Mónica Bernabe is a communications student at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras, specializing in public relations and advertising. Passionate about exploring storytelling, Mónica is particularly drawn to the intersection of writing, film, and creative media. At UPRRP, she’s focused on understanding how stories shape perspectives and connect audiences in meaningful ways.
Outside her studies, Mónica brings her skills to several creative projects. She’s delved into writing narratives that uncover complex issues like generational trauma and addiction, along with lighter projects for her entertainment. Mónica has also been active in developing brand ideas with her peers, contributing her background in sustainable marketing and visual aesthetics to collaborative efforts.
In her downtime, Mónica enjoys hitting the tennis court to stay active and bring balance to her creative pursuits. She also loves to engage in philosophical musings, often imagining herself as an enlightened thinker who’s cracked life’s mysteries—if only for a moment. Through her blend of academic work, creative projects, and passion for stories, Mónica aims to contribute meaningfully to the world around her and keep refining her voice as a communicator.
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