Sixteen Students Participate In Virtual Model UN Conference

Sixteen Students Participate In Virtual Model UN Conference near syracuse ny image of students on conference callSixteen CBA students participated in the Model United Nations (MUN) Virtual Conference hosted by Manlius Pebble Hill School on Oct. 24.  

The day-long event focused on “Global Partnership for Peace and Justice”. Delegates represented countries in the committees of Disarmament and International Security, World Health Organization, United Environmental Protection, Economic and Social Crisis, General Assembly, UNICEF, Security Council, and Ending the Raj, 1947. The conference was attended by seven regional high schools and approximately 110 students participated. The Syracuse Center for Peace and Social Justice was the official conference charity, and students had the option to donate monetarily or donate their time to support this organization. This day of learning introduced students to MUN debate styles and served as a solid introduction to essential committee skills to help our students become engaged global citizens. 

Senior Maya Geiss was chair of the World Health Organization committee. Senior Pat Klugman for was the chair of the Security Council committee. Freshman Gabby Kleiner won the Best New Delegate award in the UNICEF committee, and freshman Max Lachut won the Outstanding Delegate award in the General Assembly committee.Sixteen Students Participate In Virtual Model UN Conference near syracuse ny image of maya geiss

Maya Geiss

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Pat Klugman

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Maya Geiss

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Max Lachut