Columbia Model United Nations - Revision history

Columbiamun at 02:56, 5 September 2007

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Nonsensical at 16:11, 14 June 2007

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68.197.184.135 at 20:04, 3 June 2007

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68.197.184.135 at 20:03, 3 June 2007

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Pacman: /* Expected Conference Schedule for 2007-2008 */

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‎Expected Conference Schedule for 2007-2008

Pacman: /* Activities */

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‎Activities

Reaganaut at 23:54, 27 May 2007

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68.197.184.135: /* Traveling team */

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‎Traveling team

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 == Traveling team ==
-The Columbia Model United Nations Traveling Team holds a reputation across the different conferences of the world. The 2006-2007 school year saw an explosion of skill and talent with the new incoming class, making the traveling team one of the best in the nation. Among the 5 team delegation awards (4 best team delegations), there was a total of over 40 individual awards.
+The Columbia Model United Nations Traveling Team holds a reputation across the different conferences of the world. As the 2006-2007 school year saw an explosion of skill and talent with the new incoming class, along with the continuing legacy of strong leadership, the traveling team became one of the best in the nation. Among the 5 team delegation awards (4 best team delegations), there was a total of over 40 individual awards.
 ===Team Awards 2006-2007===
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 [[Image:Cmunnylogo1.jpg|thumb|300px|Model United Nations logo.]]
-'''Columbia Model United Nations''' is a student club that allows students to debate in an environment simulating the [[w:United Nations|United Nations]]. This allows students to explore international politics from a variety of angles. The Columbia chapter holds a strong reputation on the international circuit, with its traveling team winning 5 team awards and over 40 individual awards in the 2006-2007 academix year, and its two prestigious conferences hosted on campus, CMUNCE and CMUNNY.
+'''Columbia Model United Nations''' is a student club that allows students to debate in an environment simulating the [[w:United Nations|United Nations]]. This allows students to explore international politics from a variety of angles. The Columbia chapter holds a strong reputation on the national circuit, with its traveling team winning 5 team awards and over 40 individual awards in the 2006-2007 academic year, and its two prestigious conferences hosted on campus, CMUNCE and CMUNNY.
 CMUN is a member of the [[Columbia Political Union]], through which it jointly hosts guest speakers, discussion panels, and other politically oriented events.

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 [[Image:Cmunnylogo1.jpg|thumb|300px|Model United Nations logo.]]
-'''Columbia Model United Nations''' is a student club that allows students to debate in an environment simulating the [[w:United Nations|United Nations]]. This allows students to explore international politics from a variety of angles.
+'''Columbia Model United Nations''' is a student club that allows students to debate in an environment simulating the [[w:United Nations|United Nations]]. This allows students to explore international politics from a variety of angles. The Columbia chapter holds a strong reputation on the international circuit, with its traveling team winning 5 team awards and over 40 individual awards in the 2006-2007 academix year, and its two prestigious conferences hosted on campus, CMUNCE and CMUNNY.
 CMUN is a member of the [[Columbia Political Union]], through which it jointly hosts guest speakers, discussion panels, and other politically oriented events.
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 |Best Small Delegation
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 ===Expected Conference Schedule for 2007-2008===

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 |Harvard National Model United Nation (HNMUN)
-|[[Harvard University]], Cambridge, Massachusetts
+|Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts
 |February 14-17, 2008
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 |Princeton Interactive Crisis Simulation (PICSim)
-|[[Princeton University]], Princeton, New Jersey
+|Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey
 |February 28 - March 2, 2008
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 |Berkeley Model United Nations (BMUN)
-|[[UC Berkeley]], Berkeley, California
+|UC Berkeley, Berkeley, California
 |March 14-16, 2008
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 == Activities ==
-* A CMUN delegation goes to several intercollegiate Model UN conferences every year, where they participate in committee simulations. During the 2006-2007 academic year, CMUN attended 8 conferences and won 4 "best small delegation" awards, one "outstanding small delegation" award, and over 40 individual awards. In the coming year, CMUN anticipates going to conferences at [[Yale]], Georgetown, Penn, McGill, [[Princeton]], [[Harvard]], Chicago, World MUN, [[Berkley]], and UVA.
+* A CMUN delegation goes to several intercollegiate Model UN conferences every year, where they participate in committee simulations. During the 2006-2007 academic year, CMUN attended 8 conferences and won 4 "best small delegation" awards, one "outstanding small delegation" award, and over 40 individual awards. In the coming year, CMUN anticipates going to conferences at [[Yale]], Georgetown, [[Penn]], McGill, [[Princeton]], [[Harvard]], [[UChicago]], World MUN, [[Berkeley]], and UVA.
 * CMUN also allows students to participate in Columbia's student-run high school conference, CMUNCE, and its college conference, CMUNNY.
 * CMUN hosts Educational Simulations (ESims), a day-long Model UN conference which allows [[New York City]] high school students to debate for free.

