MUN basics
What does MUN stand for?
Model United Nations
What is delegate?
A student who represents a specific country in a MUN commitee
What is one of the first stages of typical MUN
Research
What is position paper?
A document that explains a country’s backrounds, international relations, positón on agenda ítems, and proposed solutions
What organización does MUN simulate?
The United Nations
What does a delégate represent?
Their assigned country.
What happens during the opening speech?
Delegates introduce Their country’s positions on the topic
What country information should be incluyes in a positón paper?
Backround,history, international relations, and relevant data about the topics
What role do students take on in MUN
They take on the role of delegates representing differnt countries
What should a delégate Research about their country?
Their country’s policies, history, international relations, and position on topic
What do a delegates do during negotiations?
They communicate with other countries to find áreas of agreement
What should a position paper explain about the problem?
The problem, how it affects the country, the country’s position and solutions
Name three skills that MUN develops
Research, diplomacy, debate,negociation,teamwork,or problem-solving
Name three things a delégate does during MUN
Hice speeches, debate, negotiate, propose, soluciones, and work with other delegates.
What happens during working grupos
Delegates work together to develop ideas and possible solutions
Name three previos actions a country may hace taken on an issie?
Policies, programa, laws, international agreements, or UN iniciativas
What activities does MUN combine besides speaking?
Research diplomacy,debate,negociation, teamwork,and problem-solving
Why is it important for a delégate to defend their country’s intereses and policies?
Because they are representing Their country and must act according to its oficial position
Put these stages in order Research,opening speech, debate, negotiations,drafting a resolution, and voting
Research— opening
Speech—- debate
Negotiations—-drafting
A resolution—-voting
What are the main sections that should be incluyes in a position paper?
Country information, history, international relations, position on each topic