Harvard Model United Nations India Conference 2016

<p>Substantive Excellence</p><p>The staff of HMUN India is carefully selected to include the most passionate and dedicated directors from our Boston conference and our sister college conference, Harvard National Model United Nations. Each of the study guides is carefully crafted for its respective committee and reflects careful and thorough research. All of our directors are extremely knowledgeable, dedicated, and committed to the ideals of HMUN Indiaand the broader educational mission of Model United Nations, resulting in well-run and focused committees. Many delegates leave our conference with a new-found passion for international relations and greater awareness of the issues that dominate our world.<br />Tradition and Innovation</p><p>Begun over 75 years ago with a simulation of the League of Nations, every Harvard Model United Nations conference is the product of years of gradual refinement. While our conference has expanded considerably since its inception, we are fully committed to ensuring and furthering the excellence of our conference experience at every session of HMUN, whether in Boston, China, or India. For the past five years, HMUN Indiahas promoted a new class of international dialogue and remains dedicated to exploring new and exciting ventures for all conference participants, including delegates and faculty advisors. HMUN India 2016 will feature innovative committee simulations, cutting-edge technology, and, of couse, great entertainment for delegates outside of committee.<br />Size and Diversity</p><p>At HMUN India 2016, you will have the opportunity to meet and interact with more than 1,200 high school students from more than 150 high schools and 13 countries around the world. HMUN India provides a host of substantive issues for this dynamic group of students and creates a forum for debate and negotiation among them &ndash; a truly worthwhile experience. Our conference is designed to foster negotiation and public speaking skills, introduce students to a range of global challenges, and provide culturally diverse perspectives on a variety of issues. Our strong emphasis on representation at our conference from schools across the globe ensures the HMUN India experience is a truly international one.</p>

<p>Harvard International Relations Council</p><p>The International Relations Council is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in the 1950s and incorporated in Massachusetts in 1974. The mission of the IRC and its programs is to educate individuals at Harvard and across the world about affairs that transcend national borders. The IRC is an umbrella organization for seven semi-independent and centrally-funded programs: Harvard Project for International Education, International Relations on Campus, Harvard International Review, Model Security Council, Intercollegiate Model United Nations, Harvard Model United Nations, and Harvard National Model United Nations.<br />MUNCaf&eacute;</p><p>MUNCaf&eacute; is a Global Academic Simulations Platform that designs, develops and delivers enriching leadership experiences with a focus on personal, academic &amp; professional development. Over 6000 school students &amp; young people from India, The USA, China, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, Bangladesh, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Malaysia, Columbia, Canada, Nepal, and Singapore have participated in various learning programs &amp; experiences facilitated by MUNCafe since 2009. MUNCaf&eacute; is a brand of Worldview Education which is founded and managed by professionals with many decades of cumulative experience in experiential education through simulations like Model UN. At Worldview we firmly believe in co-creation and leveraging the power of partnership which has helped us get associated with a variety of reputed global organisations and leadership schools. The common thread among all offerings of the company is experiential learning which can develop personal potential attributes in an individual including Thinking &amp; Creativity, Knowledge, Communication Skills, Ethics &amp; Integrity, Team Work, and Planning &amp; Organization. The balanced mix of learning tools &amp; methods include simulation-based learning, travel experiences, real-time work, internships, entrepreneurial projects and case studies.</p>