Carl Sandburg Model United Nations rounded out the first semester with a Best Large Delegation award at Walter Payton College Prep’s MUNAP XIX Conference, the school’s 19th annual Model UN conference. The team earned a total of 14 awards, with six delegates awarded Best Delegates.
Sandburg’s 52 delegates edged out St. Ignatius. All teams spoke on global issues and created on-policy solutions with delegates from across the Chicagoland area.
CSMUN delegates were able to participate in a variety of committees, including the National Governors Association, the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, and the Hunger Games. Anywhere from 3-9 Sandburg Eagles were in each of the nine committees and the conference provided executive and club members alike with another chance to compete prior to some highly competitive conferences in the second semester.
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Congratulations to the following delegates who won awards:
Best:
Adunola Ogedengbe - junior
Jana Radwan - sophomore
Sam Lee - sophomore
Shea Casey - junior
Yousef Hasan - junior
Jack Maloney - senior
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Outstanding:
Katie Karsky - senior
Myles Jacquez - sophomore
Andy Acosta - senior
Neel Patel - sophomore
Marina Blanc - junior
Honorable:
Nkeoma Nwachukwu - junior
Brady Riordan - senior
Monajah Ewuosho - junior
Model UN will continue at the beginning of second semester! A total of 48 CSMUN delegates will travel to Ann Arbor, Michigan to participate in MUNUM XXXVII, the University of Michigan’s 37th annual conference. Additionally, 42 CSMUN delegates will compete at NNMUN IV, Naperville North’s 4th annual conference, that same weekend.
