Introduction: Anamaria Abnusy

 


Hello everyone!!!

My name is Anamaria Abnusy and I am so excited to be one of the vice chairs of BMUN 72’s Disarmament and International Security Committee!

I am a first year here at Berkeley double majoring in Legal Studies and Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures! I am interested in pursuing law as a career! I joined BMUN because I have a big passion for international relations and wanted to continue my involvement in it in college.

Outside of BMUN, I am in ASUC (student government here at Berkeley) and in MEBA (Middle Eastern Business Association). I am also involved in cultural fun clubs since I am Iranian Armenian! In my free time, I love going to cafes and watching shows with friends!

See you all soon,

Anamaria Abnusy






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