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Model United Nations is program that has been around for over fifty years in colleges and high schools around the world.  The premise is this:  Students assume the roles of ambassadors to the United Nations and are provided with an agenda comprised of items also being debated by the real United Nations in New York.  Students, acting as delegates, research the issues from the agenda and study their assigned nation's point-of-view in order to accurately represent the country.  

Upon arriving at a Model United Nations conference, delegates will meet in committee sessions to debate the issues from the agenda, draft resolutions, and ultimately arrive at the best solution the committee can devise.  During a conference, delegates are challenged to persuade, influence, compromise, and ultimately make peace with friends and strangers while working within a structured process of debate.

 

MAMUN 2011 Registration

Available Countries

To register for the Mid-American Model United Nations Conference, please fill out the form below.  

School Name

Advisor Name

Address

Email

City State Zip

School Phone

Home Phone

Fax

Number of students expected to attend

Number of Delegations  (Delegations consist of at least five students and can have up to nine members.)

Do you want one of the 14 full-time ICJ positions.  This requires a delegate who will not be assigned to any committee. Do not count this delegate when figuring out how many delegates you need to fill the countries you select. Countries of ICJ delegates will be assigned at a later date?

Yes, I would like one of the FULL-TIME ICJ delegate for MAMUN 2011

Yes, I would like one of the FULL-TIME ICJ delegates, and I may have more if you need.

No thanks!

Please select your top preferences for your first eight delegations.  For additional delegations, please contact us at mamun@mamunonline.com.

 

On the pick list below, the number of delegates required is in parenthesis.  Countries on the Security Council are followed by an asterisk.  For example:  Argentina (6)*.  Argentina will need 6 delegates as a Security Council country not in the ECOSOC.

To see a list of available countries and how many delegates are required, click here.

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If your top ten choices are not available what type of country would you like:

Second Delegation

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If your top five choices are not available what type of country would you like:

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If your top five choices are not available what type of country would you like:

 

Fourth Delegation

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Fifth Delegation

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If your top five choices are not available what type of country would you like:

 

Sixth Delegation

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Seventh Delegation

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Eighth Delegation

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For additional delegations, please contact us at register@mamunonline.com.

Any additional comments or requests?  Please enter them below.

 

 

 

 

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