by Faiza Ahmed | Jan 10, 2022 | MUN Articles, Strategy
The Smaller the Paper, the Mightier the Note Note passing is an underrated tactic that delegates use to create a continuous line of communication. It allows them to learn about different countries’ stances and saves time in moderated and unmoderated caucuses to... 
by Nichole Poltinnikov | Jan 3, 2022 | MUN Articles, Strategy
When preparing for conferences, the importance of parliamentary procedure (parli pro) is often overlooked in favor of topic preparation. While it is essential to come to a conference with research and a game plan, your chances of gaveling without knowing the rules and... 
by Jackson Hardy | Dec 30, 2021 | MUN Articles, Strategy
introvert noun an individual who uses a methodically crafted plan to achieve an end; a tactician Research What sets Model UN apart from other public speaking activities is the ample time delegates have to research one’s country, topic, and the... 
by Sam Robinson | Dec 30, 2021 | MUN Articles, Strategy
Arguably one of the most notorious features of the United Nations, the right to veto has been an integral part of the UN since its founding. Often a source of much controversy, this exclusive right afforded to the five permanent members has been accused of stifling... 
by Oludayo Olufowobi | Oct 5, 2020 | Strategy
The essence of MUN is the debate between delegates geared towards brainstorming and subsequent drafting of successful resolutions voted on by delegates at the end of the committee session. It is safe to say that the success of any MUN Conference revolves around the... 
by Natalie Melms | Sep 29, 2020 | Strategy
The Question-and-Answer (Q and A) Panel is an often under-appreciated feature of the general assembly that can sometimes make or break a delegate’s chances of walking away with a gavel. Not only is it another opportunity for a delegate to explain the complexities of...
