NMUN•NY CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2016

Kristina Getty and Beatrice L. Soler, Secretaries-General Ardis K. Smith and Cara Wagner, Deputy Secretaries-General

NATIONAL MODEL UNITED NATIONS nmun.org Conference A: 20 - 24 March Conference B: 27 - 31 March NMUN•NY Table of Contents U N I T E D N A T I O N S N A T I O N S U N I E S U N I T E D N A T I O N S N A T I O N S U N I E S

Welcome Letters ...... 3, 5 THETHE SECRETARY-GENERALSECRETARY-GENERAL Volunteer Opportunities ...... 4 ---- Daily Schedule ...... 6 - 12 MESSAGEMESSAGE TO TOTHE THE NATIONAL NATIONAL MODEL MODEL UNITED UNITED NATIONS NATIONS NEWNEW YORK YORK CONFERENCE CONFERENCE 2016 2015 Opportunity Fair ...... 8 NewNew York, York, 20-2422 -March26 March 2016 and and 29 27-31 March March- 2 April2016 2015 Delegate Seminars ...... 9 Map and Directions (Hotels, UN, T5-Dance, Hospital) ...... 13 Thank youAs for the taking United part Nations in this Model addresses United grinding Nations poverty, and for your devastating commitment conflicts, to greater human global understanding. NMUN•NY Secretariat A ...... 14 - 15 rights abuses and emerging challenges such as the spread of the Ebola virus, I take heart NMUN•NY Secretariat B ...... 16 - 17 Youfrom gather the riseat a momentof a new of generation challenge andof global opportunity citizens for learningthe human about family. our work. Thank you for your interest in the United Nations. Committee Topics ...... 18 - 19 th Delegations A ...... 20 - 23 The United Nations marked its 70 anniversary in 2015 by taking landmark steps to advance sustainable developmentYour meeting and comes combat at climate a critical change. moment for our common future. Not since the Delegations B ...... 24 - 27 end of the Second World War have there been so many refugees, displaced people and Recognition: Long-Time NMUN Participants ...... 28 - 29 Inasylum December, seekers. governments Never beforecame together has the toUnited sign the Nations Paris Agreement been asked on to Climate reach soChange. many Codes of Conduct and Policies ...... 30 - 31 people with emergency food assistance and other life-saving supplies. The impacts of Threeclimate months change earlier, are allgrowing 193 Member more pronounced.States of the United Diplomacy Nations is agreed on the on defensive, the 2030 Agenda for Delegates • Faculty Advisors • Head Delegates • Dress Code Sustainableundermined Development by those to who end povertybelieve andin violence. build a life Diversity of dignity is for under all on assault a healthy by extremists.planet. The 17 Sexual Harassment/Discrimination Policy • Delegation Awards SustainableDisarmament Development is viewed Goals as are a far-off transformative dream. and universal, and they will demand action from all About NCCA/NMUN ...... 32 partners, including young people. NCCA/NMUN Leadership ...... 33 Hope may be distant, but it is there: in changing mindsets; in new coalitions; and I amin clinics, also pleased classrooms that the andSecurity other Council places recentlywhere the passed development a landmark agenda resolution is making on Youth, Peace Thanks and Appreciation ...... 34 and Security. That means young peacebuilders have the full support of the United Nations. Young remarkable progress. Donor Recognition ...... 35 people have the greatest stake in the future so you must have a voice in building it. Advertisers/Opportunity Fair Participants ...... 36 Global poverty has been cut in half. More children are spared death from Committee Locations/Hotel Maps ...... Inside Back Cover These agreements open up promising new horizons for our common progress. At the same time, our gainspreventable and hopes are diseases, threatened and by more the conflicts,women survive exploitation pregnancy and despair and childbirth.that characterize There much is of Rules Short Form ...... Back Cover today’sstill global much landscape. work ahead, Violent but these extremists and other are carrying gains show out appalling the power crimes. of the Fighting Millennium is forcing peopleDevelopment from their homes Goals, and the destroying ambitious, the 15-year lives of anti-povertymillions of young campaign people launched like you. Someat the countries are puttingUnited up Nations new barriers, in the bothyear physical2000. and legal, to prevent refugees from entering. Some people are stoking fear and hatred. Huge sums of money continue to be squandered on weapons of war, while life- NCCA/NMUN Information saving humanitarian programmes struggleToday, for an resources. inspiring and inclusive global conversation is taking place on a new development agenda for the next 15 years. MoreThe than United five Nations million stands people with have the votedvulnerable. online Every in the day, My we World strive to Mailing Address: makesurvey. a difference: I encourage delivering all of youfood; to providing log on and clean chime water in. and healthcare; 2945 44th Ave. S., Suite 600 promoting equal rights; advancing the empowerment of women and girls; NMUN nmun.org bringing enemies together around a peace table; helping countries build Minneapolis, MN 55406 People around the world are crying out for protection from effective institutions and move towards prosperity and stability. Phone: 612.353.5649 violence, greed and inequality. They understand that the world Email: info nmun.org needs greater international cooperation for the common good. The @ facebook.com/NationalModelUN By taking part in this Model United Nations, you are demonstrating your commitmentUnited Nations to peace, is striving justice, to human answer rights this andcall, human but we dignity. need your I hope this Conferenceengagement. will I continuehope you to learn inspire all you that to you be a can lifelong in Model global UN, citizen. and The information presented in this program apply those lessons in actions to create a better world. was correct at the time of printing. @theOfficialNMUN Ban Ki-moon Ban Ki-moon 2 © 2016 NCCA/National Model United Nations THE 2016 NATIONAL MODEL UNITED NATIONS Volunteer with NMUN NMUN•NY SPONSORED BY THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CONFERENCE ASSOCIATION New York City, 20 - 24 March and 27 - 31 March Join our volunteer staff - committed Kristina Getty & Beatrice L. Soler Dear Delegates, Faculty Advisors, Guests, and Friends: to the ideals of the United Nations! Secretaries-General Ardis K. Smith & Cara Wagner We seek enthusiastic NMUN alumni from Deputy Secretaries-General UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon opened the most recent General Assembly Session around the globe, who are willing to help Doug Arseneault & Sara Johnsson stating that it must be one of “compassion, prevention and, above all, action.” It is in this same Chiefs of Staff organize the world’s largest university- spirit that we are honored to welcome you to the 2016 National Model United Nations New York Nguyen Cao & Camille Ellison level simulation of the United Nations. Many Assistant Chiefs of Staff (NMUN•NY) Conference. Together, over the next two weeks, more than 5,000 students from all of our volunteer staff members are current Sonia Patel & Felipe Ante over the world will come to New York City to participate in NMUN. Though our conference is a Assistant Secretaries-General undergraduate or graduate students. simulation, we believe that students will gain both a deeper understanding of the issues and Sabrina Grover & Patrick Parsons Under-Secretaries-General solutions before the international community and a firm commitment to achieving the goals of We need volunteers with expertise in General Assembly the United Nations. Dinah Douglas & Lauren Shaw research, committee facilitation, and Under-Secretaries-General conference organization. Economic and Social Council Despite the Sustainable Development Goals being officially adopted in 2015, the real work Michael Buechl & Andrea Wong begins in 2016 to ensure ideas become action, and hope becomes change. None of this Under-Secretaries-General You will build skills in facilitation of debate, Development will be easy. Global peace today requires our courage to overcome depleted resources, conflict resolution, and customer service Moritz Müller & Claudia Sanchez inaction, and apathy; it asks us to embrace our differences, and not allow fear and extremism Under-Secretaries-General while learning alongside delegates about Human Rights and to overshadow our compassion for one another. With this in mind, the theme of this year’s global issues. You will also form lifelong Humanitarian Affairs conference is “Courage for Peace, Compassion in Action.” Allison Chandler & Clarissa Manning friendships with other volunteers. Under-Secretaries-General Peace and Security We hope that this theme informs your personal experience at the conference: it takes We offer in-depth training, provide hotel Markus Petermann & Carl Dionne courage to speak up in committee, courage to disagree, and compassion to learn from fellow Under-Secretaries-General accommodations, and help pay for most Conference Services delegates. Yet, working together, you can collaborate, debate, and compromise to find actual travel expenses. NY ADVISORY GROUP solutions to actual problems. Your exchange of ideas and solutions to global issues will reflect Holger Baer Prof. Barry Balleck the conscious effort people make every day to act courageously and compassionately for To Apply: Click on ‘VOLUNTEER’ at nmun.org Eugene Chen change. By doing this, you are empowering yourself and each other to transform our global Prof. Francine D’Amico Yvonne Jeffery community, and you are inspiring the global community with your ideas. Rachel Johnson Daniel Leyva, Jr. Kristina Mader Our NMUN volunteer staff and members of the National Collegiate Conference Association Conference T-Shirts Available Prof. Vaughn Shannon Théo Thieffry are eager to facilitate these discussions and are truly passionate about education, the work of Roger Tseng the UN, and our generation’s potential to enact change. For these reasons, we cannot wait to Prof. Karen Vogel Thera Watson see all your hard work come to fruition. Thank you for your participation at NMUN•NY 2016. Prof. Thomas Weiler NMUN•NY T-Shirts NCCA BOARD of DIRECTORS Prof. Eric Cox, President Sincerely, Prof. Kevin Grisham, Vice-President Prof. Chaldeans Mensah, Treasurer On Sale for $10 Prof. Pamela Chasek, Secretary Jennifer Contreras Raymond J. Freda Kristina Getty Beatrice L. Soler in Conference Services Rachel Holmes Secretary-General, Conf. A Secretary-General, Conf. B Amierah Ismail Prof. Markéta Žídková NMUN•NY 2016 NMUN•NY 2016 Members Ex-Officio Michael Eaton, Executive Director NCCA/NMUN is a Non-Governmental Organization associated with the UN Department of Public Prof. Richard Murgo, Past President 4 Prof. Richard Reitano, President Emeritus Information, a UN Academic Impact Member, and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization of the United States. NMUN•NY Saturday and Sunday Schedule Monday Schedule NMUN•NY

