Congratulations!
Welcome to the All-American Community!
Step One
Director’s Welcome!
Step Two
Accepted Student Form
Step Three
Membership Selection
Step Four
Program Selection
All-American Model UN Cohort Membership (Sept-May)
2026-2027 School Year- Bi-weekly cohort virtual training sessions and access to our library of Model UN exercises
- Monthly committee-specific development labs (Specialized Agencies, Courts, Boards, Ad Hoc Committees, JCCs)
- Free copy of The Ultimate Model UN Field Guide: From Novice Delegate to Seasoned Diplomat, our new 200+ page Model UN playbook
- Access to All-American Model UN Coach’s private digital community
- Enrollment opportunities in top US and international Model UN conferences
- A $100 conference grant that can be used on any US conference, international conference, or conference package
- Four one-on-one 30-minute training sessions with All-American Model UN coaches
- All-American Model UN Team sweatshirt, t-shirt, and welcome package
- Enroll in specific conferences in the next step!
World-class Training Program
Over 16 years of proven training tactics and materials.
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Our tactics and strategies are tried and tested. Since 2011, over 95% of All-American Model UN students have won individual awards and recognitions while competing with our teams.
Using our proven training, the new cohort-based program will allow students to prepare for conferences with their school team or solo.
Students enrolled in a cohort will have full access to our database of training exercises.
Bi-monthly Online Sessions
Meet with mentors and fellow students to track progress and practice skills.
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Twice a month, all students enrolled in the All-American Model UN cohort will meet with our mentors. We use a private online community called Circle to organize all communication and training sessions.
Training sessions will be used to review individualized training plans. For a full program outline, please scroll further down this page.
All students can join the training session when preparing teams to compete at conferences.
Compete at Model UN Conferences
We compete at conferences in the US and worldwide with our #1 ranked MUN team.
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The heart of the All-American Model UN cohort program is that students may enroll on teams that will compete at some of the best Model UN conferences in the world.
Most of our students join All-American Model UN because they are looking for additional support and opportunities not afforded them by their school program.
We have been traveling with teams of students for over ten years across four continents. Safety and security are our top priorities.
Overview
Founded in 2012, All-American Model United Nations has worked with over 250 high-potential, high-performance high school students to use Model United Nations to engage student academic passions. Starting in 2023, we are transitioning to a cohort-based program. Accepted students will meet with our team of mentors twice a month regardless of whether they are currently enrolled on a travel team.
We will work with every student to develop an individual learning plan to track progress throughout their time with All-American Model UN. We leverage Circle’s custom built-out technology platform to share files, set up virtual training sessions, track progress, and manage communication.
2022-2023 Team Results
Washington University Model UN Symposium- Best Small Delegation
Ivy League Model UN Conference- Outstanding Small Delegation
North American Invitational Model UN (US Championship Conference)- Best Small Delegation
Harvard Model Congress Europe (Madrid, Spain)- Best Small Delegation
2023-2024 Team Results
University of Connecticut Model UN Conference- Best Delegation
Yale Model UN Korea- Best Delegation
Columbia Model UN Conference & Expo- Best Large Delegation
Boston Invitational Model UN- Best Small Delegation
North American Invitational Model UN- Outstanding Large Delegation
Northwestern University Model United Nations- Outstanding Large Delegation
2024-2025 Team Results
Washington University Model UN Symposium- Best Large Delegation
Secondary Schools Model UN Symposium (McGill)- 3rd Place Large Delegation
Yale Model UN Korea- Best Delegation
Florida International Model UN- Best Large Delegation
American College of Greece Model UN- Best Delegation
Oxford Model UN Canada- Best International Delegation
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September
Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm ET
September 12- Introductions and Program Overview
September 26- Personal Learning Goals and Competitive Model UN Overview
Monthly Objectives:
- Introduce the All-American Model UN training approach
- Set up all students on the Model UN Coach community platform
- Establish individual goals for the Fall Cohort members
- Share exercises with students to practice
October
Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm ET
October 3- Researching an Pre-Conference Preparation
October 17- General Assembly an ECOSOC Committees
October 31- Crisis Committees
Monthly Objectives:
- Assess student understanding of All-American Model UN pre-conference research
- Practice solution-based research and rapid solution development
- Review how crisis committees are structured and how to prepare for them
- Understand the pattern traditional GA/ECOSOC committees follow
November
Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm ET
November 14- Model UN Procedure and Committee Writing
November 21- Speaking Lab
Monthly Objectives:
- Pass a procedure exam for traditional GA/ECOSOC committees
- Gain impromptu speaking competencies for varying timed speeches
- Understand how to write a draft resolution and crisis directive properly
- Showcase various tactics that can be used to influence committee during an unmoderated caucus
December
Tuesdays @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm ET
December 5- Crisis Committee Back Room
December 19- Advanced Model UN Procedure, Amendments, and Voting
Monthly Objectives:
- Understand how crisis committees work between the front room and backroom
- Demonstrate how to create and execute a crisis arc
- Pass an advanced procedure competency
- Assess personal learning objectives for first-half of the year