Student Life: School of Foreign Service in Qatar

MUN Training Day

Schedule information
Event	MUN Training Day
When	Saturday, November 7, 2009 from 10:00am to 4:00pm
Where	LAS Building
Event details
Details	The Model United Nations Training Day is an opportunity for SFS-Qatar students to practice chairing MUN committees and for local high school students to practice their MUN skills. During the day we will run approximately 5 to 7 mock UN Security Council sessions. Each session will need 2 chairs and 2 notepassers/assistants. Students can also volunteer to serve as general staff, helping with organization and logistics. All students interested in participating in the January MUN Conference (January 28th to January 31st, 2010) must participate in this training. Contact Nada Soudy (nws4) to sign up.
Access	» This event has not been marked as open to the public.
Contact	Nada Soudy, nws4@georgetown.edu
Sponsors	Student Affairs
Web site	For more information, see http://qatar.sfs.georgetown.edu/academics/mun/
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