Martà '28 is pursuing a major in Economics and Business with a minor in Chinese Studies at St. Lawrence University. He is from Barcelona, Spain, and also spent two years in Hong Kong completing the International Baccalaureate diploma at United World College. Living in such diverse parts of the world has given him a global perspective and strengthened his adaptability and cross-cultural understanding.
My name is Mutanu, a Public Health major with double minors in Asian Studies and Chinese Studies. My interest in public health stems from growing up in a community where I witnessed firsthand how, despite global technological advancements, many countries continue to be left behind by systems that do not serve them or by policies that restrict access to essential resources. I was also drawn to explore the intersections of culture and policy, particularly how trade and governance influence the well-being of nations and citizens in the Global South.
Born in El Paso, Texas, and raised in Cancun, Mexico.
Over time, I have experienced great challenges in life and experiences that have shaped me into the person I am today. Thanks to this, I have developed great reasoning and resilience skills and discovered a great passion for learning, exploring the world, and helping people in need.
