WEMUNC Training Camp Book

WELAND NATIONAL TRAINING CAMP

HANDBOOK2009

WELAND NATIONAL TRAINING CAMP2 Foreword

TABLE OF CONTENT FOREWORD

Welcome to WE Model United Nations Training Camp 2009!

It’s a great honor to deliver my regards to you at the beginning of the camp. The training camp staff has been working tirelessly for nearly four months to make our training camp as enjoyable and intellectually stimulating as possible. I really hope that every one of you will have a great time over the next seven days of learning and exploring with each other.

MUN has been a major part of my life for four years. Ever since primary school, I have always possessed a passion for other languages, cultures and people. That said, it should come as no surprise that I chose to major in International Relations and minor in English, Japanese and French in Beijing Foreign Studies University. I have been very involved in MUN activities and other internships as well. I was chosen as delegate, Assistant Director, Under-Secretary-General and Faculty Advisor for many national and international MUN conferences. I was also been intern for Xinhua News Agency and CCTV, reporting on domestic and international news for the government. From all those experiences, I learned a great deal and dramatically broadened my

horizons. The more I learn about the world, the more important I find it is to share the world with you, the younger generation.

As Samuel Erman wrote over sixty years ago: “Youth is a matter of the will, a quality of the imagination, a vigor of the emotion, it is the freshness of the deep spring of life.” We want to share our will, our imagination, and our emotions towards MUN with all of you, to help you become more confident, turn into a strong MUN leader and achieve success in your future life. That is why, we gather here this summer in Beijing-- from Harvard, Yale, University of Pennsylvania, UCBerkeley, from America, Europe, Asia, from thousands and thousands miles away--to be friends with you, to share our passion with you, to demonstrate our vision of the world for you. This training camp is all about you. You are the real leaders here, dear delegates.

It is my hope that this training camp will be stimulating, exciting and entertaining – I hope you are ready! I look forward to seeing, talking and becoming friends with each of you I hope to see you make lifelong friendships with your fellow delegates from this training camp.

Enjoy your time!

Dear Delegates,

Cheers,

Ji Xin(Head facilitator of WE Model United Nations Training Camp 2009)

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Foreword 3

Faci, Faci !! 5

Time Tables 14

Workshop Topics and Lecturers 16

Logistic and Accommodations 18

Maps 21

MUN Debating & Public Speaking 24

MUN Paper Writing 36

Negotiation in MUN 48

Cross Culture Communication 60

Notes 72

WELAND NATIONAL TRAINING CAMP4 Faci, Faci !!

FOREWORD

It is my great pleasure to welcome you all to the WEMUN Training Camp .It is awesome to have the vibrant youth coming from all the provinces in China , to attend the training session together with us.

My involvement with Model UN started a year ago, when I learned about this academic solution for the youth to discover, and address solution to the world’s critical issues. In fact, Model UN will serve as a platform, for you to discover yourself, for you to connect with the rest of the world. And at the mean time, you will enhance your personal and professional development like negotiation , debating , and also develop your interest about the world’s development.

It can’t be denied that, the talent market around the world became more competitive due to globalization and the development of web 2.0.As the leaders of tomorrow , You and I need to equip ourselves with the flexibility, leadership, and also the wisdom, knowledge, so that we will get ready for the globalization era, and manage to survive and succeed.

The value of this conference lies in the opportunity of providing for an in depth of training, and also help you to get ready for

MUN conference local and overseas. But it also, is a start for you to discover who you are, and also how to become extraordinary from ordinary. Making changes in the world, making a better tomorrow for our future.

I believe that every student here has their own potential. But, you need to search for the key to release your potential energy into kinetic energy. (as simulation of Albert Einstein’s Energy Theory). Derive your sense, inner energy field, and deliberates to the world. Leadership is not about position but is about attitude. It is all about making difference to oneself and others. It is always a calling, an urge, an inner shirt to kick start and change others.

A living, walking talking, working, example of the “plan, brief, execute, debrief, WIN” approach, that makes us what we are, all over the world. True well meaning executioners, situational leaders, and gentlemen who know how to command respect and never demand it (taken from the Ticked by Life).

