Vice Chair Introduction

 Hi everyone!

 My name is Amy Zhang and I'm so excited to meet you all at BMUN 72. I will be your CSC vice chair, and I can't wait to see amazing debates and dialogue on this year's topics. 

A little bit about me: I am a third-year at UC Berkeley studying Public Health and Data Science. This is my third year in BMUN as well. Outside BMUN, I also work on data analysis and visualization for non-profits. Before moving here, I lived in Dalian, China for around 10 years. My hobbies are baking cookies and learning the guitar.

I look forward to getting to know you all at office hours or at the conference!

Cheers,

Amy

me at ucla


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