Position Paper
Is history information important in your position paper?
Yes
Can you speak in first person during the session?
No
What does MUN stand for?
Model United Nations.
What is the first thing delegates usually do to open a debate topic?
They vote to set the agenda and start the General Speakers List.
In what does plagiarism affects in the position paper?
Not being elegible for best delegate, having a warning, or expel from the sun
what's the consequence of plagiarism
What is the main goal of a Model United Nations conference?
To simulate real United Nations meetings where students debate global issues and create solutions together.
What is a "Motion"?
A formal request made by a delegate to take an action, such as moving into a caucus or ending debate.
Which history aspects do you have to research in your position paper?
historical evens, conflicts, foreign policy, border problems, territorial disputes.
In what session do you have to submit your position paper?
First Session
What do you call a student who participates in an MUN?
A delegate
What is the difference between a Moderated Caucus and an Unmoderated Caucus?
A moderated caucus is a structured debate led by the Chair with time limits per speech, while an unmoderated caucus allows delegates to walk around, talk freely, and write resolutions.
It´s important to add geographic information in the position paper?
Yes
what´s the deadline for delivering your position paper?
What is a "Resolution"?
A written document created by delegates that proposes solutions to the problem being debated.
What should a delegate do if they want to ask the Chair a question about the rules?
Raise a "Point of Order" or a "Point of Parliamentary Inquiry."
What does "reputation" means in the country information?
What´s the consequences of late submission?
Not being elegible for winning best delegate
Who directs and controls the debate during a committee session?
Tha chair
What does it mean to "yield" your remaining speech time?
To give your leftover speaking time to the Chair, to another delegate, or to questions from the committee.