SATURDAY, 19 / 26 MARCH F Indicates Faculty Only Events MONDAY, 21 / 28 MARCH F Indicates Faculty Only Events

7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Early NMUN Conference Registration Lower Level Sheraton - Gramercy 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Mission Briefings (if pre-arranged by your delegation) Permanent Missions to the UN 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Chair Training 2nd Floor Sheraton - Empire East SUNDAY, 20 / 27 MARCH 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Delegate Rules Training Session (optional) 2nd Floor Sheraton - Metropolitan West 12:30 pm - 1:15 pm Rapporteur Training 2nd Floor Sheraton - Empire West 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm NMUN Conference Registration Lower Level Sheraton - Gramercy 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Delegate Report Writing Q & A Session (optional) Lower Level Sheraton - Gramercy (CESCR and UNRWA) 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Drop-In Rules of Procedure Training (optional) 3rd Floor Sheraton - New York East 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Head Delegates Meeting 2nd Floor Sheraton - Central Park West 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Opening Ceremony (Conf. A) 3rd Floor Hilton - Grand Ballroom Opening Ceremony (Conf. B) 2nd Floor Sheraton - Metropolitan Ballroom 1:30 pm - 11:00 pm Conference Services Open Lower Level Sheraton - Madison Square & Columbus Circle Additional Seating: 2nd Floor Sheraton - Empire Ballroom 2nd Floor Hilton - Morgan

7:15 pm - 10:00 pm Conference Services Open Lower Level Sheraton - Madison Square & Columbus Circle 2:00 pm - 11:00 pm Committee Sessions See Locations/Floor Plans - Inside Back Cover 2nd Floor Hilton - Morgan All Committees (except large committees, listed below) 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm Late NMUN Conference Registration Lower Level Sheraton - Madison Square 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm 7:30 pm* - 10:00 pm All Committee Sessions* See Locations/Floor Plans - Inside Back Cover Large Committees: GA1, GA2, GA4, Habitat III, UNEP, PoA SALW * At Conf. B, Committees located on 2nd Floor Sheraton will meet from 8 - 10 pm 2:30 pm - 6:00 pm F The Lenox Ballroom (2nd Floor Sheraton) is available for faculty use. 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm F The Lenox Ballroom (2nd Floor Sheraton) is available for faculty use. 10:15 pm Chair/Rapporteur Selection Process, All Committees 3rd Floor Sheraton - New York Ballroom

nd Application form at: nmun.org/ny_chair_rapp_ap.html 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm F New Faculty Advisor Session 2 Floor Sheraton - Lenox Ballroom Q and A for New Faculty Advisors with Veteran Faculty and Staff

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm APSIA Seminar (Conf. A only) 2nd Floor Sheraton - Central Park West NMUN•NY Video Contest 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm F Karen J. Vogel Faculty Seminar (details below) 2nd Floor Sheraton - Central Park West

NMUN•NY delegations are invited to enter our video contest. To do so, simply capture the enthusiasm of our delegates and the many

learning opportunities present at the conference on video. Then send Karen J. Vogel Faculty Seminar: European Response to the Refugee Crisis

it to us before the deadline. All winning entries are posted on our European nations are divided over how to address the growing number of people entering Europe

YouTube channel: youtube.com/user/nationalmodelun. Don’t miss this in search of safety and a better life. Many are seeking a unified European solution to the issue. Some opportunity to win a scholarship for your delegation to next year’s New EU-members have already made clear they are not willing to accept any refugees and are instead York conference. calling for increased efforts to address the root causes of the problem. Join Prof. Thomas Weiler for For entry information visit nmun.org/nmun_ny.html. a discussion of both the German and broader European responses. 14 6 7 NMUN•NY Tuesday Schedule Delegate Seminars NMUN•NY

nd TUESDAY, 22 / 29 MARCH F Indicates Faculty Only Events TUESDAY, 22 / 29 MARCH; 4:00 pm - 2 Floor Sheraton Metropolitan East 8:00 am - 10:00 pm Conference Services Open Lower Level Sheraton - Madison Square & Columbus Circle Media: A Key International Stakeholder nd 2 Floor Hilton - Morgan Do you think that BuzzFeed and Last Week Tonight can be trusted news sources on politics and international affairs? Do you believe that Fox News, CBS, NBC, and Al Jazeera are reporting 8:30 am - 10:00 pm Committee Sessions See Locations/Floor Plans - Inside Back Cover about the same world? Attend this panel if you’re interested in the role media actually plays in today’s international affairs. Experienced journalists will provide first-hand insights into their All Committees (except large committees, listed below) daily work at the UN and in the world. Discover and discuss the responsibilities and impact of 9:00 am - 11:30 am today’s newsmakers. Organized by Pamela Falk, CBS News UN Correspondent and Robert 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Windrem, NBC News. 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm Metropolitan West Large Committees: GA1, GA2, GA4, Habitat III, UNEP, PoA SALW The Humanitarian Effect of Conflict: Refugees, Mobility, and Migration (A) 8:30 am - 12:00 pm There are over 13 million refugees and over 38 million internally-displaced persons. While war 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm is often discussed, the plight of those most directly affected by conflict is often forgotten. Come 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm and learn about the challenges that refugees often face after making the difficult decision to leave their home. The Lenox Ballroom (2nd Floor Sheraton) is available for faculty use. F Is Extremism Defining the International Agenda? (B) Recent attacks in various countries, including Lebanon, France, Yemen, Tunisia, Egypt, Turkey 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Head Delegates Meeting 2nd Floor Sheraton - Central Park West and the US, have shown extremism is the new enemy in the international agenda. How do we combat it? Learn how the international community can face this challenge. Speakers include 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Delegate Seminars (details on p. 9) 2nd Floor Sheraton - Metropolitan and Empire H.E. Ufuk Gokcen, Permanent Observer, Organization of Islamic Cooperation Mission to the United Nations; and Carla De Ycaza, Center for Global Affairs, New York University. 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Opportunity Fair 2nd Floor Sheraton - Central Park Empire West Representatives of Graduate Schools and Other Organizations An Insider’s Guide to the UN Do you want to know details on how the real UN works? News correspondent Linda Fasulo has nd 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm F Faculty Reception 2 Floor Sheraton - Central Park West insider information on the structure and what it’s like to work with the UN. She has written a book (Faculty Advisor ribbons required) that is considered a guide to this organization and includes interesting facts and insights from US and other countries’ diplomats. Attend this panel organized by the author.

