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The Mid-Atlantic Simulation
of the United Nations

The Mid-Atlantic Simulation of the United Nations (MASUN) is the pride and joy of George Mason Model UN. Every spring, we host hundreds of high school students to discuss the pressing international policy issues of the day. Students become fully engaged representing various countries and individuals, immersing themselves in the international policy arena.

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MASUN 2012

George Mason University Model United Nations

invites all interested high schools to the

2012 Mid-Atlantic Simulation of the United Nations

Mission Statement: The Mid-Atlantic SImulation of the United Nations seeks to engage the brightest and most talented students in debate of the most critical international issues of our time. At the conference, students will practice their skills of conflict analysis and resolution, negotiation, and public speaking and debate as well as broaden their global perspective in situations that simulate the United Nations as well as other international bodies.

When: February 24 – 25, 2012 (Schedule)

Where: George Mason University (Fairfax Campus), 4400 University Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030 (Map, Directions)

How to Register: To register your school, please click here.

Regular Registration: $35 school fee, $35 per delegate

  • January 13, 2012: Regular registration deadline. School fee and 10% of delegate fees due
  • February 3, 2012: All remaining delegate fees due

Late Registration: $45 school fee, $45 per delegate

  • Late registration will be open from January 14, 2012 onward, and schools will be placed on a waitlist if the conference has reached capacity
  • All payments for late registration are due by February 13, 2012

After registering, we will send you more details on how to submit your school and delegate fees to confirm your registration.

2007-03 MASUN Picture3 The Mid-Atlantic Simulation of the United Nations 2012 is the next George Mason Model UN-sponsored conference for high school students. Here at MASUN, we are proud to have a strong tradition of excellent committees which push the limits of student achievement at Model United Nations. The Secretariat and I have been working diligently to ensure that students of all levels, from the MUN beginner to the seasoned veteran, will be challenged by their committee experience at MASUN 2012.

MASUN ’12 is scheduled for the weekend of February 24-25, 2012 (schedule). Announced committees include the UN Office of Outer Space Affairs, the International Criminal Court, the Chinese Communist Party during the Cultural Revolution, and more! Registration is now open, and country/committee assignments are first-come, first-serve so register quickly!

Questions? Contact us!