Katy's Kids
What we do:
Katy's Kids is a program where students go into classrooms in their area and do presentations about safety with medications to K-2nd grade. It is an easy conversation/interaction with a video and does not require tremendous public speaking skills. Plus it is a great opportunity to interact with kids and build your resume. Sound fun? I think so!
Committee Chairs:
Mia
Davelis
Hometown: Omaha, Nebraska
Undergraduate: Creighton University
Favorite Movie: Sister Act
Why I am Involved: I would like to have more students involved
with the Katy's Kids program.
Favorite Drug: Prometrium, because they are fun to count.
Why I am Involved: I get involved because I want to give back
to my community.
Favorite Song: Africa by Toto
Contact: efthemiadavelis@creighton.edu
Nicole
Brown
Hometown: Topeka, Kansas
Undergraduate: Creighton
University
Favorite Movie: Father of
the Bride, parts 1 and 2
A Goal for my Committee:
Revitalize the drug information program and
recruit more volunteers.
Favorite Joke: Why did the
cactus cross the road? Because it was stuck
to the chicken!
Why I am Involved:
Community service is such a vital part of
becoming a well-rounded student and
contributes greatly to our profession as
pharmacists. I enjoy Katy’s Kids because I
love working with kids and it sends such a
great message to elementary school kids and
teachers!
Contact:
nicolebrown2@creighton.edu
If you would like to
join our committee,
please send us your name and email address. We also welcome comments,
questions about our committee, and requests to join/volunteer for specific
activities we are involved in.
How to Help:
* For Campus Students, Head on over to the Volunteer Board.
* Web Students: Want to do Katy's Kids presentations in your home town? All you have to do is:
1. Let us know! Contact a committee chair.
2. Find a school or group to present to and we'll help you schedule a date.
3. We'll send you the appropriate presentation kit by your presentation
4. You send the presentation kit back (using our prepaid forms)
Training Session Video (General Meeting- January 2009) 