Empire East Climate Change and the SDGs (A) The Paris Agreement to help combat climate change and the creation of the Sustainable OPPORTUNITY FAIR Development Goals (SDGs) are two areas in the forefront of the international community’s Tuesday, 22 & 29 March; 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm agenda. In fact, many of the SDGs relate to climate change, and climate change will directly Sheraton New York Hotel, 2nd Floor, Central Park affect progress towards completing the SDGs. Come learn more from experts on a panel chaired by Dr. Pamela Chasek, Executive Editor, Earth Negotiations Bulletin. A unique opportunity to visit with representatives Social Entrepreneurship: Innovation for Society (B) from many organizations with international interests. As civil society faces new challenges around the world, governments, NGOs and traditional Participants are listed on p. 36. businesses are not the only respondents as social enterprises demonstrate overwhelming results. Discover how a new generation of entrepreneurs is reshaping the way we think about business. Distinguished Speakers: Jordan Kassalow, Founder and Co-Chairman, VisionSpring; and Boris Bulayev, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Educate!. 8 9 NMUN•NY Wednesday Schedule

WEDNESDAY, 23 / 30 MARCH F Indicates Faculty Only Events

8:00 am - 5:00 pm Conference Services Open Lower Level Sheraton - Madison Square & Columbus Circle 2nd Floor Hilton - Morgan

8:30 am - 5:00 pm Committee Sessions See Locations/Floor Plans - Inside Back Cover

All Committees (except large committees, listed below) 8:30 am - 11:30 am 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm (Voting Procedure) Large Committees: GA1, GA2, GA4, Habitat III, UNEP, PoA SALW NATIONAL MODEL 9:00 am - 12:30 pm 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm (Voting Procedure) NMUN UNITED NATIONS nd F The Lenox Ballroom (2 Floor Sheraton) is available for faculty use. visit us at nmun.org

nd 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Head Delegates Meeting 2 Floor Sheraton - Central Park West Preparing Global Citizens 2:00 pm - 2:30 pm F Faculty Information on Upcoming NMUN Conferences 2nd Floor Sheraton - Central Park West Washington, D.C.: 11 - 13 November 2016 Kobe, Japan: 20 - 26 November 2016 Galápagos: 5 - 14 January 2018

2:45 pm - 4:00 pm F Faculty Advisor Feedback Session 2nd Floor Sheraton - Central Park West (early distribution of UN Security Badges to faculty)

5:00 pm - 6:30 pm Pick Up UN Security Badges Lower Level Sheraton - Outside Madison Square

One person from your delegation should come, preferably a Faculty Advisor or Head Delegate. You will be given UN security badges for: • Closing Ceremony (one for each registered member of your delegation) • GA Plenary Session (up to six UN security badges per country assignment) • ECOSOC Plenary Session (up to six UN security badges to each of the 54 ECOSOC Plenary Member States; at least one of these should go to an ECOSOC Plenary delegate)

NY: 19 - 23 March or 9 - 13 April 2017 • DC: 11 - 13 Nov. 2016 • Japan: 20 - 26 Nov. 2016 • Galapagos: 5 - 14 Jan. 2018 10 NMUN•NY Thursday Schedule Map and Directions NMUN•NY

Getting to the UN from the Conference Hotels: THURSDAY, 24 / 31 MARCH Walking - It takes about 20-30 minutes to walk to the UN depending on how

quickly you walk. It is located approximately 2 miles from the conference hotels. 9:30 am - 11:30 am General Assembly Plenary Session United Nations - General Assembly Hall Taxi - A taxi ride to the UN takes about 10-15 minutes, longer if traffic is heavy, Resolutions from: GA1, GA2, GA4 and costs about $15. Scan QR Code for Google Map Directions

Participants will need to bring three badges to the UN: their NMUN badge, a UN security badge for this GA Plenary session, and a UN security badge for closing. You must bring all three.

10:00 am - 11:30 am ECOSOC Plenary Session United Nations - Conference Room 2 Resolutions from: CSW, ECLAC, CND, CESCR

Participants will need to bring three badges to the UN: their NMUN badge, a UN security badge for this ECOSOC Plenary session, and a UN security badge for closing. You must bring all three.

For Closing Ceremony: Bring and wear both your NMUN badge and UN security badge (distributed on Wednesday). Leave the hotel 90 minutes before your assigned Closing Ceremony to queue for UN Security.

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Closing Ceremony I United Nations - General Assembly Hall For delegations with country assignments that start with A - K *

3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Closing Ceremony II United Nations - General Assembly Hall For delegations with country assignments that start with L - Z *

* Inquire about switching your Closing Ceremony during conference registration if this poses a serious conflict or splits your school due to representing more than one country.

10:00 pm - 2:00 am Delegate Dance Terminal 5, 610 W. 56th St. NMUN badge required for entry See map on page 13

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DEVELOPMENT United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Pauline Marcou, Director Jeffrey A. Thorpe II, Assistant Director United Nations Educational, Scientific and Alice Katharina Bauer, Director Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Lauren Kiser, Assistant Director United Nations Industrial Development Katelyn Connell, Director Organization (UNIDO) Martina Vetrovcova, Assistant Director Kristina Getty Ardis K. Smith Doug Arseneault Sonia Patel Nguyen Cao Michi Buechl United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Grace Moyo, Director Secretary-General Deputy Chief of Staff Assistant Assistant Under-Secretary- United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Sean Brown, Director Secretary-General Secretary-General Chief of Staff General Patrick Sandmann, Assistant Director

HUMAN RIGHTS AND HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS Human Rights Council (HRC) Yih-Hsiang Tobias Holl, Director GENERAL ASSEMBLY Tristan Rightnar, Assistant Director United Nations High Commissioner for Jenna Biegel, Director General Assembly First (GA1) Dominika Ziemczonek, Director Refugees (UNHCR) Silvia Bedessi, Assistant Director Nadine Moussa, Assistant Director World Food Programme (WFP) Auric Kaur, Director General Assembly Second (GA2) Anke Schwarzkopf, Director Danielle Erica Curtis, Assistant Director Yannick Stiller, Assistant Director Moritz Müller World Health Organization (WHO) Philipp Schroeder, Director General Assembly Fourth (GA4) Omar Torres-Vasquez, Director Under-Secretary- Ismail Dogar, Assistant Director Joseph Trimmer, Assistant Director Sabrina Grover General UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Estefani Morales, Director UN Conference on Housing and Sustainable Camille Le Baron, Director Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) Under-Secretary- Urban Development (Habitat III) Adrian Hassler, Assistant Director General

PEACE AND SECURITY Security Council A (SC-A) Marleen Schreier, Director ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL Security Council B (SC-B) Thejasvi Ramu, Director Economic and Social Council Plenary (ECOSOC) Tsesa Monaghan, Director Security Council C (SC-C) Anna Ivanova, Director David Vásquez, Assistant Director Programme of Action on Small Arms and Alexander Rudolph, Director Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) Tyler Goudal, Director Light Weapons (PoA SALW) Maike Weitzel, Assistant Director

Ruitong (Flora) Zhou, Assistant Director Allison Chandler Economic Commission for Latin America and Aiskell Román, Director Under-Secretary- the Caribbean (ECLAC) Kelly Morrison, Assistant Director General Dinah Douglas Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) Bob Cahill, Director CONFERENCE SERVICES Under-Secretary- Eileen Austin, Assistant Director General Committee on Economic, Social and David Godoy, Director Cultural Rights (CESCR) Francis Kuo, Office Manager Bandelio Delgado-Salas, Admin. Assistant Brian Hunt, Network Manager Sarah Duryea, Admin. Assistant Anne Deming, Photographer Tahna Hopper, Admin. Assistant Adewale Ajayi, Admin. Assistant Christine Luttmer, Admin. Assistant Daniel Berlinguette-Poulin, Admin. Assistant Markus Petermann Under-Secretary- 14 Note: All NMUN Secretariat members are volunteers. General 15 NMUN•NY Secretariat B Secretariat B NMUN•NY

DEVELOPMENT United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Maximilian Jungmann, Director Katie Keelan, Assistant Director United Nations Educational, Scientific and Maxwell Lacey, Director Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Claire Molk, Assistant Director United Nations Industrial Development Julius Adebayo, Director Organization (UNIDO) Stefannie Wilkes-Pounders, Assistant Director Beatrice L. Soler Cara Wagner Sara Johnsson Felipe Ante Camille Ellison Andrea Wong United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Ashley Boyer, Director Secretary-General Deputy Chief of Staff Assistant Assistant Under-Secretary- Jakob Landwehr, Assistant Director Secretary-General Secretary-General Chief of Staff General United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Katrena Porter, Director Simon Arias, Assistant Director

HUMAN RIGHTS AND HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS GENERAL ASSEMBLY Human Rights Council (HRC) Jessie-Lynn Anik Mace, Director Elijah Anderson, Assistant Director General Assembly First (GA1) Christopher McKenna, Director United Nations High Commissioner for Roland A. Roemhildt, Director Carolyn Elise Cowgill, Assistant Director Refugees (UNHCR) Lidia Marseglia, Assistant Director General Assembly Second (GA2) Asra Shakoor, Director World Food Programme (WFP) Angela Shively, Director Sara Calamitosi, Assistant Director Ana Palma-Gutierrez, Assistant Director General Assembly Fourth (GA4) Samantha Winn, Director Claudia Sanchez World Health Organization (WHO) Maya Kazamel, Director Tobias Dietrich, Assistant Director Under-Secretary- Patrick Parsons UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Stéphanie Toschi, Director UN Conference on Housing and Sustainable Sarah Walter, Director General Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) Under-Secretary- Urban Development (Habitat III) Michael Valdivieso, Assistant Director General