Nevertheless, let’s explore the extraordinary journey with the kick start of this training camp. I sincerely hope that you will discover your potential and make a difference to yourself and the others!

When ordinary becomes extraordinary

Yours Sincerely,

Sze Yan(Chairperson of WEMUN Training Camp 2009)

FACI, FACI !!


Diego Zhou FANG is currently a freshman at Peking University, majoring in Spanish. He was the Assistant Director General of this year’s WEMUN Conference. He himself took part in the WELAND National Training Camp in 2007, which enlightened him a lot. This year, he is going to make his own contribution for the Camp. He will be teaching MUN writing and interesting workshop and as well very glad to have discussion with students on any kind of topic. Don’t be afraid to bother him!

Fang Chen is now a freshman in China Foreign Affairs University, majoring in English and International Studies. He participated, chaired and organized more than ten MUN conferences at home and abroad, including Bosmun 2008 and Wemunc 2009. Besides, SIFE and Volunteer Tutorial experiences also make an evident impact on his life. As for now, his interest in business management and political science made him exploring more on the academic pursuit.

My name is Eli Silverstein. I grew up in Princeton, New Jersey. In high school I served as the President of my Model United Nations club for two years and won various awards at many different model UN conferences. I currently am a student of Chinese Asian Pacific Studies at Cornell University. I hope during my time with you at this concept I can share my passion for MUN and foreign policy with you!

Dong Tianyue is now a freshman in Beijing Foreign Study University, majoring in English. She graduated from Hangzhou Foreign Languages School, where she chaired several conferences in the HFLSMUN Club. She took her first WELAND National Training Camp in 2007 and gradually developed her interest in International Affairs. Besides, she is found of reading, jogging and travelling. She is looking forward to meeting young friends in the coming training camp.

Daniel Geisinger was born in Redondo Beach, California. When I was 6, I moved to Taiwan for one year for my dad's work. After returning to the States when I was 7, I continued studying Chinese, and I picked up Abacus as well. During that time, I was, and still am, a guy who really loves sports. For my high school I played basketball and tennis, and was the Varsity tennis captain all 4 years. Also, I was the president of a community service group which volunteers to work with little kids. In the Fall of 2010, I will go back to the United States and attend Harvard College. Living in China now will hopefully give me life experience and maturity to not only succeed in college, but in life after college as well.

Chen Yuefan is right now a junior student from China Foreign Affairs University. She majors in English and International Studies while takes Economics as her minor. She had her first MUN experience in high school. Now as the Vice Chair of CFAU-MUN Association, Chen is mainly responsible for academic research and liaison. She would like to work with all of you in this national holiday.

Carl Brinton recently graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in Asian studies, economics, and Chinese. He's been involved in Model UN for 6 years in high school and college representing many countries on different committees. Last year he ran the Crisis Committee at BYU's MUN conference with his wife, Gloria Jean Gong, and was head delegate of the Russian Federation to NMUN in New York, which was awarded Outstanding Delegation. He is currently studying public policy at Nanjing University.

My name is Andrew Kang and I am a senior at Cornell University. I am majoring in Chinese-US relations, and would like to pursue a career in international law and development after graduation. I look forward to teaching in this program.

FACI, FACI !!


Michael Gold was born and raised in Palo Alto, California and attended Palo Alto High School, where he was editor-in-chief of the Campanile, selected best high school newspaper by TIME Magazine in 2002. He attended Yale University in New Haven, CT, where he was a staff writer for the Yale Daily News and an associate editor of the Yale Daily News Magazine. In spring 2007 he won the Yale Daily News Wallace Prize and Yale University English department Wright Prize for an journalistic essay he wrote on skateboarding in New Haven. In his spare time he enjoys creative writing and has completed a screenplay and two novels.

Melody Young is a junior attending the University of Oregon, majoring in International Studies and minoring in Chinese. Currently, she participates in the Chinese Flagship Program at Nanjing University. She was formerly the Co-President of her high school Speech and Debate club, competing primarily in public debate, student congress, radio commentary, and prose. Fairly versatile in terms of event styles, she invested her high school years into training various novice speakers. Melody is a simple individual who enjoys surfing the web, eating delicious foods, and curling up on the couch with her eyes glued to the television screen.

