Executive Board 2026-2027

Cindy Vang, P1
President (2026-2027)

Hello everyone!

My name is Cindy Vang and I am the President of SCCP for the 2026 to 2027 term. I completed my undergraduate studies at California State University of Sacramento with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences. In 2020, I worked as a pharmacy technician in a retail pharmacy and then moved to an inpatient setting. Over time, I began to learn clinical pearls from pharmacists I worked with and found myself wanting to learn more, which encouraged me to apply for pharmacy school. After a challenging but rewarding first trimester as a P1, I decided to join SCCP so I can share perspectives of pharmacists I worked with by having them as guest speakers in hopes that it will help my fellow classmates succeed. I hope to expand my own knowledge while uplifting those around me by creating opportunities for all pharmacy students.

Sabrina Vong, P1
Vice President of Professional Affairs (2026-2027)

Hi everyone!

My name is Sabrina Vong and I am the Vice President of Professional Affairs for SCCP-Pacific this year! I did my undergrad here at UOP and I recently graduated with my Bachelors in Science! I’ve always been interested in pursuing a residency as well as clinical pharmacy, which is why I ultimately decided to join SCCP-Pacific. As Vice President of Professional Affairs, my goal is to bring as many events to the student body as possible so we can get more exposure to the different fields of pharmacy, as well as build upon my own professional skills and make new connections. I am very excited to be working with my board so that we can continue to build upon the amazing work SCCP has brought to our school!

Karlie Makhoul, P1
Vice President of Membership (2026-2027)

Hello,

My name is Karlie Makhoul, and I am the Vice President of Membership for SCCP-Pacific. I completed my undergraduate studies as a pre-pharmacy student here at the University of the Pacific on the 2+3 accelerated track. When I began pharmacy school, I had a strong curiosity for clinical pharmacy and residency options, and when I learned of SCCP and their drive to support students with the same questions as me, I did not hesitate to join. Not only did this organization begin to answer my inquiries, it also assisted in showing me the several pathways a clinical pharmacist can follow, along with what those careers would look like in the future. As the Vice President of Membership, I hope to encourage students to join this organization with a purpose and leave with knowledge that will stay with them well beyond their years in pharmacy school. I hope to use my organizational skills to maintain attendance and membership records, and use my communication and social nature to promote the organization to new students.

Sukhmani Jhawar, P1
Vice President of Fundraising (2026-2027)

Hi!

My name is Sukhmani Jhawar, and I am SCCP-Pacific’s Vice President of Fundraising for the 2026-2027 term. I completed my undergraduate degree at Sacramento State, where I earned a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences. My professional experience includes working as a marketing manager at a small business nail salon. During my time in pharmacy school, my passion for ambulatory care pharmacy has grown, and I believe SCCP is a great organization to help further expand my knowledge in this field. As Vice President of Fundraising, I look forward to continuing to provide engaging fundraising opportunities. I am also excited to collaborate with this term’s board to build on the incredible impact SCCP has on our campus!

Danny Lao, P1
Treasurer (2026-2027)

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My name is Danny Lao and I am the Treasurer of SCCP-Pacific for the 2026-2027 school year. I went to UC Berkeley, where I majored in psychology and was a part of the pre pharmacy club. I have worked as an embedded tutor, regular tutor, and a learning assistant for various subjects which include: precalculus, chemistry, physiology, and microbiology. My first pharmacy related work experience was following graduation in which I worked as a certified pharmacy technician at Walgreens. I decided to join SCCP-Pacific because its mission statement and events offered align with my goal of becoming a transitions of care or ambulatory care pharmacist. During my free time, I enjoy performing simple calisthenics, going to the beach, and listening to music.

Vincent Xiong, P1
Secretary (2026-2027)

Hello everyone,

My name is Vincent Xiong, and I am the SCCP-Pacific’s 2026–2027 Secretary. I graduated from Sacramento State University, where I earned my bachelor’s degree in Health Science.
Over the past few years, I have worked as a pharmacy technician in various organizations in inpatient and outpatient settings. My work experiences as a pharmacy technician have strengthened my knowledge of pharmacy and provided me with insight into its various practice settings through hands-on experience. These experiences have helped shape my goal of becoming a pharmacist in a clinical setting, where I can work directly with patients and collaborate with a healthcare team to improve patient care outcomes. I joined SCCP to continue growing beyond my work experiences, build my clinical knowledge, and expand my professional network within clinical pharmacy. As Secretary, I hope to increase engagement within SCCP and contribute to creating more opportunities for members to explore different career paths in clinical pharmacy and grow professionally.

Paige Anderson, P1
Historian/Webmaster (2026-2027)

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My name is Paige Anderson, and I am SCCP-Pacific’s Historian/Webmaster for the 2026–2027 term. I completed my undergraduate degree at University of California, Merced, where I earned a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology. My professional experience includes coaching high school soccer for three years, as well as currently working as an intern clinical pharmacist at Memorial Medical Center. During my time in pharmacy school, I have developed a strong interest in becoming a clinical pharmacist and providing patient-centered care in a hospital setting. I believe SCCP is an incredible organization that supports students in exploring clinical pharmacy and building meaningful professional connections. As Historian/Webmaster, I look forward to documenting our chapter’s activities and enhancing our online presence to showcase the impact SCCP has on our campus. I am also excited to collaborate with this term’s board to continue strengthening our organization and supporting our members!