PEACE AND SECURITY

Security Council A (SC-A) Kaitlin Sandin, Director ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL Security Council B (SC-B) Jade Palmer, Director Security Council C (SC-C) Julia Bhattacherjee, Director Economic and Social Council Plenary (ECOSOC) Aly El Salmy, Director Programme of Action on Small Arms and Leah Madelaine Schmidt, Director Chase W. Mitchell, Assistant Director Light Weapons (PoA SALW) Angelina Pienczykowski, Assistant Director Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) Ariane Larouche, Director

Andrea Jacoby, Assistant Director Clarissa Manning Economic Commission for Latin America and Joshua Cummins, Director Under-Secretary- the Caribbean (ECLAC) Daniel Sweeney, Assistant Director General Lauren Shaw Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) Alfie Jones, Director CONFERENCE SERVICES Under-Secretary- Ivan G. Zhivkov, Assistant Director General Committee on Economic, Social and Dieyun Song, Director Jordan Drevdahl, Office Manager Khrystian Pereira, Administrative Assistant Cultural Rights (CESCR) Bianca Amira Zanella, Network Manager Ivana Sreckov, Administrative Assistant Sofy Vaca, Photographer Allison Tu, Administrative Assistant Alejandro Briones, Administrative Assistant Xuan Zhu, Administrative Assistant Caitlin Hopper, Administrative Assistant Carl Dionne Under-Secretary- General 16 Note: All NMUN Secretariat members are volunteers. 17

NMUN•NY Committee Topics Committee Topics NMUN•NY

GENERAL ASSEMBLY (GA) 2. Furthering Women’s Participation in and Access to United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) World Health Organization (WHO) Information and Communication Technologies 1. Agribusiness and Entrepreneurship Development for 1. Ensuring Universal Health Coverage for All General Assembly First Committee (GA1) 3. Women’s Empowerment and the Link to Sustainable Poverty Reduction 2. Combating Non-Communicable Diseases 1. Cyber Security and Protecting against Cyber Warfare Development 2. Promoting Resource-Efficient and Low-Carbon Industrial 3. Improving Health Care Services for Ageing Populations 2. The Threat of Transnational Organized Crime to Production International Security Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean 3. Mainstreaming Gender in Trade Capacity-Building UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the 3. Efforts to Control Weapons of Mass Destruction (ECLAC) Projects Near East (UNRWA) 1. Social and Economic Development in Cities 1. Addressing the Needs of Palestinian Women and Girls in General Assembly Second Committee (GA2) 2. Guaranteeing Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in Latin United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Gaza 1. Promoting Access to Renewable and Sustainable Energy America and the Caribbean 1. Advancing Children’s Rights in the Digital Age 2. Improving Coordination of Humanitarian Assistance and for Poverty Reduction and Sustainable Development 3. Promoting the Sustainable Use of Natural Resources 2. Realizing the Rights of Indigenous Children Relief for Palestinian Refugees in Syria 2. Financing for Development 3. Ending Child Marriage 3. Strengthening Access to Education through the Human 3. World Commodity Trends and Prospects Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) Rights, Conflict Resolution, and Tolerance (HRCRT) Policy 1. Addressing Drug Trafficking and the Financing of United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) General Assembly Fourth Committee (GA4) Terrorism 1. Enhancing South-South Cooperation PEACE AND SECURITY 1. Comprehensive Review of Special Political Missions and 2. The Role of Civil Society in Addressing the World Drug 2. Empowering Youth for Development the Future of UN Peacekeeping and Peace Operations Problem 3. Ensuring Women’s and Men’s Equal Participation in Security Council (SC)* 2. Intensifying Cooperation in Outer Space to Preserve 3. Evaluating the Impact of Global Narcotics Drug Control Democratic Governance and Peacebuilding 1. Women, Peace and Security: Women as Active Agents in Peace and Security Peace and Security 3. Improving the Situation of Non-Self-Governing Territories Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR) HUMAN RIGHTS AND HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS 2. The Situation in the Central African Republic 1. Addressing Workers’ Rights for Sustainable Economic 3. Threats to International Peace and Security Caused by UN Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Growth Human Rights Council (HRC) Terrorist Acts Development (Habitat III) 2. Preserving Cultural Rights of Ethnic Minorities 1. Effects of Terrorism on the Enjoyment of Human Rights *The Security Council may adopt other agenda items. 1. Building Resilient Cities to Promote Climate Change and 3. Protecting Economic, Social and Cultural Rights for 2. Human Rights and Climate Change Disaster Risk Reduction Refugees 3. The Realization of Rights of Persons with Disabilities Programme of Action on Small Arms and Light Weapons 2. Realizing the Right to Adequate Shelter through the New (PoA SALW) Biennial Meeting of States Urban Agenda DEVELOPMENT United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) 1. Measures to Increase National Reporting of Member 3. Inclusive Urbanization for the Promotion of Equality and 1. Transforming Refugee Camps into Sustainable States Social Cohesion United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Settlements in the Case of Protracted Displacement 2. Incorporating Gender-Sensitive Approaches in the 1. Corruption and Environmental Governance 2. Strengthening the Capacity of Refugee Host Countries Implementation of the Programme of Action ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL (ECOSOC) 2. Improving Sustainable Forest Management Practices 3. Addressing Temporary Displacements Due to Outbreaks 3. Adapting to Recent Developments 3. Plastic Debris in the World’s Oceans and Epidemics in Small Arms and Light Economic and Social Council Plenary (ECOSOC) Weapons Technology 1. Ensuring Universal Access to Water United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural World Food Programme (WFP) 2. Utilizing Youth Employment for Sustainable Development Organization (UNESCO) 1. Encouraging the Eradication of Hunger through 3. Education in Post-Conflict Situations 1. Education for All: Strengthening Rural Education Cooperation with the Farming Industry 2. Promoting Women in Science 2. Improving Frameworks for the Supply of Food Aid Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) 3. Protecting World Heritage Sites against New and 3. Responding to Food Insecurity in Yemen 1. The Impact of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence on Emerging Threats Reproductive Health 18 19 NMUN•NY Delegations A Delegations A NMUN•NY

MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM Afghanistan University of Nebraska-Lincoln USA China University of Alberta CAN Guinea Norwalk Community College USA Kenya Helmut Schmidt University DEU Albania GCM ITA China (ASC-B) Sciences Po FRA Guinea Bissau Fairmont State University USA Kiribati Concordia University of Edmonton CAN Andorra INAGHEI HTI China (ASC-C) University of Colorado Boulder USA Guyana University of Colorado Boulder USA Kyrgyzstan Green Mountain College USA Angola University of California-Riverside USA Colombia Université Libre de Bruxelles BEL Haiti Kurmann e Rocha Ltda/Moving Connections BRA Lao People’s Dem. Rep. European Club of Westchester USA Angola (ASC-B) MUN Initiative Cusanuswerk and Haus Villigst DEU Comoros Université de Kinshasa COD Holy See University of Macau CHN Community College Angola (ASC-C) Queens College CUNY USA Congo Queens College CUNY USA Honduras Associazione Diplomatici-Brazil BRA Latvia Hong Kong Baptist University HKG Argentina University of Copenhagen DNK Costa Rica Universidad Católica Andrés Bello VEN Hungary University College Dublin IRL Lebanon The College of Wooster USA Armenia Swiss Study Foundation CHE Cuba Laval University CAN Iceland Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza-Università di Messina ITA Lesotho Georgian MUN Association GEO Australia University of New Orleans USA Cyprus Arcadia University USA India Hunter College USA Liberia University of Paderborn DEU Austria College Brebeuf CAN Czech Republic Patrick Henry College USA Indonesia Collège Montmorency CAN Libya Universität Witten-Herdecke DEU Azerbaijan University of Massachusetts Dartmouth MUN USA Democratic People’s Rep. of Korea Salem College USA Iran Stiftung der Deutschen Wirtschaft-German DEU Liechtenstein University of Denver MUN USA Bahamas Benedictine University USA Denmark (CND, UNDP) Marian University USA Business Foundation Lithuania Marian University USA Bahamas Northwestern Polytechnical University CHN Denmark (GA2, GA4, Habitat III, Universidad de las Américas ECU Iraq University of Washington USA Lithuania (ASC-B) Western State Colorado University USA Bahrain GCM ITA UNEP, PoA SALW) Ireland Dalian University of Technology CHN Lithuania (ASC-C) Arcadia University USA Bangladesh The University of Texas at Dallas USA Denmark (UNHCR, UNRWA) University of Ibadan NGA Israel Otto-Friedrich University of Bamberg DEU Luxembourg Northwestern Polytechnical University CHN Barbados Long Island University-Brooklyn Campus USA Dominica University of British Columbia CAN Italy Stonehill College USA Madagascar The University of Texas at Tyler USA Belarus Pepperdine University USA Ecuador Benedictine University USA Jamaica Universidad Central de Venezuela VEN Malawi Western State Colorado University USA Belgium University of Dayton USA Egypt (CND, UNIDO) Oberlin College USA Japan Mountain View USA Malaysia National Taipei University of Technology TPE Belize Western Washington University USA Egypt (GA1, GA4, CSW, MUN at University of California-Irvine USA Jordan Loyola University Chicago USA Malaysia (ASC-B) Monmouth University USA Benin Westfield State University USA CESCR, UNESCO, PoA SALW) Jordan (ASC-B) Swiss Study Foundation CHE Malaysia (ASC-C) Western Washington University USA Bolivia Collège Lionel-Groulx CAN Egypt (GA2, UNICEF, WHO) Kampala International University UGA Jordan (ASC-C) University of Massachusetts Dartmouth MUN USA Maldives EDHEC Business School FRA Bosnia and Herzegovina University of Victoria CAN Egypt (Habitat III, UNRWA) Colorado State University-Pueblo USA Botswana La Salle Universitat Ramon Llull ESP Egypt (UNEP) Institut Teknologi Bandung IDN Brazil Università degli Studi di Siena ITA Egypt (UNHCR) Maritime Academy of Nigeria NGA Red, White and (UN) Blue Brazil Università di Pisa ITA El Salvador Wilkes University USA Bulgaria Alma Mater-Università di Bologna ITA Equatorial Guinea Universitas Padjadjaran IDN Bulgaria Università per Stranieri di Perugia ITA Eritrea Università degli Studi di Padova ITA Burkina Faso FUNAJIT DOM Fiji Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics CHN Burundi Université du Québec en Outaouais CAN Finland York College of Pennsylvania USA Cabo Verde Glendale Community College USA France Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich DEU Cambodia Regent’s University London GBR France University of Magdeburg DEU NMUN•DC Cameroon Ecole Doctorale-Sciences Po Paris FRA France (ASC-B) Ursinus College USA Canada Ursinus College USA France (ASC-C) Salem College USA Central African Republic Westfaelische Hochschule DEU Gabon University of Professional Studies GHA Chad Chemnitz University of Technology DEU Gambia Fundacion Lloyd T. Griffin DOM Chad (ASC-B) Università degli Studi di Firenze ITA Georgia Baruch College USA 11 - 13 November 2016 Chad (ASC-C) De La Salle University-Manila PHL Germany École des Sciences de la Gestion-ESG-UQAM CAN Chile Eberhard Karls University of Tuebingen DEU Ghana The City College of New York USA Chile (ASC-B) Otto-Friedrich University of Bamberg DEU Greece Rochester Institute of Technology USA Chile (ASC-C) Ecole Doctorale-Sciences Po Paris FRA Grenada Seconda Università degli Studi di Padova ITA nmun.org/nmun_dc.html

20 21 NMUN•NY Delegations A Delegations A NMUN•NY

MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM Mali WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management DEU Papua New Guinea (UNICEF) James Cook University SGP Spain GCM ITA United Kingdom (ASC-B) GCM ITA Malta Moscow State University of International Relations RUS Paraguay Alberto Hurtado University CHL Spain (ASC-B) EDHEC Business School FRA United Kingdom (ASC-C) Indiana University MUN USA Marshall Islands Australian National University AUS Philippines HEC Montreal CAN Spain (ASC-C) Università degli Studi di Firenze ITA United Republic of Tanzania Copenhagen Business School DNK Mauritania Hastings College USA Poland Brock University POL Sri Lanka King’s College USA United States of America Università degli Studi di Firenze ITA Mauritius (ECOSOC) University of Nigeria Nsukka NGA Portugal MUN Initiative Cusanuswerk and Haus Villigst DEU Swaziland University of La Verne USA United States of America (ASC-B) Marian University USA Mauritius (GA1) City University of New York USA Qatar Ernst-Moritz-Arndt Universität zu DEU Sweden Yonsei Delegation for MUN KOR United States of America (ASC-C) Brock University USA Mauritius (GA2, UNEP, UNESCO) Sylhet MUN Club BGD Greifswald/Greifswald MUN Switzerland Université Saint-Louis Bruxelles BEL Uruguay Université de Sherbrooke-Faculty of Law CAN Mauritius (GA4, CESCR, PoA SALW) Samford University USA Republic of Korea (CND, UNEP) Zhejiang University CHN Syrian Arab Republic University of Bayreuth DEU Uzbekistan (GA4, Habitat III) Colby-Sawyer College USA Mauritius (Habitat III) Sulaymaneyah Polytechnic University IRQ of Science and Technology Tajikistan Long Island University-Post Campus USA Uzbekistan (GA1, GA2, UNEP, PoA SALW) Northwest College USA Mexico California Polytechnic University of Pomona USA Republic of Korea (ECLAC) MacEwan University CAN Thailand Indiana University MUN USA Vanuatu Cegep de Saint-Laurent CAN Micronesia Associazione Ideagorà ITA Republic of Korea (GA1, ECOSOC, CSW, Community College USA The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Amherst College USA Venezuela De La Salle University-Manila PHL Monaco Kardan University AFG CESCR, UNESCO, UNICEF, HRC, of Aurora Timor-Leste Università degli Studi di Trento ITA Venezuela (ASC-B) Stiftung der Deutschen DEU Mongolia Grenoble Ecole de Management FRA UNHCR, WFP, WHO) Trinidad and Tobago FUNAJIT DOM Wirtschaft-German Business Foundation Montenegro FUNLIJAMEG DOM Republic of Korea (GA2) Aristotle University of Thessaloniki GRC Turkey Universidad San Francisco de Quito ECU Venezuela (ASC-C) Moscow State University RUS Morocco Eastern Michigan University USA Republic of Korea (GA4) Linneaus University SWE Turkmenistan University of Puerto Rico MUN PRI of International Relations Mozambique Universidad de Santiago CHL Republic of Korea (Habitat III) University of Texas at Austin USA Tuvalu Guangdong University of Foreign Studies CHN Viet Nam Baylor University USA Myanmar Lee University USA Republic of Korea (PoA SALW) University of Nigeria Nsukka NGA Ukraine New Mexico State University USA Yemen Augsburg College USA Nauru The American University of Iraq-Sulaimani IRQ Republic of Korea (UNIDO) Saint Petersburg State University RUS United Arab Emirates Manhattan College USA Abbreviations for where each school is located are from the UN Statistics Nepal (ECOSOC) Hochshule Rheinwaal University DEU Romania Stella Maris Polytechnic College LBR United Kingdom Université de Montréal CAN Division: unstats.un.org/unsd/methods/m49/m49alpha.htm. Nepal (UNESCO) Xiangtan University CHN Russian Federation Texas Christian University USA Netherlands The Faculty of Law-University of Lagos NGA Russian Federation (ASC-B) University of British Columbia CAN New Zealand Monmouth University USA Russian Federation (ASC-C) Manhattan College USA New Zealand (ASC-B) The Faculty of Law-University of Lagos NGA Rwanda Palm Beach State College USA New Zealand (ASC-C) University of New Orleans USA Saint Lucia (GA1, PoA SALW) University of British Columbia CAN Land of the Rising NMUN Nicaragua SUNY Oneonta USA Saint Lucia (GA2, GA4, Habitat III, Panjab University IND Niger Union College USA ECLAC, UNEP) Regional Centre Nigeria MacEwan University CAN Samoa MUN of the Russian Far East RUS Nigeria (ASC-B) Copenhagen Business School DNK San Marino Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala GTM Nigeria (ASC-C) Ohio Northern University USA Sao Tome and Principe National Taiwan University MUN Society TPE Norway Rock Valley College USA Saudi Arabia Sciences Po FRA Oman Roanoke College USA Senegal Pine Manor College USA NMUN • JAPAN Oxfam International California State University-Sacramento USA Serbia Cégep régional de Lanaudière à L’Assomption CAN KOBE 2016 Pakistan Scuola d’Applicazione dell’Esercito ITA Seychelles The College of New Rochelle USA Pakistan Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore ITA Sierra Leone Ohio Northern University USA Palestine Berry College USA Singapore Roberts Wesleyan College USA 20 - 26 November 2016 Panama Santiago Canyon College USA Slovakia Lynchburg College USA Papua New Guinea (GA1, GA4, Zhengzhou Information CHN Slovenia Indonesia Defense University IDN Habitat III, PoA SALW) Engineering University Solomon Islands University of South Florida MUN Team USA Papua New Guinea (GA2, UNESCO) Hunan Agricultural University CHN Somalia Christian-Albrechts-University DEU Papua New Guinea (UNEP) Guru Nanak Dev University IND South Sudan Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster DEU nmun.org/nmun_japan16.html