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 * A CMUN delegation goes to several intercollegiate Model UN conferences every year, where they participate in committee simulations. During the 2006-2007 academic year, CMUN attended 8 conferences and won 4 "best small delegation" awards, one "outstanding small delegation" award, and over 40 individual awards. In the coming year, CMUN anticipates going to conferences at [[Yale]], Georgetown, Penn, McGill, [[Princeton]], [[Harvard]], Chicago, World MUN, [[Berkley]], and UVA.
 * CMUN also allows students to participate in Columbia's student-run high school conference, CMUNCE, and its college conference, CMUNNY.
 * CMUN hosts Educational Simulations (ESims), a day-long Model UN conference which allows [[New York City]] high school students to debate for free.
 * CMUN hosts study breaks, dinners, and other social events at which the club members of the club can socialize with each other.
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 The Columbia Model United Nations Traveling Team holds a reputation across the different conferences of the world. The 2006-2007 school year saw an explosion of skill and talent with the new incoming class, making the traveling team one of the best in the nation. Among the 5 team delegation awards (4 best team delegations), there was a total of over 40 individual awards.
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 The Columbia Model United Nations Conference and Exposition is an annual four-day international affairs conference for high school students, which will be held during January 17-20, 2008. It will take place at [[Columbia University]], [[NYC]]. CMUNCE is perhaps one of the most significant Model UN conferences in the country.
 == CMUNNY==
 The second annual Columbia University Model United Nations in New York (CMUNNY) conference will be held from Thursday, October 11, 2007 to Sunday, October 14, 2007 on the [[Morningside Heights campus]] of [[Columbia University]], [[NYC]].
 ==External links==
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 *[http://www.cmunce.org CMUNCE website]
 *[http://www.cmunny.org CMUNNY website]
 [[Category:Debate clubs]]
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 |Security Council Simulation at Yale (SCSY)
 |Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut
-|Fall 2006
+|October 25-28, 2007
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 |University of Pennsylvania Model United Nations Conference (UPMUNC)
 |University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
-|Fall 2006
+|November 8-11, 2007
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 |McGill Model United Nations Assembly
 |McGill University, Montreal, Canada
-|Spring 2007
+|Spring 2008
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 |Harvard National Model United Nation (HNMUN)
 |[[Harvard University]], Cambridge, Massachusetts
-|Spring 2007
+|February 14-17, 2008
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 |Princeton Interactive Crisis Simulation (PICSim)
 |[[Princeton University]], Princeton, New Jersey
-|Spring 2007
+|February 28 - March 2, 2008
 |-
 |World Model United Nations (WorldMUN)
-|Paris, France
+|Pueblo, Mexico
-|Spring 2007
+|March 24-28, 2008
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 |Berkeley Model United Nations (BMUN)
 |[[UC Berkeley]], Berkeley, California
-|Spring 2007
+|March 14-16, 2008
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 |Chicago Model United Nations (ChoMUN)
 |University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
-|Spring 2007
+|Spring 2008
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 |''Team Award''
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 |National Collegiate Security Conference (NCSC)
 |Best Small Delegation
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 |University of Pennsylvania Model United Nations Conference (UPMUNC)
 |Outstanding Small Delegation
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 |Best Small Delegation
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 |Asian International Model United Nations (AIMUN), Peking University, China
 |Best Delegation
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