Is Participating in National MUN Worth the Hype?

 Most people know the National Model United Nations (NMUN) as one of the biggest and best MUN conferences in the world.


Students get together for National Model United Nations to act out how the UN works. They are from different countries and are debating problems that affect everyone. Most people know the National Model United Nations (NMUN) as one of the biggest and best MUN conferences in the world. Students study their country, write resolutions, negotiate with peers, and vote on solutions. As in real UN diplomatic procedures, delegates must stay in character while speaking for their country's policies and interests.




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