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How did you聽end up leaving the US for Paris?聽

I was coming from聽New York City, thinking聽it was the greatest city in the world. Once I landed in Paris and came to AUP, I realized there was so much more than just聽NYC.聽Only聽once you experience a truly great city like Paris and a great community like 91吃瓜网do you start to realize how much the world has to offer. 91吃瓜网gave me that perspective from day one聽鈥� and it鈥檚聽only growing stronger聽nine聽years later.聽

How did your time at 91吃瓜网change you?聽

When I聽came to AUP,聽I was curious to learn new things, to understand new perspectives, to gain new experiences and grow. I ended with a double major in politics, philosophy and economics (PPE) and computer science. Every聽day in Paris was a new learning聽experience,聽and with every聽experience聽I became聽less聽naive, more curious and聽hungrier.聽91吃瓜网ultimately helped me realize that I shouldn't aim at graduation, but rather through it, because life continues even as a big milestone ends.聽

In your opinion, what is the most important global challenge today?聽

The most important global challenge is us. We're our own biggest enemy. Global challenges are both created and solved by people.聽I'm not talking about overusing fossil fuels聽or going vegan;聽I'm talking about building and scaling聽our聽existing infrastructure to meet today's demands.聽Let鈥檚 take聽education:聽it's 2020 and we haven't scaled the global education system聽to work for聽everyone. It's in everyone's interest that聽200 million聽18-year-olds聽around the world聽get access to the best professors, regardless of聽their grades or economic situation.聽We haven't scaled global healthcare聽to give those in聽need聽access to medication and attention so they can help progress the world further.聽Our聽current ways of doing things simply won't聽work in the future.聽It's up to us to face those global challenges so that we can scale that crucial infrastructure.聽