During the opening ceremonies of NAIMUN 50, Secretary General Theresa Lou and Executive Director Cody Cowan talked about the legacy of NAIMUN, and the conference’s staff. NAIMUN’s staff, they said, is not just about crafting [...]
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I had the pleasure of visiting Alicia Chavy and Chloe Krawczyk, Crisis Analysts for the Joint Crisis Committee: Spanish Civil War. As we talked in the crisis war room, we started discussing what makes an [...]
This article is part of the NAIMUN Featured Series in preparation for NAIMUN 50 and was written by Andrew Scott and Amy Liu. Last year, the North American Invitational Model United Nations conference inaugurated its [...]
This article is part of the NAIMUN Featured Series in preparation for NAIMUN 50 and was written by Brian Monahan and Ashley Lozier. Bringing GAs into the 21st century: The use of technology to create [...]
This is the kickoff article to the return of the NAIMUN Featured Series which will explore the behind-the-scenes preparation of the conference and what delegates can look forward to at the conference. NAIMUN will be [...]
Meet Sam Brothers. Perhaps most of you already have. This Government & History major of Georgetown University has earned himself quite the reputation in recent years. His crisis managing successes and his well decorated delegate [...]
This year was the fortieth anniversary of the National Collegiate Security Conference (NCSC XL) hosted by Georgetown University. This conference has always had a focus on crises and security issues and the Opening Ceremonies speaker, [...]
This preview has been provided by Alison Vandenburgh, Communications Director at The Walsh Exchange. All across the nation, international relations experts and enthusiasts alike gather to discuss the world’s events, past, present, and yet to come. You [...]
Note: This article is Part 1 of a five-part featured series on NAIMUN XLIX. Learn more about the series here. In March 2011, less than a month after the completion of NAIMUN XLVIII, Secretary-General Taylor [...]
