Vice-Chair Introduction: Celine Wherritt

Hi everyone! My name is Celine Wherritt, and I will be one of your Vice Chairs for ECOFIN this year. Last year, I was a Head Chair for BMUN 68's Security Council, where my topics focused on the Venezuelan Food Crisis and Open Agenda. 

I am a Junior at UC Berkeley studying Business Administration with a minor in Global Poverty, and I will be working as a consultant for IBM in New York this summer. I am also interested in corporate social responsibility and public policy. 

Outside of BMUN, I volunteer at local YMCA programs geared towards children with disabilities and travel to San Francisco as a Nesquik student ambassador. In my free time, I enjoy competitive napping, running,  and unnecessarily quoting Disney movies. I'm so excited to see the thoughtful solutions that you will all create in February 2021. Good luck and go bears!



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