The General Assemblies (GA)
Our History
Our General Assemblies at MeDSeC VII will operate identically to our GAs at MeDMUN. The GA-Blue, GA-Green, and GA-Silver will feature different topics and different representations. Both committees will have 30-45 delegates. These committees are perfect for first time delegates. Contact our Undersecretary General for the General Assemblies, Taylor Zerilli, with any questions or concerns. |
Blue Committee
Topic A: The Reformation of the United Nations Security Council (Security/Legal) Topic B: Landmines and Explosive Remnants of War (Political) Green Committee Topic B: Landmines and Explosive Remnants of War (Political) Topic C: Protection of Journalist (Social, Cultural, Humanitarian) Silver Committee Topic C: Protection of Journalist (Social, Cultural, Humanitarian) Topic A: The Reformation of the United Nations Security Council (Security/Legal) |
The Specialized Agencies
Our Specialized Committees were begun at MeDMUN II. These committees are smaller in size, 20-30 delegates but are more competitive than our General Assemblies. These committees tackle more specific issues and can include the introduction of crisis simulations to help delegates to better understand aspects of the topics.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Secretary General, Mitchell Silva-Dennis |
The Organization of American States
Topic A: The Creation of a Sustainable Tourism Program in the Caribbean Topic B: Drug Trafficking |
Continuous Crisis Committee
We offer two committees which feature crisis simulations. In the Ad-Hoc committee delegates will represent countries and work to pass a resolution before they tackling a crisis. In our historical crisis, delegates will take on the role of historical figures rather than countries and participate in a crisis simulation throughout the entire day. Delegates of all experience levels are welcome to participate in this committee, but it is geared towards more experienced delegates and those looking to gain experience in crisis.
Contact our Undersecretary General for Crisis, Collin Black with any concerns. |
The Ad-Hoc Committee: Paris Peace Conference, 1919
Topic A: The Situation in Eastern Europe Topic B: Crisis The 1916 Cabinet of Tsar Nicholas II Crisis Simulation |