Yuna Chenette

Originally from New York City, Yuna is excited to join the UNA-NCA Global Classrooms Program. A sophomore at The George Washington University, double-majoring in International Affairs and International Business with a concentration in International Economics, Yuna brings a strong set of skills regarding global politics, conflict resolution, foreign service and affairs, as well as global economic affairs. Yuna was a Model UN member for 10 years; an organization that inspired her to pursue studies and a career in the global hemisphere. She has also conducted research on migration of immigrants from Venezuela to EU countries. Her coursework and credentials include qualitative and quantitative research, the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, international law, and concentrated studies on the European Union. Yuna is currently working on researching Spain as a member state of NATO in her proposal to Georgetown University's European Studies Program. Through her coursework and extracurricular activities, Yuna's skillset is broad, ranging from specific research to social affairs, as well as conflict resolution and international law. Yuna is fluent in English and Spanish, which has helped in communicating with many individuals when researching, as well as bringing cross-cultural experience to the forefront of global interactions. Yuna is excited to be a member of the GCDC Program and the UNA-NCA's mission to raise awareness about the UN, as well as promote the basics of the UN to the next generation.