Chi Truong
I'm Chi, a Vietnamese student studying in the U.S. and now Spain. I love journalling, books, traveling, and learning about different cultures. Fun fact: I used to be a professional athlete in ping pong!
I'm Chi, a Vietnamese student studying in the U.S. and now Spain. I love journalling, books, traveling, and learning about different cultures. Fun fact: I used to be a professional athlete in ping pong!
I am a student at the University of Rochester double majoring in Economics and Environmental Studies. I play college field hockey and love to be active-- especially in the outdoors! I also love music, cats, and cool coffee shops!
My name is Sophia Lombardi (she/they) and I’m a student at Brandeis University, studying Psychology, Women’s, Gender, and Sexualities studies, and English. I’m a queer girl who loves soccer/futbol, dancing, choreographing, reading, and writing!
Hi! I am Da'Juantay, a Junior at WashU. I am passionate about educational policy and equitable change. I am so excited to be in Amsterdam soaking up the city's culture. You will most likely catch me riding a bike or trying out a new restaurant!
I'm not overly patriotic, but one of my favorite Americanisms is Thanksgiving. I'm not too fond of the history of the holiday, you know, with the genocide and all. Like a lot of things in America, it's underscored by oppression and violence. Despite this, I like to take the holiday to reflect with gratitude and spend time with loved ones. And the Thanksgiving meal is so incredible. I crave it all year long. And then the leftovers? Yum. Ho l'acquolina in bocca, which means my mouth is watering. Shout out to Prof. Francesco.
Studying abroad in Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands was an unforgettable experience—one that challenged me, inspired me, and helped me grow in ways I never expected. When I first arrived, I was excited but nervous. The idea of living in a new country seemed thrilling, but it quickly became clear that there would be many challenges ahead. From language barriers to adjusting to a new culture, my time abroad tested me. However, it also allowed me to discover more about myself, my values, and the positive impact I want to have on the world.
“Mountjoy is so important to me” – Mercedes Hamilton