I was planning my outfit for my first mun in a while. I thought of admining. Just a little context, the mun is happening in kuwait and the dress code is western formal and arabic formal. Would it be too much if I did traditional wear on day one then a suit on day two and three?

Hey all! I’m participating in the upcoming NCSK MUN, and i’ve been assigned the IP (International Press) committee, with Times Now as my portfolio. This is my first time doing this particular portfolio, so i wanted to hear from people who have experience with IP committees or have represented media houses in MUNs before.

is IP actually interesting?
what exactly is expected of an IP delegate?
what should I keep in mind while researching and preparing?
are there any common mistakes that IP delegates make, especially first-timers?
what actually helps someone stand out in IP? is it the quality of articles, interviews, questioning delegates, creative coverage, or something else?
if you’ve represented times now or another indian news outlet in an IP committee, what advice would you give me?

I genuinely want to prepare well and make the most of this experience, so any advice, personal experiences, resources, or things you wish you had known before your first IP committee would be really helpful.
Thank u

I'm in political committee and I'm lowkey scared because, except for people from my school, I won't know anybody there 😭 I need to make some oomfs

a little intro I guess??

my name is marta, they/she or she/they, 16 – I'm a junior in biol-chem-eng class in poland, infp, I love marvel, yellowjackets, typology, pluribus, saw franchise and stranger things and I love art and crafts and everything that's creative. I'm autistic so I'm sooooo fucking scared that I won't survive BERMUN because of overstimulation 💔 and I really want to go because it seems like an awesome experience and I can't go in my senior year because I will have to study for my matura exams (I think it's like SATs/GCSE?) so yeah, I would love to have some friends there, especially in my committee 😓🤞

It will my first ever one and I am thinking of going solo.. any advice I have one month left rn

Hi everyone!

I am here looking for advice. I am interested in attending the CWMUN conference in New York in 2027. I am hearing from past delegates who have attended - was it worth it?

Is it possible to just attend the conference and pay the entrance fee? And not the classic or smart packet to stay with the delegation. It is quite expensive, even with the available grant.

Some advice would be great!

It is going to be held in Delhi.

My first conference is in like two days and I’ve only been in MUN for about a month. I don’t think this club is right for me with all that goes into it. Personally it is just so incredibly overwhelming and stressful with making resolutions in like an HOUR during conferences, making position papers, making an opening speech, and doing a DISGUSTING amount of research in only a few weeks when I have other academically related things to do. I am starting to really struggle with understanding the perspective of getting to know people and improving public speaking and learning about global issues now because (aside from global issues because those are actually quite important) it’s really not worth it for all this anxiety I’m getting to the point of crying at the mere thought of being at that conference

Just so you know, my text was originally in Spanish but I couldn't find a Spanish MUN subreddit jaja

I am looking for people for the following

- Chairperson, Vice Chairperson and Rapporteur for UNGA-DISEC

- Speaker, Deputy Speaker and Secretary General for the Lok Sabha

- Moderator, Deputy Moderator and Scribe for AIPPM

- Head of IP, Photographer in Chief and Editor in Chief for International Press

- Chairperson and Vice Chairperson for IPL

- Vice Chairperson of Partition Crisis Committee

- Vice Chairperson and Rapporteur of UNGA

NO COMPENSATION WILL BE PROVIDED

Letter of Recommendation, Appreciation and Certificate of Merit will be provided

Hey there,

I'm new to the subreddit but I'm a third year uni student chairing for the first time in a highschool conference. I'm part of a JCC and recently the chair of the other committee quit and one of my two vice-chairs quit. I worry that part of this may have been my doing.

Over the summer we were supposed to work on the background guide and I got very little help: all I got was like two paragraphs from a vice-chair (the one who didn't quit) and the ACD of the other committee. I also did work for the other side, but it's important to clarify I didn't do any crisis mechanics stuff because I'm not particularly good at that- just the frontroom stuff and citations. I half-assed it due to time (school starting and research internship ending) and it got revised by the USG crisis of my committee and our CCD.

In essence, AITA? I hope I didn't make these people quit.

this is my first MUN, I am about to write the gsl but everyone says never start with honourable chair esteemed delegates, what do i start with?

hi! i’ve recently transferred to a new school, and before this i’ve done RCMUN, GLIMSC, HarvardMUN, BUAMUN, and some other smaller MUN conferences. The new coaches for MUN don’t know me well and are selective of who gets to go to conferences. I’m well aware that i’m capable of attending these conferences, but i don’t know how to strongly show that through my work. Any tips ?

Cheapest mun and best mun in delhi with only 1400 fees and that too negotiable

Yoooooo i just started my munning career as greece, and lo and behold, high commendation on my first munnn lets gooo

I've got the opportunity to become a vice chair in the UNSC committee, but I've never been a vice chair before 😭 and I have absolutely 0 idea on how to make a background guidee🥀

For context

This is my second MUN. I believe the first one for everyone goes very mehhh. My committee is UNCSW with portfolio singapore. The agenda is situation of women in war affected countries with special emphasis on US-israel-Iran war. I've written the gsl myself and used ai just to correct grammatical mistakes (if any) and to make it concise. In my first MUN I did not really research anything as I had no one to guide me, this time too I don't really have anyone to properly guide me but I'm trying my best. Please let me know what I can improve in the gsl.

Hey everyone!

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We're looking for students with MUN, debate or public-speaking experience who'd be interested in becoming peer teachers and helping beginners build their skills and confidence.

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If this sounds like you, feel free to DM “Peer Teacher” and we'll share more details about the role and what we're building.

If you're interested but unsure whether you'd be a good fit, you're welcome to ask questions too!

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I have my first MUN on October 24th and was hoping for some tips...

Iam doing my first MUN ever and iam in PNA committee. I need guidance from y'all how can i ace it ad how should i research for it and from where. How should i prepare for it. Please give me all the tips and guidance you all.