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The Model U.N. is an academic simulation of the United Nations that aims to educate participants about civics, effective communication, globalization, and multilateral diplomacy. In Model U.N., students take on roles as foreign diplomats and participate in a simulated session of an inter-governmental organization.
| Model U.N. Moderators | |
| Miss Janet Kindron | Mr. Mark Mullin |
Model U.N. meets twice a month in the fall, and cuminates in the spring with the Model United Nations General Assembly conference, hosted by The International Institute of Buffalo, and held at the University at Buffalo. At the event, student delegations choose a country to represent, and learn about governments, national interests, and foreign policies. They gain a better understanding of important international concerns and the activities of the United Nations.
The Model U.N. Club includes members from from grades 9 through 12, who develop important teamwork skills while gathering information and presenting.
| Useful Links | |
| Global Policy Forum | United Nations Educational, Scientific, & Cultural Organization |
