This reflection piece was provided by Tina Rawlins, the advisor at St. Andrew’s Priory School in Hawaii. I met Tina and co-advisor Sophie Halliday during Fall. They were brand new to Model UN but were determined to prepare their students for the National High School Model United Nations (NHSMUN) conference in New York. After the conference, I wanted to get some of their students’ reflections from the conference so we could share what the experience is like for a newer team going to such a large conference. Judging by the reflections below, it looks like the students had a very successful experience!
NHSMUN
Over 3,000 delegates attended the 38th session of the National High School Model United Nations (NHSMUN) conference in New York. Hosted by the International Model United Nations Association (IMUNA), staff from many universities and delegates from schools around the world got to experience a MUN in the UN Headquarters for committee and closing ceremonies.
IMUNA takes pride in the educational experience and focuses on the learning aspect of the conference. Click below to see highlights of the conference including Shulamith Koenig leading the human rights pledge during Opening Ceremonies, photos of delegates and staff in action, video of several General Assembly Plenary speeches at the UN, and the delegation award winners!
Best Delegate will be hitting the road again this year! We’ll be traveling around the country to teach a series of student workshops and free teacher workshops.
And of course, we’ll also be visiting conferences to liveblog again and interview you guys about all the fun you’re having! We had an amazing time meeting everyone last year and we hope to see more of you on the road. Read below to see which conferences we plan to visit this year!
Columbia CMUNCE and its Peter Pan committee were among our favorite conferences and committees to liveblog last year
Best Delegate is ready for the new season to start! We’ll be launching our tour schedule on Monday — check back to see which conferences we’ll be liveblogging this year!
In the meantime, here’s a recap from our tour last year. These were just personal favorite moments from our weekends on the road and we thought we’d share them for fun. We picked out our favorite conferences to liveblog, favorite committees, favorite opening ceremonies, favorite closing ceremonies, and favorite delegate to liveblog for both the high school and college circuits. Find out which ones made the lists below!


















