Ana
Category HFGP
Biography
Hi y'all! My name is Ana, and I am a senior in Leverett House studying Sociology, with a minor in Ethnicity, Migration, and Rights. I was raised in a border city in Mexico and then moved to South Texas, where I’ve lived for the last ten years. At Harvard, I work with the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations, am a board member for our Mexican-American student group on campus (RAZA), and spend a lot of time with organizations that support first-gen students. As a first-generation low-income (FGLI) student, I am happy to have found a home filled with uplifting communities. With that said, I also understand how daunting and unfamiliar the application process can seem. If you find that you have questions, reach out to us at HFGP! We are a resource to help you navigate the process of learning about and applying to college.
Ana's Harvard (Friends)
Various colorful flower bouquets which were given to first-gen/low-income student on the kick of of FGLI Visibility Week.
Ana with her family member at her high school graduation.
A picture of Harvard College students who attended RAZA's first event of the semester in the fall of 2024.
Picture of the John Harvard Statue
Harvard Foundation interns in the spring of 2024, dressed up before the event of Cultural Rhythms.
Grupo Frontera with those who attended RAZA’s Trailblazer Award ceremony
RAZA's Board on the last Mesa (social event) of the 2023 spring semester.
My friends and our Thanksgiving dinner.
I officially declared Sociology as my concentration this fall!
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The brochure given to us on Convocation, a day before the start of classes