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NMUN•DC 2024 Conference Program
Booklet, Printer-Friendly Version, Device Friendly ScheduleGeneral Resources
- NMUN Conduct Expectations
- Awards (available after the conference)
- Awards Criteria
- Background Guides
- Committees and Topics
- Form: NMUN Amendment Form
- Form: NMUN Right of Reply Request Form
- Form: NMUN Working Paper / Resolution Form (pre-written resolutions are not allowed - see p. 22 of the NMUN Delegate Prep. Guide)
- Form: Tutorial Video on the NMUN Working Paper Template
- Hub - includes draft resolutions
- NMUN Delegate Preparation Guide
- NMUN Rules of Procedure
- NMUN Rules Short Form
- NMUN Rules Training Video
- Position Papers
Passed Resolutions (available after the conference)
- ECOSOC
- GA1
- GA2
- HRC
- IOM
- SC
- UNEA
- UNICEF
Keynote Speaker
Faculty Seminar
Dr. Chris Haynes is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of New Haven. Dr. Haynes is also director of the University’s Model UN program, Mayor’s Advisory Commission, and Washington Internship Institute program. Dr. Haynes is an expert on framing, public opinion, voting, and migration. He has a number of publications including his well-cited book, Framing Immigrants: News Coverage, Public Opinion, and Policy.
The Promises and Challenges of Model UN
Sunday, November 10 from 10:30-11:30 a.m., Lobby Level, Rosslyn Room
Join your colleagues for this faculty panel discussion on the promises and challenges of Model UN from a faculty perspective. Efforts will be made to not only identify challenges, but to brainstorm and share best practice solutions. The discussion will be facilitated by Chris Haynes, University of New Haven and Cale Crammer, Santiago Canyon College.