BosMUN offers delegates the opportunity to debate important issues in international affairs with their peers from around the country and the world, all under the direction of some of Boston University’s brightest students. Our focus on the delegate experience has always been what sets us apart from other premier conferences on the circuit. This will certainly continue this year, as we have capped the size of our conference at around 1,500 delegates. With a staff-to-delegate ratio of roughly ten to one, several committees with fewer than thirty delegates, and our largest committee with around 165 delegates, each delegate will be able to play a major role in shaping the debate of his committee. Our goal is to make the world of international affairs engaging for our delegates. We look forward to offering fifteen exciting and innovative Specialized Agencies and Crisis Committees in addition to a more traditional Model United Nations experience in our General Assemblies and Economic and Social Councils. Delegates will have the opportunity to test their research, speaking, writing, and negotiation skills in everything from a fast-paced Crisis Committee to a highly-structured General Assembly. For over a decade, BosMUN has had a reputation for excellence. We have pushed the limits of what a high school Model United Nations conference can offer, and we are raising the bar yet again this year, incorporating such elements as a historical joint crisis, a modern joint crisis, and a highly integrated NGO Forum and Press Corps. BosMUN XV will offer training for everyone from first-time delegates to seasoned experts, making for a competitive and educational conference for all involved
