At GWU’s Model UN conference last weekend, Dev Bhojwani received a full-tuition scholarship to attend the MUN Institute. “I am very excited to be given this great opportunity!”
At WAMUNC last weekend, one lucky student won a full-tuition scholarship to attend the MUN Institute!
Dev Bhojwani is a student from School Without Walls in Washington D.C. who has competed in Model United Nations since the 6th grade.
“I was very surprised when I found out I won the scholarship at closing ceremonies,” said Dev.
“I’m most looking forward to meeting new people and developing my Model UN skills at the MUN Institute. As a person that takes part in Model UN, it would be great to improve and get feedback on my performance,” explained Dev.
Dev will certainly have the opportunity to improve this summer!
The MUN Institute is taught by full-time educators and the best delegates on the college circuit.
Congratulations to Dev on winning the MUN Institute WAMUNC Scholarship!
Dev Bhojwani in action in committee
The MUN Institute brings together students from all over the world.
Students from over twenty countries attended the MUN Institute last summer, and even more are signed up this summer.
Best Delegate’s mission is to prepare future leaders through Model UN, regardless of where they come from. Students come from around the world and across the United States to attend the MUN Institute which adds to the diversity of perspectives represented at the summer program.
MUN Institute Program Highlights
The MUN Institute summer program features daily feedback, lessons on public speaking, negotiation, research, resolution writing, and more! The summer program culminates in a final Model United Nations simulation where students get to put the skills they learned to the test.
This summer the programs being offered at the MUN Institute for High School Students include:
- The Diplomat Program: where beginner students learn Model United Nations
- The Ambassador Program: where intermediate students learn to become a winning delegate
- The Secretary General Program: where advanced students learn to chair committees and run conferences
- The Crisis Program: where intermediate and advanced students learn advanced crisis skills
- The UN Studies Program: where students of all experience levels learn about, visit, and simulate the U.N.
To learn more about these programs visit the MUN Institute High School Programs Page.
This summer the programs being offered at the MUN Institute for Middle School Students include:
- The Jr. Diplomat Program: where beginner Middle School students learn Model United Nations
- The Jr. Ambassador Program: where intermediate and advanced Middle School students learn to become a winning delegate
To learn more about these Middle School Programs visit the Middle School Programs Page.
