Vice Chair Intro: Milana Tatarintseva

 


Hello!
My name is Milana Tatarintseva and I’m one of your vice chairs. I'm looking forward to a weekend of exciting debate on such an intricate and rich topic!

I’m a third-year majoring in Computer Science and minoring in BioEngineering. I've always been fascinated by the intersection of technology and medicine, particularly bioinformatics. In high school, I attended BMUN twice as a delegate and had a fantastic experience, so I'm very grateful to be able to be part of BMUN for my third year at Berkeley.

I grew up in Los Angeles and though I miss the beaches and endless sunny days, I've really come to appreciate the beauty, diversity, and excitement of the Bay Area. In my free time, I enjoy checking out the countless coffee shops around, playing card games, and occasionally going on hikes. 

The dynamic nature of JCC creates the potential for incredibly innovative and adaptive solutions. I hope you learn something new as you prepare for committee and come ready for an engaging experience. Good luck and can’t wait to see you all in March!

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