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7 <br /> Page 1 of 3 Brandon Loor Intriago <br /> Volunteer Application <br /> Orange County Advisory Boards and Commissions <br /> Name: Brandon Loor Intriago <br /> Name Called: <br /> Home Address: 520 Williamson Dr. <br /> 5407D <br /> Chapel Hill NC 27514 <br /> Phone: 704-287-8162 <br /> Email: BranE197@gmail.com <br /> Year of OC Residence: 2023 <br /> Township of Residence: Chapel Hill <br /> Zone of Residence: C.H. City Limits <br /> Gender Identity: Male <br /> Ethnic Background: Hispanic <br /> Age Range: 18-34 <br /> Community Activities/Organizational Memberships: <br /> I currently serve as Secretary of Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology for <br /> the UNC-Chapel Hill chapter, and am involved with PACE (Physical Activity & Community <br /> Engagement), an inclusive community-based program focused on access, disability <br /> inclusion, and well-being. My other commitments are primarily academic through my <br /> studies in Psychology and Human Development & Family Sciences at UNC-Chapel Hill, <br /> with a focus on mental health and community well-being. <br /> Past Service on Orange County Advisory Boards: <br /> None. <br /> Boards/Commissions applied for: <br /> Opioid Advisory Committee <br /> Please explain how your background, education and experience is relevant to this board <br /> I am completing my undergraduate degree at UNC-Chapel Hill in Psychology and Human <br /> Development& Family Sciences, with coursework and applied learning focused on mental <br /> health, substance use, trauma, and the social and developmental factors that influence health <br /> outcomes. My studies emphasize prevention, evidence-based practice, and the ways individual <br /> behavior is shaped by broader community and structural conditions, which is directly relevant to <br /> understanding opioid-related impacts at the county level. <br /> In addition to my academic background, I have experience serving in advisory and <br /> representative roles within large institutions. During the 2024-2025 academic year, I served as <br /> a Student Member-at-Large for the Carolina Union, where I represented student perspectives, <br /> collaborated with administrators and board members, and contributed to discussions around <br /> access, well-being, and inclusive community spaces. This role strengthened my understanding <br /> of how advisory bodies function and how diverse viewpoints can be incorporated into decision- <br /> making. <br /> I am also involved with PACE (Physical Activity& Community Engagement), an inclusive, <br />