22 23 NMUN•NY Delegations B Delegations B NMUN•NY

MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM Afghanistan University of St. Gallen CHE Chad Lone Star College-Montgomery USA France (ASC-C) Monash University AUS Israel Georgia Southern University USA Albania Jilin University CHN Chad Lone Star College-Tomball USA Gabon Georgia State University USA Italy Florida Atlantic University USA Algeria Université du Québec à Montréal CAN Chad (ASC-B) University of Maryland-Baltimore County USA Gambia FUDEIDO DOM Jamaica Kobe City University of Foreign Studies JPN Andorra ETSU Model UN USA Chad (ASC-C) Mercy College USA Georgia College of Europe/Collège d’Europe POL Japan Frankfurt School of Finance and Management DEU Angola University of Hohenheim DEU Chile Université de Sherbrooke CAN Germany Royal Holloway University of London GBR Jordan Bellevue College USA Angola (ASC-B) LUISS Guido Carli ITA Chile (ASC-B) Virginia Wesleyan College USA Ghana Coventry University GBR Jordan (ASC-B) Stockton University USA Angola (ASC-C) Institute of International Relations-ILERI-Paris FRA Chile (ASC-C) University of New Hampshire USA Greece Edinboro University MUN USA Jordan (ASC-C) Rider University USA Antigua and Barbuda World Students Connection-WSC Italia ITA China De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde PHL Grenada Murray State University USA Kenya Johnson County Community College USA Argentina University of Mississippi USA China (ASC-B) Pace University New York City USA Guatemala ESB Business School Reutlingen University DEU Kiribati University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh USA Armenia Tecnológico de Monterrey Campus San Luis Potosí MEX China (ASC-C) Pace University New York City USA Guinea Club Global de Liderazgo DOM Kuwait Bundeswehr University Munich DEU Australia ESCP Europe-Paris FRA Colombia California State University-Los Angeles USA Guinea Bissau Cégep André-Laurendeau CAN Kyrgyzstan McDaniel College USA Austria Miami Dade College USA Comoros (GA1, GA2, GA4, UNEP) University of the PHL Haiti Virginia Union University USA Lao People’s Dem. Rep. Humboldt State University USA Azerbaijan Concordia University CAN Philippines Diliman Holy See Hood College USA Latvia College André-Grasset CAN Bahamas University of Kansas MUN USA Comoros (Habitat III) Bakhtar University AFG Honduras Midwestern State University USA Lebanon Washington State University USA Bahrain North Central College USA Comoros (PoA SALW) Maiwand Institute of Higher Education AFG Hungary Rider University USA Liberia World Students Connection-WSC Italia ITA Bangladesh World Students Connection-WSC Italia ITA Congo World Students Connection-WSC Italia ITA Iceland University of Regensburg DEU Libya Collin College USA Barbados (GA1, GA2, UNEP) Clayton State University USA Costa Rica Pace University New York City USA India University of Maryland-Baltimore County USA Liechtenstein University of New South Wales AUS Barbados (GA4) Florida Atlantic University USA Côte D’Ivoire Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg DEU Indonesia Georgia State University USA Lithuania Palacký University CZE Barbados (Habitat III, PoA SALW, ECLAC) Brac University BGD Croatia Kingsborough Community College-CUNY USA Iran Wright State University USA Lithuania Valdosta State University USA Belarus Lenoir-Rhyne University USA Cuba Hudson River Group USA Iraq University of Heidelberg DEU Lithuania (ASC-B) Northeastern University USA Belgium University of Idaho USA Cyprus (GA1, GA4, UNHCR) McMurry University USA Ireland Sonoma State University USA Lithuania (ASC-C) Marist College USA Belize Boise State University USA Czech Republic John Jay College of Criminal Justice USA Benin Institute for Public Empowerment GEO Democratic People’s Rep. of Korea University of Siegen DEU Bhutan Cégep Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu CAN Democratic Rep. of the Congo The American University in Cairo EGY Iguana Go! Do You? Bolivia ESCP Europe-London GBR Denmark University of Idaho/Washington State University USA Bosnia and Herzegovina Illinois State University USA Djibouti Winona State University USA Botswana Lamar University USA Dominica (GA1, ECLAC, UNEP, California State USA Brazil Alma College USA PoA SALW) University-Long Beach Brunei Darussalam University of Bridgeport USA Dominica (GA2, GA4, Habitat III) Vitebsk State Medical University BLR Bulgaria (GA1, GA4, UNICEF, PoA SALW) Muskingum University USA Dominican Republic International School of Management DEU Bulgaria (GA2, UNHCR) National Cheng Kung University TPE Ecuador SUNY Old Westbury USA Bulgaria (Habitat III, UNEP) Fairleigh Dickinson CAN Egypt Gonzaga University USA NMUN • GALAPAGOS University-Vancouver Campus Equatorial Guinea University of Asia and the Pacific PHL Burkina Faso The Hague University of Applied Sciences NLD Eritrea Humboldt University Berlin DEU Burundi California State University-Northridge USA Estonia Club Global de Liderazgo DOM 5 - 14 January 2018 Cambodia Wenzao Ursuline University of Languages TPE Ethiopia Mercy College USA Cameroon SUNY Cortland USA Fiji Clarion University of Pennsylvania USA 20 - 26 November 2016 Canada Chapman University USA Finland Stockton University USA Central African Republic Cedarville University USA France Brigham Young University USA Chad Lone Star College-Kingwood USA France (ASC-B) Suffolk University USA nmun.org/nmun_galapagos18.html

