Stuyvesant High School hosted around 300 students from the Tri-state area at its Stuyvesant Model United Nations Conference (StuyMUNC) this past weekend. Eight of the thirteen committees that were simulated were small crisis committees and several of them were actually joint crisis simulations. The smaller committee sizes allowed many newer delegates a chance to participate in a more intimate setting conducive to close-knit discussions.
Stuyvesant was one of our earliest fans stemming from when Ryan was still working at Goldman Sachs, so I decided to drop by to say hi and capture some photos of delegates in action. I noticed that the chairs were encouraging and on multiple occasions the chairs would ask the delegates to provide more details before taking a certain action — this is good training for delegates to form more concise thoughts.
I could only drop by for a few hours of liveblogging, and here are some photos of delegates in action!

A delegate draws the ship movements as the dais of the First Crusade: Christendom committee corresponds with crisis
The dais of the First Crusade: Saracen committee ask the delegates if burning food supplies counts as an act of aggression
The dais of the Congolese Civil War hosted a joint summit and set a deadline for the committees to negotiate a deal
Delegates in one of the Congolese cabinets negotiate internally before negotiating with the other cabinet
Finally, let's end the day with this amazing view of the Hudson River as seen from Stuyvesant High School
Congrats to all the staff and delegates on a successful conference! Thanks to Ms. Bushman, Director-General Mostafa Elmadboly, and Director of External Affairs Shelley Shin for you help!