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Model United Nations (MUN) is an academic simulation of the United Nations, in which students play the role of diplomats representing different countries from around the world. Students debate real-world problems (for example, the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change, nuclear proliferation, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine) and attempt to brainstorm solutions that are formalized into resolutions that are voted upon at the end of conferences. The aim is to draft a resolution that can gain the support of a majority of UN Member States, which is often a difficult task that requires considerable compromise, negotiation, and persuasion. MUN provides students with an opportunity to develop public speaking, critical thinking, research, and writing skills.
UIA’s MUN Club was established at the beginning of the 2021-2022 school year after the introduction of a weekly Special Programs class in which students prepare for upcoming MUN conferences. Since then, UIA students have participated in numerous different MUN conferences, both online and in person. After winning several awards, UIA applied to Harvard Model United Nations 2023 and was fortunately accepted. Nine UIA students flew to Boston to compete at Harvard MUN on January 26-29, 2023, and have spent several months diligently preparing. After gaining this valuable experience, UIA hopes to continue competing in other prestigious international conferences every school year going forward.
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As the President, collaborate directly with the MUN Adviser to generate new ideas aimed at enhancing the club, leveraging the collective efforts of the entire club. Additionally, assume responsibility for overseeing all actions undertaken by the club.
In the role of Vice President, support the Club President by assisting with various responsibilities.
As Skill Head Coaches (three individuals), collaborate with the MUN Adviser to coach the Junior Group (Grade 6-8) in debate and other essential skills required for participation in an MUN conference.
In the capacity of Club Secretary, diligently record the minutes for all meetings and MUN conferences.
As the Club Marketing Head, take charge of creating all marketing materials for posting on the MUN social media accounts, and also play a key role in capturing photos and videos during MUN events. Additionally, oversee and lead the UIA MUN Marketing Committee.
As the Heads Representative for Grade 6 & 7, assume responsibility for all members within this grade level. Similarly, the Grade 8 Head Representative is accountable for all Grade 8 members, while the Senior Head Representative oversees the well-being and coordination of all members in Grades 9 through 12.
On June 16-18, fourteen UIA students participated in Tokyo International University Model United Nations. Although they were competing against older university students from around Japan, they brought home the top prize: Best Delegation. Each student who won an individual award
Praneel Chakraborty, Shorya Veer Manhas, Netanal Blessing Jebaraj, and Tuhina Dimri were awarded Verbal Commendations for their outstanding performance at TogetherMUN Korea! Altogether, fourteen UIA students participated in Together MUN Korea on June 10 & 11. They represented ten different
Aviral Agarwal and Tuhina Dimri from G9B are well into their second day of the first edition of Harvard MUN Australia, which runs online from June 1 to 4. Aviral is representing Japan in the Committee on Trade and Development,
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