Ethan E. J. George
Midyear Regional Meeting Coordinator (Region 8) @American Pharmacists Association
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Midyear Regional Meeting Coordinator (Region 8) @American Pharmacists Association
Selected to serve as Region 8 Midyear Regional Meeting Coordinator, representing student pharmacists across California, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, New Mexico, and Hawaii. In this role, I lead the strategic planning and execution of the Region 8 Midyear Regional Meeting, serving as the primary liaison between APhA-ASP National leadership and chapter representatives across the region.Key Responsibilities & Impact:• Coordinate logistics, programming, and operations for a multi-state regional meeting bringing together student leaders, delegates, and chapter officers• Facilitate cross-campus collaboration among Southern and Western U.S. pharmacy schools to strengthen regional engagement• Manage communication with chapter presidents and executive boards to ensure alignment with APhA-ASP national initiatives• Oversee meeting structure, policy discussions, leadership development sessions, and regional governance processes• Collaborate with the Regional Delegate and National officers to enhance member engagement and organizational impactThrough this position, I am committed to building community across institutions, elevating student leadership development, and strengthening advocacy efforts within the profession of pharmacy.
EDUCATION
Bear Creek High School
Bachelor, STEM Coursework
Western University of Health Sciences
Doctor of Pharmacy - PharmD, Pharmacy
UC Santa Barbara
Bachelor, Chemistry, Minor Black Studies
ABOUT ETHAN E. J. GEORGE
Second-year PharmD candidate at Western University of Health Sciences with a strong foundation in Chemistry and a commitment to advancing health equity and culturally responsive care. As President of WesternU’s APhA-ASP/CPhA chapter, I lead professional programming, outreach initiatives, and student engagement efforts; doubling chapter membership and expanding opportunities for future pharmacists.My experience spans leadership, mentorship, community advocacy, and health equity work, building on roles such as BSU President, Peer Mentor, and Health Equity Intern. Across each space, I focus on improving patient access, supporting underrepresented communities, and creating environments where students can thrive.I’m actively exploring Medical Affairs and industry fellowship pathways that blend scientific communication, clinical insight, and community impact. Always open to connecting with mentors, collaborators, and leaders in pharmacy and biotech.
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