24 25 NMUN•NY Delegations B Delegations B NMUN•NY

MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM MEMBER STATE ORGANIZATION FROM Luxembourg St. Petersburg College USA Philippines Renmin University of China CHN The former Yugoslav Republic Irvine Valley College USA United States of America West Virginia University USA Madagascar University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point USA Poland Lone Star College-North Harris USA of Macedonia United States of America (ASC-B) West Virginia University USA Malawi Erasmus University NLD Portugal Bowling Green State University USA Timor-Leste University of Maryland-Baltimore County USA United States of America (ASC-C) The Hague University NLD Malaysia University of Illinois Springfield USA Qatar Hamline University USA Togo California State University-Fullerton USA of Applied Sciences Malaysia (ASC-B) Florida Atlantic University USA Republic of Korea Institute of International Relations-ILERI-Paris FRA Tonga Triton College USA Uruguay Macalester USA Malaysia (ASC-C) Call On’U Berlin-Madrid ESCP Europe DEU Republic of Moldova University of Bonn DEU Trinidad and Tobago Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana COL Uzbekistan Goethe-University DEU Maldives Philippine Women’s University PHL Romania LUISS Guido Carli ITA Tunisia Randolph College USA Vanuatu University of Montana USA Mali Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts DEU Russian Federation LUISS Guido Carli ITA Turkey University of Trier-TriMUN DEU Venezuela University of Erfurt DEU Malta Adelphi University USA Russian Federation (ASC-B) Muskingum University USA Turkmenistan (GA1, GA2, Sapienza-Università ITA Venezuela (ASC-B) University of New South Wales AUS Marshall Islands (GA1, GA2, GA4, PoA SALW) Korea MUN KOR Russian Federation (ASC-C) Frankfurt School of DEU ECOSOC, UNEP, UNHCR) di Roma Venezuela (ASC-C) University of Erfurt DEU Marshall Islands (Habitat III, UNEP) Laurentian University CAN Finance and Management Turkmenistan (GA4, Habitat III, Ramapo College USA Viet Nam American University of Sharjah ARE Mauritania Melbourne International Relations Society AUS Rwanda Alma College USA CND, UNESCO) of New Jersey USA Yemen (GA1) Collège Nouvelles Frontières CAN Mexico Austin College USA Saint Lucia Kingston University GBR Turkmenistan (PoA SALW) Université Saint Joseph LBN Yemen (GA2, UNDP) Universitas Airlangga IDN Micronesia Clark College USA Samoa Hawaii Pacific University UN Club USA Tuvalu The American University in Cairo EGY Yemen (GA4, PoA SALW) Bukhara State University UZB Monaco New Jersey City University USA San Marino Victor Valley College USA Uganda University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh USA Yemen (Habitat III, UNHCR) Université Saint Joseph LBN Mongolia Wingate University USA Sao Tome and Principe University of New South Wales AUS Ukraine Westmont College USA Yemen (UNEP) Angeles University Foundation PHL Montenegro Suffolk University USA Saudi Arabia Goethe-University DEU United Arab Emirates Bishop’s University USA Zambia Prairie View A&M University MUN USA Morocco McGill University Faculty of Law CAN Senegal Monroe Community College USA United Kingdom University of Ottawa CAN Zimbabwe Virginia Wesleyan College USA Mozambique KEDGE Business School FRA Serbia Julius-Maximilians-University Wuerzburg DEU United Kingdom (ASC-B) ESCP Europe-Paris FRA Abbreviations for where each school is located are from the UN Statistics Myanmar Bergen Community College USA Seychelles Brigham Young University USA United Kingdom (ASC-C) Hawaii Pacific University UN Club USA Division: unstats.un.org/unsd/methods/m49/m49alpha.htm. Namibia World Students Connection-WSC Italia ITA Sierra Leone Monash University AUS Nepal University of New Hampshire USA Singapore DHBW Loerrach DEU Netherlands Associazione Unione ITA Slovakia National Chengchi University TPE New Zealand Syracuse University-Maxwell School USA Slovenia San Francisco State University USA Be a part of it: New York, New York New Zealand (ASC-B) Syracuse University-Maxwell School USA Solomon Islands Francis Marion University USA New Zealand (ASC-C) Bundeswehr University Munich DEU Somalia Augusta University USA Nicaragua Tallahassee Community College USA South Africa California State University-San Bernardino USA Niger Kyoto University of Foreign Studies JPN South Sudan Schreiner University USA Nigeria Central Michigan University USA Spain World Students Connection-WSC Italia ITA Nigeria Japan Model United Nations JPN Spain (ASC-B) National Chengchi University TPE Nigeria (ASC-B) Sonoma State University USA Spain (ASC-C) University of Mississippi USA NMUN•NY Nigeria (ASC-C) Schreiner University USA Sri Lanka Wells College USA Norway Pace University at Pleasantville USA Sudan Call On’U Berlin-Madrid ESCP Europe DEU Oman University of California-Santa Barbara USA Suriname Associazione Unione ITA Sheraton New York Hotel and Pakistan California State University-Chico USA Swaziland American University of Beirut LBN New York Hilton Midtown Palau Pace University New York City USA Sweden HEC Paris FRA Palestine Riverside City College USA Switzerland Saint Mary’s University CAN 19 - 23 March 2017 Papua New Guinea European School of Economics USA Syrian Arab Republic American University of Nigeria NGA 9 - 13 April 2017 Paraguay University of New Haven USA Tajikistan Marist College USA Peru Sciences Po Lille FRA Thailand SRH University Berlin DEU nmun.org/nmun_ny.html

26 27 NMUN•NY Recognizing Commitment Recognizing Commitment NMUN•NY

Here we recognize those institutions for which participation is a school tradition. The long-term support of these schools 10 - 19 Years at NMUN Miami University Middletown reflects the hard work and dedication of faculty advisors, students, and administrators. It shows commitment to experi- Monroe Community College American University of Nigeria (Nigeria) NMUN Partners ential learning opportunities like NMUN as well as the ideals embodied by the United Nations. We are greatly indebted to Mountain View Associazione Diplomatici - Brazil (Brazil) New Jersey City University The extraordinary support them for their leadership in continuing to enhance the conference. We look forward to welcoming more schools to this list Associazione Ideagorà (Italy) New Mexico State University and commitment of these Associazione Unione (Italy) in the future as new institutions start a NMUN tradition and returning schools continue to build a legacy. Northwestern Polytechnical University (China) Augsburg College organizations helps us to Otto-Friedrich University of Bamberg (Germany) Baruch College enhance the quality of our 50 or More Years at NMUN 20 - 29 Years at NMUN Pepperdine University Berry College Pine Manor College programs and expand our Benedictine University Alma College Bishop’s University (Canada) Queens College, CUNY reach. Ursinus College Bellevue College California State University, Northridge Randolph College Brigham Young University Call On’U Berlin - Madrid ESCP Europe (Germany) Renmin University of China (China) NY USA 2016 40 - 49 Years at NMUN California State University, Fullerton Chemnitz University of Technology (Germany) Rochester Institute of Technology California State University, Los Angeles Christian-Albrechts-University (Germany) California Polytechnic University of Pomona Saint Mary’s University (Canada) California State University, Sacramento Clark College UN Department of California State University, San Bernardino Sciences Po (France) Chapman University Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts Georgia Southern University Sonoma State University Public Information Collège Montmorency (Canada) (Germany) Hudson River Group Stiftung der deutschen Wirtschaft (Germany) Hamline University Collège André-Grasset (Canada) Lenoir-Rhyne University SUNY Oneonta DPI Helmut Schmidt University (Germany) Consules (Italy) Manhattan College Texas Christian University Laval University (Canada) De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde Ohio Northern University The City College of New York Loyola University Chicago (Philippines) Pace University New York City The College of New Rochelle Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich (Germany) Eberhard Karls University Tuebingen (Germany) Rider University The College of Wooster Lynchburg College Edinboro University Model United Nations University of Dayton Triton College MacEwan University (Canada) Ernst-Moritz-Arndt Universität zu Greifswald Universidad Central de Venezuela (Venezuela) Mercy College (Germany) 30 - 39 Years at NMUN Université du Québec à Montréal (Canada) North Central College ESCP Europe-London (United Kingdom) University of Bayreuth (Germany) Austin College Pace University at Pleasantville ESCP Europe-Paris (France) University of Bonn (Germany) Bowling Green State University Riverside City College Florida Atlantic University DC USA 2016 University of Colorado, Boulder California State University, Chico Roanoke College Georgia State University University of Erfurt (Germany) Japan Model United Nations (Japan) San Francisco State University Goethe University (Germany) University of Hawaii, Hilo Roberts Wesleyan College Syracuse University-Maxwell School Hawaii Pacific University United Nations Club University of Hohenheim (Germany) Salem College Tallahassee Community College HEC Montreal (Canada) University of Idaho Université de Montréal (Canada) Université de Sherbrooke (Canada) HEC Paris (France) University of Magdeburg (Germany) University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh University of Illinois, Springfield Illinois State University KOBE, JAPAN 2016 University of Montana Westfield State University University of Maryland, Baltimore County Institute of International Relations, ILERI-Paris University of New Hampshire Wright State University Valdosta State University (France) University of Regensburg (Germany) Irvine Valley College University of St. Gallen (Switzerland) John Jay College of Criminal Justice University of Trier-TriMUN (Germany) Johnson County Community College “You all naturally have very different experiences. But we share University of Victoria (Canada) Julius-Maximilians-Universitaet Wuerzburg University of Washington (Germany) the same spirit of global citizenship. Executive Director Michael University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point King’s College Victor Valley College Eaton has said that you will leave Model UN with ‘the insights La Salle Universitat Ramon Llull (Spain) Washington State University Lee University GALAPAGOS 2018 West Virginia University needed to become better global citizens and the next generation Lone Star College, North Harris Westfaelische Hochschule (Germany) Lone Star College, Kingwood of international leaders.’ I fully agree. I would add that you are not Westmont College Lone Star College, Montgomery Wilkes University just leaders of the future – you can start to lead right now. “ Long Island University (Brooklyn Campus) Yonsei Delegation for Model United Nations Macalester College (Republic of Korea) – H.E. Ban Ki-moon, UN Secretary-General, McMurry University Speech at NMUN•NY 2015 Miami Dade College

28 29 NMUN•NY Codes of Conduct and Policies Codes of Conduct and Policies NMUN•NY

