Model United Nations (MUN) is an educational simulation where students role-play as delegates representing different countries in UN committees. They debate global issues, draft resolutions, and work towards consensus, enhancing skills like diplomacy, public speaking, and critical thinking.

Choose a country based on your interest in its foreign policies, its involvement in the agenda topics, or your familiarity with its history and culture. It's also a good idea to pick a country that has significant influence or a unique stance on the issues being discussed.

A position paper is a document summarizing a country's stance on the topics being discussed, including past actions and proposed solutions. It helps delegates clarify their arguments, facilitates negotiation, and is required for awards.

The dress code for MUN is Western Business Attire to maintain a formal and professional environment. Avoid jeans, sneakers, t-shirts, or bright and distracting patterns.

MUN is open and welcome to all delegates. Typically it is for delegates in grades 9~12, but there are no conditions as for who can and cannot attend.

To prepare for a conference, follow these benchmarks:

- Understand your nation/delegation’s policies

- Understand the topic/agenda

- Practice speaking to a crowd (or in front of friends & family)

- Learn MUN terminology and procedures

Each committee sessions will be roughly around 1 hour, with the entire iteration taking 1 entire day. Delegates will be provided with lunch at noon in the Executive Plaza Hotel.

All procedures for speeches, debates and flow of conference will be listed here.