Model United Nations

MUN is a simulation education activity focusing on communications, globalization and multilateral diplomacy. In MUN, students take on roles as foreign diplomats and participate in a simulated session of an intergovernmental organization. Participants research a country, investigate international issues, consult, and develop solutions to world problems. During a simulation, they employ a variety of communications and critical thinking skills to defend and advance the policies of their country.

Saturday, January 6, 2007

Get ready...MUN TRAINING NEXT WEEK!

Delegates: The time has come. Wednesday, January 10, 3:30-4:30pm, school library We will begin Spring 2007 Model United Nations training with the help of USC student, Fiona Tang. Tell everyone. See you next week!

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Hollywood High School Model United Nations Team Oliver Torrealba, Karen Sanchez, Richard Martinez, Armine Sargsyan, Suzy Semerdzhyan, Edita Ghushchyan, Martin Ginger, Carlos Martin, Mark Villeda, Daniel Lemus, Ada Campos, Steven Amaya Italy GA Plenary Role of Diamonds in Fueling Conflict (Suzy, Armine) UNDP Executive Board Development of the Private Sector (Mark, Daniel) UN Relief Works Agency Human Rights of Refugees (Ada, Karen) Security Council Multinational Terrorist Groups (Martin, Carlos) Netherlands GA Plenary Role of Diamonds in Fueling Conflict (Steven, Richard) UN Relief Works Agency Human Rights of Refugees (Oliver, Edita)

Why choose Model United Nations?

Q: Why should I participate in Model United Nations? A: Model UN promotes students' and teachers' interest in world around them and broadens a student's knowledge in a variety of subjects. Model UN also teaches vital skills in problem solving, conflict resolution, research and communication. Model UN also gives students and teachers the opportunity to meet interesting new people and make new friends. Q: What are some of the educational benefits of Model United Nations? A: For almost 60 years teachers and students have benefited from and enjoyed this interactive learning experience. It not only involves young people in the study and discussion of global issues, but also encourages the development of skills useful throughout their lives, such as research, writing, public speaking, problem solving, consensus building, conflict resolution and compromise and cooperation.

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Saturday, January 6, 2007

Get ready...MUN TRAINING NEXT WEEK!

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