Vice Chair Introduction— Sanjay Rangavajjhala

 Hi everyone!

My name is Sanjay Rangavajjhala, and I am a freshman at UC Berkeley studying Molecular & Cell Biology and Data Science. This is my 5th year doing MUN. I love learning about the geopolitical stage, especially in a historical context, and look forward to taking part in it with all of you!

In an academic context, I recently began working with Dr. Prigozhin at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory to learn about plant immunity. In my free time, I love to go on bike rides, play spike ball, grab food (I love Mexican cuisine), and listen to music. Some of my favorite artists are Kanye, Coldplay, The Alan Parsons Project, and Lil Uzi Vert.

Some of my fondest high school memories were made at BMUN, and I hope you all can get as much out of this experience as I did despite the obstacles this year has presented. Feel free to ask me any questions about MUN or UC Berkeley. See you at BMUN 69!



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