On Friday, November 20th the FSAPS Model UN Team competed in the Centennial High School MiniMUN competition.
It is inspiring to see our students working and behaving like young delegates, showing decorum and following rules of procedure as they debate and propose realistic solutions for some of the major issues facing our world today.
All of our students performed admirably and had a terrific time while learning more about the world and practicing real diplomacy with students from other local teams. I am proud to announce that FSAPS students received recognition in each of the award categories:
United Nations Security Council
Topic: The Situation in Yemen
United States Christina Wang Best Position Paper
Jordan Kian Nijaf Most Improved
United Nations General Assembly Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN)
Topic: Eradication of Poverty
United Kingdom Prajwal Vedula Most Diplomatic
India Tushar Koteshwar Most Improved
United Nations General Assembly Social, Humanitarian & Cultural (SOCHUM)
Topic: Ending Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerances
Indonesia Krishna Patel Most Improved
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Topic: Sustainable Energy for All
Paraguay Navina Doss Best Position Paper
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Topic: Wildlife and Forest Crime
Sweden Meghana Raj Best Speaker
The seven awards that FSAPS received during this competition eclipses our previous high, and more importantly provides invaluable experience as we continue on to our next competitions in the spring in which we will travel to Savannah and New York City.
Congratulations to our entire team for their hard work and excellent showing!
It is inspiring to see our students working and behaving like young delegates, showing decorum and following rules of procedure as they debate and propose realistic solutions for some of the major issues facing our world today.
All of our students performed admirably and had a terrific time while learning more about the world and practicing real diplomacy with students from other local teams. I am proud to announce that FSAPS students received recognition in each of the award categories:
United Nations Security Council
Topic: The Situation in Yemen
United States Christina Wang Best Position Paper
Jordan Kian Nijaf Most Improved
United Nations General Assembly Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN)
Topic: Eradication of Poverty
United Kingdom Prajwal Vedula Most Diplomatic
India Tushar Koteshwar Most Improved
United Nations General Assembly Social, Humanitarian & Cultural (SOCHUM)
Topic: Ending Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerances
Indonesia Krishna Patel Most Improved
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Topic: Sustainable Energy for All
Paraguay Navina Doss Best Position Paper
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Topic: Wildlife and Forest Crime
Sweden Meghana Raj Best Speaker
The seven awards that FSAPS received during this competition eclipses our previous high, and more importantly provides invaluable experience as we continue on to our next competitions in the spring in which we will travel to Savannah and New York City.
Congratulations to our entire team for their hard work and excellent showing!
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