MEET THE CACMUN47 SECRETARIAT

I still remember walking into CACMUN 44 in ninth grade, completely unsure of what to expect. I had no idea how MUN worked and barely understood the structure of debate. My first memory was nervously raising a POI as a judge in the ICJ during the Russia v. Ukraine case. I was terrified, unsure of my voice, and completely out of my comfort zone. But in that moment, I realized how powerful it was to speak, to engage, and to question.

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Since then, MUN has become one of the most important parts of my high school journey. I have attended ten conferences, taken on roles as a delegate, chaired committees, and served on the CACMUN Secretariat as Assistant Deputy Secretary-General. Through every experience, I have developed not just as a speaker, but as a critical thinker, collaborator, and leader. Debate taught me how to defend an idea, listen to opposition, and build something better alongside others.

 

As Secretary-General of CACMUN 47, my goal is to create a space where delegates can discover that same confidence and clarity. I want this year’s conference to shed light on the issues that matter, challenge the way we see diplomacy, and remind us that our generation holds the power to reshape it. The future of global leadership begins here, and I cannot wait to see it unfold.