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Amy E. Chalán

By Courtesy of Amy E. Chalán Vacacela
Amy E. Chalán Vacacela ’24 is Kichwa from the Saraguro tribe in Ecuador. When EMR 151 popped up in the course catalog, she recalls, “It was so perfect.”
Amy E. Chalán Vacacela ’24 is Kichwa from the Saraguro tribe in Ecuador. When EMR 151 popped up in the course catalog, she recalls, “It was so perfect.”

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