DELEGATES FACULTY ADVISORS DRESS CODE SEXUAL HARASSMENT / DISCRIMINATION

While participating in the National Model UN conference, delegates The role of faculty advisors, while at the conference, is to make all All clothing must adhere to guidelines that portray professionalism It is the intention of the NCCA that the environment of National Model have a responsibility to always maintain the highest level of efforts to see that their students maintain a positive and professional and modesty. If a delegate’s attire is deemed inappropriate by NMUN United Nations supports our educational goal. The organizers will not professionalism and diplomacy. Conference staff, faculty advisors, approach to the conference. The educational quality of the conference staff, the delegate will be asked to leave the session and return with tolerate any instances of discrimination based on race, color, sex, fellow delegates, speakers, as well as non-NMUN hotel guests should is primarily dependent on the active and professional participation appropriate attire. sexual orientation, national origin, religion, age or disability. be treated with the highest level of courtesy and respect, including of all delegates. Faculty advisors can ensure this by monitoring the If any delegate, staff or faculty advisor believes they have encountered on social media and in electronic communications. Professionalism in attendance of their students at committee meetings and helping them • Standard delegate attire for the conference is business jacket, discrimination, which results in a hostile working environment or speech, actions, and appearance by delegates is a requirement of this understand the skills of diplomacy as practiced at National Model slacks/skirt, dress shirt (with tie for men) and dress shoes. disparate treatment, they must bring it to the attention of the Secretary- conference, and necessary to its educational mission. It is expected United Nations. Faculty advisors must maintain the highest level of • Dress sweaters, shorts, ball caps, jeans, sneakers and General of the conference. In the event that this is not possible, that all delegates will respect the property of the United Nations, our professionalism toward all conference participants and staff. sunglasses are considered too casual. Clothes that expose they must bring it to the attention of the organizers. The NCCA will host hotels, and any other facilities used by our conferences. excessive bare skin or are otherwise revealing are inappropriate. investigate the merits of the allegations, interviewing all parties involved. During the conference, faculty advisors are encouraged to advise • It is not appropriate for delegates to display any national symbols NMUN reserves the right to restrict future registration for any participant students on specific questions such as a state’s policy or issues such as flags, pins, crests, etc. on their person during sessions. Based on the findings, organizers may: or school, whose delegates or faculty advisors are not able to uphold of international law, but must not participate in the actual writing UN symbols are acceptable. • take no action their responsibility to the conference’s code of conduct. of resolutions or caucusing activities. NMUN allows students an • issue a verbal reprimand Western business dress is preferred. Traditional dress is only permitted opportunity to demonstrate their preparation and research skills. While • separate the individual from the conference for international delegates in whose native countries “professional Delegates are expected to: faculty advisors are encouraged to observe their students from the • implement any other action deemed appropriate business dress” includes traditional cultural dress. NMUN will not • Remain “in character” by consistently advocating the back of committee rooms, participation in the committee process must tolerate any delegate’s attempt to portray a “character” using traditional interests and representing the policies of the country be left to the student delegates and the conference staff. cultural attire as costume. assigned. To act “in character” also entails displaying respect See nmun.org/policies_codes.html for additional information including safety tips and procedures for addressing violations. for the opinions and ideas of fellow delegates, even if these Faculty Advisors are expected to: Faculty advisors/team leaders, guests, and volunteer staff serve as opinions and ideas conflict with a given delegate’s own • Provide leadership to their delegates and to other role models for delegates. Thus they are required to dress in western country’s priorities. delegations by serving as information resources when business attire while participating in scheduled conference sessions. • Collaborate with fellow delegates when possible. appropriate. • Be courteous and professional at all times, including on • Respond to questions and concerns without interfering with social media and in electronic communications. the work of the committees or the deliberations of • Attend all committee sessions. delegates, whether in formal session or in caucus. Delegation Awards • Avoid the consumption of alcohol and other drugs in • Refrain from using academic credit and grading policies that committee sessions. Any issues related to illicit drugs will be force participation beyond that country’s normal position in immediately directed to the attention of local authorities. the UN. 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NMUN traces its beginnings to the Model League of Nations. BOARD OF DIRECTORS NMUN by the Numbers Since 1968, the National Collegiate Conference Association Prof. Eric Cox, President (NCCA) has sponsored NMUN, an experience-based Prof. Kevin E. Grisham, Vice President educational program that furthers the understanding of the Prof. Chaldeans Mensah, Treasurer 3 Annual Conferences Prof. Pamela Chasek, Secretary United Nations and contemporary international problems. New York • Washington, DC Jennifer Contreras International NMUN is the world’s largest Model UN simulation. The 2016 Raymond J. Freda NY conference will bring together more than 5,500 delegates Rachel Holmes Amierah Ismail Participants from from six continents to New York City. This conference includes Prof. Markéta Židková 130 UN Member States & 21 committees as well as two Additional Security Councils. NMUN offers a unique opportunity for students to better 49 US States attending Members Ex-Officio: NCCA ADVISORY COUNCIL NY ADVISORY GROUP understand the inner workings of the United Nations while 411 colleges and universities in Michael Eaton, Executive Director Ingrid Busson, Counsel, Morgan Stanley Holger Baer, U of Trier/Freie U Berlin building skills in diplomacy and compromise. College and Prof. Richard Murgo, Past President Prof. Pamela Falk, CBS News/ Prof. Barry Balleck, Georgia Southern U 57 UN Member States & 38 US States university students from all over the world work feverishly Prof. Richard Reitano, Pres. Emeritus Hunter College Eugene Chen

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Sheraton 2nd Floor COMMITTEE LOCATIONS Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) ...... Lower Level Sheraton, Gramercy Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) ...... Lower Level Sheraton, Bowery Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural ...... Lower Level Sheraton, Sugar Hill Rights (CESCR) Economic and Social Council Plenary (ECOSOC) ...... 2nd Floor Sheraton, Empire West Economic Commission for Latin America ...... Lower Level Sheraton, Chelsea and the Caribbean (ECLAC) General Assembly First Committee (GA1) ...... 2nd Floor Sheraton, Metropolitan East General Assembly Fourth Committee (GA4) ...... 3rd Floor Sheraton, New York West General Assembly Second Committee (GA2) ...... 2nd Floor Sheraton, Metropolitan West Human Rights Council (HRC) ...... 2nd Floor Hilton, Gramercy East Programme of Action on Small Arms and ...... 3rd Floor Sheraton, New York East Light Weapons (PoA SALW) Security Council - A (SC-A) ...... 3rd Floor Sheraton, Riverside Ballroom Security Council - B (SC-B) ...... 3rd Floor Sheraton, Riverside Suite Security Council - C (SC-C) ...... 3rd Floor Sheraton, Liberty 3 UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF)...... 2nd Floor Hilton, Nassau West Sheraton UN Conference on Housing and Sustainable ...... 2nd Floor Sheraton, Empire East 3rd Floor Urban Development (Habitat III) UN Development Programme (UNDP) ...... 2nd Floor Hilton, Nassau East UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural ...... 2nd Floor Hilton, Murray Hill East Organization (UNESCO) UN Environment Programme (UNEP) ...... 2nd Floor Hilton, Rhinelander South UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) ...... 2nd Floor Hilton, Gramercy West UN Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) ...... 2nd Floor Hilton, Murray Hill West UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine ...... 2nd Floor Hilton, Madison Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) World Food Programme (WFP) ...... 2nd Floor Hilton, Clinton World Health Organization (WHO) ...... 2nd Floor Hilton, Gibson

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NMUN•NY Rules Short Form (in order of precedence)

Motion Purpose Debate Vote Explanation

* Point of Order Correct an error in procedure None None Refers to a specific rule * Appeal of the Challenge a decision of the Chair None Majority Question the Chair’s ruling Chair Suspension of Recess meeting for a defined Used to go into informal debate None Majority the Meeting period or break for a given time

Adjournment of Used only on final day; ends End meeting None Majority the Meeting committee for the year

Adjournment of End debate without a substantive Tables the topic; requires a roll 2 pro/2 con Majority Debate vote call Vote on all draft resolutions or Ends all discussion on current Closure of Debate report segments; move to an 2 con 2/3 Majority topic immediate vote Consider clause(s) separately Voted on in order of most to least from rest of draft resolution or radical change report segment

If passes: Clause(s) removed Part I: Procedural vote on if this and voted on separately 2 pro/2 con Majority * Division of the motion should be considered Question If fails: No change to clause(s) (Used in voting only) If passes: Annex passes

Part II: Substantive vote to None Majority If fails: Clause(s) discarded and accept or reject separate clauses no longer part of any draft resolution

* Roll Call Vote Vote by roll call, rather than show Automatically granted once None None (Used in voting only) of placards requested

* Adopt by Adopt a draft resolution or report Once motioned, Chair must ask if Acclamation None None segment as a body by consensus there are any dissensions (Used in voting only)

Reopen debate on an issue (Motion must be made by a Untables a topic that was tabled Reconsideration 2 con 2/3 Majority member who voted in favor of by Adjournment of Debate Adjournment of Debate) Rarely used at the UN; prior approval from the Dais required Set the Speaker’s Set or change the time allotted to 2 pro/2 con Majority or may be ruled out of order; Time each speaker never permitted during the first committee session Close the No additional speakers may be Speakers’ List None Majority (also applies to added to the list reopening the list) Adoption of the Approval of agenda order None Majority Agenda

* Only these motions are accepted during voting procedure.