Panama City, Panama
Panama is part of Central America and it is a beautiful, tropical country. It’s known for its beaches and its culture. It means a lot to me, since it has been one of the longest places I have lived in during my life and because it was the only place I felt I truly connected with my own culture.
- Andrea
New York, New York
It is really hard to describe NYC as a whole, the cultural and socio-economic diversity is almost unimaginable. You Have some of the most expensive real estate on the planet concentrated in really small space. Some of the most influential people on the planet are walking streets side by side with some of the poorest with no walls or barricades separating neighborhoods.
- Kelly
Seoul, South Korea
Often times, the city of Seoul evokes an image of a bustling concrete jungle. But more attention should be given to the quieter, more zen areas, such as cultural temples. Combined with the liveliness of the nearby small, tight-knit communities, I grew up calling this Buddhist culture my beloved home.
- Metera
A bit more about us
Andrea Lander
My name is Andrea Lander and I am from Caracas, Venezuela. I am a sophomore and I use she/her pronouns.
Kelly Guo
My name is Kelly, I'm a sophomore (class of 2025) and I use she/her pronouns. I’m from Brooklyn, NYC, born and raised. Most of my memories lie here in America. My family doesn’t travel much because my mom is a single working parent. So all my traveling adventures are usually within the city with friends.
Metera Karns
Hi! My name is Metera, with pronouns she/her. I am a current senior that is majoring in Biology and minoring in Computer Science. I'm originally from South Korea and Singapore; I believe that the most effective way of sharing culture is through the art of gastronomy!