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Marist Model UN
Honorary & Professional Organization
ÃÛÔÂÖ±²¥ Our Club
Marist Model United Nations (MMUN) is an organization open to anyone who wishes to learn about the United Nations and international relations. The mission of our club is to develop within students the skills inherent in diplomacy through structured debate in the style of the United Nations.
Marist Model United Nations attends the National Model United Nations conference every year, held in New York City. Members of the club, through a competitive application process, will be selected to represent ÃÛÔÂÖ±²¥ at this prestigious event, which draws over 2,000 delegates from around the world.
Executive Board Members:
President: William Dougherty ‘24
- Hometown: Ridgewood, New Jersey
- Major: History and Political Science
- Why I love Model UN: Meeting all the great people!
Vice President: Addison Schwing ‘25
- Hometown: Milford, Connecticut
- Major: Accounting
- Why I love Model UN: My favorite part of participating in Model United Nations is how the experience helps shape communicative and collaborative skills through diplomacy. Every time I go, I feel myself getting more confident in my own abilities. Also, it's so much fun to meet other delegates from around the world! Some of my favorite moments from past conferences were spent with other delegates either in session or out. It's a lot of hard work, but the memories you walk away with will last you a lifetime.
Secretary: Ethan Solury ‘26
- Hometown: Southington, Connecticut
- Major: Political Science and Global Studies
- Why I love Model UN: My favorite part about Model United Nations is learning about other countries view points on current situations. Remembering how countries hold certain beliefs that may not always align with some of the more powerful members. Although learning about these beliefs and what countries have to account for, finding the middle ground also interests me. Understanding that compromises have to be made and that countries have to respect one another's viewpoints in order to find a resolution.
Treasurer: Justice Seymour ‘25
- Hometown: Greenwich, Connecticut
- Major: Economics and Political Science
- Why I love Model UN: Dodgeball fundraisers
Director of Communications: Anne Mahler ‘24
- Hometown: Flemington, New Jersey
- Major: Political Science
- Why I love Model UN: My favorite part of participating in Model UN is the new connections I make with people from all around the world. It offers you a constant network of like-minded students that have similar passions.
Social Media Manager: Nicholas Donahue ‘24
- Hometown: Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey
- Major: Political Science and History
- Why I love Model UN: Model UN gives me a chance to do fun and interesting research into different countries and specific events in the history of international affairs. It also brings me into contact with lots of new people, a chance to make new, smart friends with common areas of interest.
Meeting Times
MMUN meets every other week. Meeting times and location will be determined at the start of the year. Our meetings will include fun social events, educational seminars featuring guests speakers, and simulations where members can practice their skills. Refreshments are served at every meeting.
Earn Priority Points through Clubs and Activities
To earn one (1) point: Members must attend a minimum of 50% of club/organization meetings for the semester and 50% of club/organization activities.
To earn two (2) points: Members must attend a minimum of 50% of club/organization meetings for the semester and 75% of club/organization activities PLUS the community service event.
To earn three (3) points (executive board only): Officers must attend 50% of club meetings for the semester and 100% of club activities including community service. If executive board members do not complete all of the requirements to earn three points, they will be eligible to receive up to two points based on the above criteria.