How to Win Awards in Model United Nations!

by Ryan on January 31, 2011 · 4 comments

This will change the way you think about Model UN.

In this 38-page guide, you’ll discover 125 game-changing tactics that gavel-winners use, including:

  • How to make research easy and effective…
  • Ways to influence your committee – 
    even when you’re not speaking…
  • The “hidden rules” of every conference – 
    and how to hack them to your advantage…
  • Tricks to beat power delegates at their own game…
  • How to be the primary author on a resolution – without writing a word…

…and many more secrets to winning awards!

Buy How to Win Awards in Model United Nations for $19.99!

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  • Anya

    One thing, even if you are able to win an award, you will not if you’re position paper is not in the chairman’s hands before the deadline. I had no prior knowledge of this and no one in my club did either since we’re fairly new. I asked the chairman why I didn’t win an award afterwards to see if I might improve and he said I was on the list to win one, but he didn’t have my position paper…

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