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The Arkansas State University-Model United Nations will host its annual Spring High School Conference on Friday March 7th and Saturday March 8th, 2008 in historic Wilson Hall on the campus of Arkansas State University in Jonesboro.
This year's conference will include three Security Councils, two of which will be working from the same topic list, but acting independently of each other. The third Security Council will be an Historical one set in 1956 . Having three Security Councils will allow more students to participate in these elite bodies. Topics for the Security Councils are:
A. The situation between Ethiopia and Eritrea .
B. T he future of Iraq.
C. Historical Security Council only: 1) Suez crisis, and 2) Invasion of Hungary.
Fees will be $10.00 per delegation and $7.00 per delegate; Friday night dinner fee $7.00.
SPRING 2008 COUNTRIES
1. Regular Security Council
Belgium
China
Burkina Faso
France
Costa Rica
Indonesia
Italy
Panama
Croatia
Libya
Russian Federation
Vietnam
South Africa
United Kingdom
United States
2. Reformed Security Council
Belgium
China
Burkina Faso
France
Costa Rica
Indonesia
Italy
Panama
Croatia
Libya
Russian Federation
Vietnam
South Africa
United Kingdom
United States
Jordan
Brazil
Japan
Germany
India
Algeria
Mexico
Morocco
Venezuela
3. Historic Security Council
United States
France
United Kingdom
USSR
China
Australia
Belgium
Cuba
Islamic Republic of Iran
Peru
Yugoslavia
Country assignments:
Email your preferences [ranked] to Secretary General Heather Strojek at
heather.strojek@smail.astate.edu , using the above list as a guide.
Another aspect of this year's conference will be the International Press Delegation which will allow students with an interest in journalism and photojournalism to work with college students to cover the activities of the conference and produce two newsletters while in attendance. Openings are available for at least four journalists and one photo journalist to participate. Cost will be $7.00 per journalist.
Conference Location:
Regular Security Council (15 members) - Wilson Hall TBA
Reformed Security Council (24 members) - Wilson Hall TBA
Historic Security Council (11 members) - Wilson Hall TBA |