Olivia Sin is from Paducah, Kentucky, and earned her Bachelor of Arts in Biology from the University of Louisville. As an undergraduate, she worked as a medical scribe in the emergency department at the University of Louisville Hospital and later as a certified pharmacy technician in the inpatient pharmacy. These experiences strengthened her commitment to interdisciplinary care and confirmed her decision to pursue pharmacy. She is currently a Doctor of Pharmacy candidate (Class of 2027) at Belmont University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences in Nashville, Tennessee.

After attending the 2024 APhA Annual Meeting & Exposition, Olivia became actively involved in APhA-ASP, serving as Communications Vice President, President-Elect, and now Chapter President. She has also previously served as Operation Substance Use Disorders Co-Chair, Operation Heart Co-Chair, and Operation Diabetes Chair, leading community-focused public health initiatives.

Olivia also serves as a Phi Lambda Sigma (PLS) Regional Liaison and Vice President of Belmont’s PLS chapter and was selected as one of 30 student pharmacists nationwide for the 2025-2026 PLS Leader Academy. She is the current Fighting Diabetes Chair for SNPhA and a former chapter Historian as well as an active member of ASHP-SSHP and TPA-TSSP.

She has been appointed to the 2026-2027 APhA-ASP Awards Standing Committee and selected for the APhA Experiential Program in Association Management and Leadership. She plans to pursue a Health System Pharmacy Administration and Leadership residency to strengthen organizational leadership and cultivate sustainable systems that elevate the pharmacy profession.