Mya Solis, RWJ/ Trinitas School of Nursing

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My name is Mya Solis and I am currently in pursuit of my associate's degree in nursing at RWJ/ Trinitas School of Nursing. Additionally, I currently hold a Bachelor of Science in
Business Management. I am looking forward to serving as President of the New Jersey Nursing Students Inc. and transferring my knowledge, experience and skills obtained in business to be a successful leader for my peers and all nursing students.

Since starting the program at RWJ/ Trinitas School of Nursing, I have participated in various
community service activities involving nursing. Some of my current and active memberships are; SNA, New Jersey Integrated Black Nurses Association, and Alzheimer's of NJ Walk Committee. Engagement in these organizations has allowed the creation of relationships that have fostered overwhelming support, inspiration, and mentorship during my studies.

Besides studying nursing, I am employed full-time as a Hospital Liaison. I enjoy spending time with my family, going to concerts, spa days and putting smiles on people's faces. Lastly, there is so much to look forward to once I become a nurse, but the one that inspires me the most is the opportunity to give back in all the ways that were shared and given to me. This starts with the opportunity to serve my colleagues, peers and fellow nursing students as President of New Jersey Nursing Students.​​

Stanley Dameus, Felician University

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Hi, fellow New Jersey Nursing Students! My name is Stanley Dameus, and it is an honor and a pleasure to serve as the 2024-2025 1st Vice President of the New Jersey Nursing Students, Inc. I am currently in my second semester of the Accelerated BSN program at Felician University. I hold a bachelor's degree in Exercise Science, making this my second degree. I chose to pursue a career in nursing after I began working in Behavioral and Mental Healthcare in 2021. Since then, I have an invested interest in positively impacting the lives of my clients.

Aside from nursing, I enjoy traveling, listening to Jazz music, and trying foods from different cultures. As I take up the role of 1st Vice President of NJNS, Inc., I aspire to inspire nursing students of NJ to leadership and get involved in the community. Once again, I am excited to be elected to this illustrious position and work alongside fellow board members, serving nursing students here in NJ and positively shaping the trajectory of our nursing community.​​

Bienvenue Missamou, Eastern International School of Nursing

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Hello to all the future nurses ready to impact the world! I'm Bienvenue Missamou, and I am so honored to serve as your Second Vice President. Currently, I'm in my last year of nursing school, eagerly working towards earning my Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing.

My passion for nursing was ignited by a combination of personal experiences and a desire to make a tangible difference in people's lives. Witnessing the compassionate care provided to a close family member during a serious illness deeply influenced me. Volunteering at local clinics and community health programs further solidified my commitment. Through my studies and clinical experiences, I have come to appreciate the blend of science and empathy that defines nursing. Each interaction with a patient reaffirms my commitment to this profession, and I am continually motivated by the opportunity to improve lives through care and compassion.

The New Jersey Nursing Students (NJNS) organization was introduced to me at the beginning of my freshman year. The biggest influence this organization has had on me was during the 72nd Annual Conference in 2024, which I attended for the first time. It was a transformative experience! From the inspiring Keynote Speaker to the diverse breakout sessions, the conference was life-changing. The connections I made and the knowledge I gained have been invaluable. I strongly encourage more students to participate, as I believe it to be a crucial and enriching part of our nursing education. One of my goals while in this position of leadership is to help reach as many students as possible to be more involved in organization events like these.

Throughout my journey, I’ve been fueled by a sense of purpose and a desire to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. As I approach the end of my education, I’m eager to step into the healthcare field with compassion, determination, and a commitment to serving my community. I am particularly passionate about mentoring fellow students, helping them navigate the challenges of nursing school, just as others have helped me.

Outside of nursing, I have a variety of interests that keep me grounded and fulfilled. I love singing and often participate in community events where I can share my joy of music. Fellowship with my community is incredibly important to me, as it provides a support network and a sense of belonging. Additionally, I cherish spending time reading, which allows me to continually learn and grow both personally and professionally. I am so happy to serve my community in this role. Please feel free to reach out if you ever have any questions or concerns. Nursing school can be overwhelming, but remember, the best part about it is having a supportive community here for you, and we are that community! Together, we can achieve great things and make a lasting impact.

