GMU Model UN » Post-Conference Reports http://mun.gmu.edu The official website of George Mason University's Model United Nations team Fri, 22 Feb 2008 23:45:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 en hourly 1 Post-NMUN-DC Report http://mun.gmu.edu/2007/post-nmun-dc-report/ http://mun.gmu.edu/2007/post-nmun-dc-report/#comments Tue, 06 Nov 2007 19:49:01 +0000 Ravi http://register.gmumun.org This past weekend, gmuMUN attended the National Model United Nations conference in Washington, DC, sponsored by the Osgood Center for International Studies.? Congratulations to everyone who attended NMUN-DC, including Pete Abbate, Kelsey Wilkens, Sam D’Introno, Paula Hill, Matt Casper, Jeremy Miller, Kady Huff, and Sara Williams!

Because of the unique rules at NMUN-DC, only one award was given in each committee (by a vote of all present), and did not take into account diplomacy, country policy, or accuracy of representation, among other things.? However, all of? our students were informally recognized by their peers within each of their committees as superior delegates with impeccable research who were diplomatic and portrayed their country’s foreign policy accurately.

? Congratulations to all of you and we look forward to seeing you at future conferences!

]]> http://mun.gmu.edu/2007/post-nmun-dc-report/feed/ 0 Post-Yale Report http://mun.gmu.edu/2007/post-yale-report/ http://mun.gmu.edu/2007/post-yale-report/#comments Tue, 30 Oct 2007 19:26:49 +0000 Ravi http://www.gmumun.org/2007/10/post-yale-report/ I’m very pleased to announce that our delegates to the Security Council Simulation at Yale (SCSY XXX) did very well, winning individual delegate and delegation awards!? Congratulations go out to all who attended from GMU, including Ashley Amidon, Preston Kussmann, Brad Gilbride, and Nicole Kukuruda.? Specific awards include:

Outstanding Small Delegation – George Mason University
Best Delegate – Ashley Amidon, Peloponnesian War Simulation: Sparta

Congratulations and we look forward to seeing everyone at NMUN-DC!

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