Association (APhA), treasurer of Outing club, secretary of Student Pharmacists Against Prescription Drug Abuse (SPARxDA), and serves on the Interprofessional Education (IPE) committee at MCPHS University. She also works as a tutor to help the first-year pharmacy students.
Bryce Edwards graduated from University of New England with a bachelor's of science in 2019. She currently is a second-year pharmacy student at MCPHS- Manchester. She was born and raised in the lakes region of New Hampshire and plans to stay to practice in the area in an institutional setting. She currently serves as vice president of ASHP Student Societies of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP-SSHP), patient care vice president of American Pharmacists Association (APhA), treasurer of Outing club, secretary of Student Pharmacists Against Prescription Drug Abuse (SPARxDA), and serves on the Interprofessional Education (IPE) committee at MCPHS University. She also works as a tutor to help the first-year pharmacy students.
Amina Gusic is a second-year pharmacy student at MCPHS University in Manchester. She graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 2020 with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. At MCPHS, she is currently membership vice president of American Pharmacists Association (APhA), secretary of American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP-SSHP), secretary of Outing Club, and historian of Student Pharmacists Against Prescription Drug Abuse (SPARxDA). She currently works in the pharmacy at Concord Hospital. Amina hopes to pursue a residency after graduation and is interested in working in an institutional setting.
Atlanta Ho is currently a first-year pharmacy student at MCPHS - Manchester. Prior to graduate school, she completed two pre-professional pharmacy years at MCPHS - Boston, where she was actively involved in the Student National Pharmaceutical Association (SNPhA), American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP), American Pharmacists Association (APhA), and held a leadership position for the Asian Student Association. At the age of sixteen, she initiated her pharmacy career by working as a registered pharmacy technician at Wingate’s Pharmacy in Nashua, NH. From there, she knew pharmacy was her direction and went on to pursue an internship at PillPack by Amazon Pharmacy. She is eager to explore the different areas of pharmacy and is keeping her options open for after she graduates in May of 2024.
Kunjan Patel is 5th year (PY3) pharmacy student at MCPHS- Boston. He is from Derry, NH. He is the president of the NORD (National Organization for Rare Disorders), as well as an active student chapter of IPhO, ASHP, and ISO club. He also serves as a volunteer for BAPS (a non-profit organization) every Sunday. He is currently an intern at CVS Pharmacy, did an internship at EyePoint Pharmaceuticals over the summer in Supply Chain and R&D. He is hoping to pursue a fellowship after graduating in 2023 as well as stay in community pharmacy.
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