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Kai Ingram, Eastern International School of Nursing

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Hello! My name is Kai Ingram, and I am honored to serve as a secretary of the New Jersey Nursing Students (NJNS) board. I am currently a senior nursing student at Eastern International College, where I am pursuing my Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). My inspiration to join NJNS stems from my passion for nursing and my desire to contribute to the development of future nursing professionals. I have always been driven by a strong sense of community and the belief that together we can create a supportive environment for all nursing students. NJNS provides a platform to advocate for student nurses, offer educational opportunities, and promote leadership and professional growth, which aligns perfectly with my goals. 

As a member of the NJNS board, I bring a diverse set of skills and experiences that I believe will benefit the organization and our community. I have a background in leadership, and I am committed to enhancing the resources and support available to our members. My focus is on improving student engagement, organizing educational workshops, fostering preparation for the right career path, and I am eager to work collaboratively with my fellow board members to

achieve these objectives. 

Outside of my academic and professional pursuits, I enjoy shopping, spending time with loved ones, new experiences, and trying new restaurants. These activities not only help me unwind but also keep me balanced and energized. Additionally, I have a keen interest in advocacy for equal

healthcare treatment of minorities, which I continuously explore to broaden my knowledge and skills. 

I am excited to be a part of NJNS and look forward to contributing to the growth and success of our nursing student community. Together, we can make a significant impact on the future of Nursing

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Oge Ileogbunam, Essex County College

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Hello there! My name is Oge Ileogbunam but most people know me as Noelle. I am currently in my second semester of the RN program at Essex County College and excited to serve as your Treasurer for the 2024-2025 academic year!

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I was first introduced to the New Jersey Nursing Students organization by one of our beloved professors of our nursing program. My growing interest steered me to attend the 2024 NJNS Annual Convention as a monitor for Essex County College. I was given the opportunity to monitor multiple breakout sessions held at the event and this further piqued my interest in becoming a more involved member of the NJNS. The final push came from a senior in our nursing program, who gave me the encouragement and moral support I needed to run for a position on the NJNS board. Her work and bravery have inspired me to do the same. Some of my personal interests include reading fashion journals, roller skating and engaging in

volunteer work for my community. 

My contribution as your Treasurer will include the promotion of preventive and holistic health across Newark’s communities. My experience working at the Center for Preventive Medicine under the guidance of the skilled Dr. Kevin Holder, - who is trained and specializes in holistic medicine, - has enabled me to understand the importance of preemptive health Promotion. I saw firsthand the devastating impact that financial insecurity and unemployment ravages BIPOC communities.  I want my work to focus on bettering those that are most affected; and my experience has granted me some of the knowledge needed to propagate my goals. I am grateful for the privilege to serve the constituents of the communities I care for and I will strive to make the best of this opportunity.

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Dylan Mekovetz, RWJBH/Trinitas School of Nursing 

Hello! My name is Dylan Mekovetz, and I am currently enrolled in the RWJBH/Trinitas School of Nursing program, and I am finishing out my last semester! I am honored to
serve as the Trinitas Vice-President before graduating this January 2025.
Trinitas Student Nurses Association Officers FALL 2024perform basic assessments of a patient and share why nursing is a great career! Eager to serve, I continued to volunteer at many health fairs, community services and I spoke to new students about how to make their way through nursing school and be successful.

I have had such a strong passion for nursing ever since I was a little kid. I was able to
experience being cared for by an amazing nurse. I will never forget this experience. I was
always being helped when it was needed, and the nurses were so kind it truly made me feel
very comfortable and not scared at all. I want to pursue this profession, so I can provide the
same level of care to them. Now as a senior, I cannot wait for the opportunities I will have
to help people when they need it the most.

I am eager to serve this profession and that’s why I decided to serve at the Trinitas
Student Nurses Association (TSNA) and help my fellow nursing students. In addition, to
TSNA, I am also serving at the New Jersey Nursing Students (NJNS) as the Resolutions
Director. In both local and state level, I would do my best to represent my fellow students and to assist them as best I could. 

Vacant!