Mateusz Surówka (Matt) was born and grew up in Cracow, Poland. In 2004 he became a student of Cracow University of Economics, majoring in international relations. The topic of his master thesis regards mutual economical relations between South-East Asian nations and the European Union. In 2004 he joined his university’s Rock Climbing Department and in 2007 became the head of the Department. The following year the club scored third place in Polish Academic Climbing Championship. In 2008 he received a semester scholarship to the Parisian business school ESCP-EAP. Apart of rock climbing, he enjoys trekking, practicing yoga and traveling.

Li Ran (Amy) is now a senior student double majored in Accounting and Finance at University of International Business and Economics. Her first experience with Model UN started in 2005 as the representative of Iran in the 1st PKUNMUN.

In university, she has achieved excellent academic records, volunteered for Beijing Olympic Games and one of the biggest NGOs in the world, interned in giant companies such as PwC, EA, IBM, and also made friends with wonderful people from more than 20 countries. She believes diversity and sharing keep life fresh and she cannot wait to make friends with every one of you!

Lauren Dickey is currently a junior at the University of Oregon, majoring in Asian Studies and Chinese. This year her studies have brought her to Nanjing University where she is continuing to take courses focusing on Sino-American relations and politics. Lauren has participated in Model UN at the college level and debate at the high school level. She loves traveling, learning about other cultures, and meeting new people.

Jenny Wang is currently working for a strategic consulting and sourcing company in Shanghai where she performed due dilligence, valuation analysis and market research for global clients. Jenny graduated this June with a B.A. in Management from Shanghai Jiaotong University. Through her various experiences in the United States, Europe and Southeast Asia, Jenny developed a strong commitment to international relations and politics. She is a very easy going person who loves horse-back riding, Jazz and being exposed to a new culture. Jenny is excited about the training camp and cannot wait to meet all of you!

Han Xue is a senior English oral interpreting student at Beijing Foreign Studies University. Having started debating since her freshman year, Han Xue has attended many debate tournaments both at home and abroad, including the United States, South Korea, Bangladesh, Shanghai, Wuhan, etc. She holds titles of several championships and best speakers, and has been qualified as a coach or an adjudicator in many tournaments as well. Apart from debating, she was the deputy leader of the Society of Chinese Traditional Musical Instruments at BFSU and has successfully organized two concerts. She is active, easy-going and loving to share her experiences with her fellow friends.

Gloria Jean Gong recently graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in Chinese and Media Arts Studies. Last year she ran the Crisis Committee at BYU's MUN conference with her husband, Carl Brinton, and was awarded Outstanding Delegate for her role as Russia on the Security Council of NMUN in New York. She is currently studying environmental law at Nanjing University.


My name is Tatiana Robinson. I grew up in Buffalo, New York. Dur8ing high school I participated on my debate team and occasionally sat in on Model United Nations meetings. MUN helped shape my decision process when choosing a major at my college, Cornell University. I look forward to working and meeting with all of you.

Sonia Powązka is Sinology graduate student from Poznan University In Poland. She also studies International relations as her second faculty. She spent a year on scholarship in Wuhan’s Huazhong Shifan Daxue. She also was an intern in Polish Embassy in Beijing. Sonia loves to travel, to visit new places and to make friends. She’s open-minded, honest and joyful.

Serge Ajamian is presently working as a Project Executive for a Hong Kong based company. He is highly self-motivated, entrepreneurial, and looking for constant self-growth and improvement. He can speak English, French, Arabic, Armenian, and presently undertaking Chinese Mandarin. He has organized and participated in many international events, including GLOBAL AFFAIRS/ANNAHAR/DAILYSTAR, ELECTIONS CANADA, GLOBAL VISION CANADA and HARVARD MODEL CONGRESS.

Seo Hyun(Christine) Kim is currently a rising senior in the CAPS(China and Asia Pacific Studies) program at Cornell University. In the past few years, she has interned at the Korean Mission to the UN, which gave her some insights on how real diplomats in the UN interact. She also interned at the Atlantic Council of the United States, where she was able to attend various international conferences around Washington, DC. She now interns at the Carter Center Beijing, where she collects information about China. She has a great interest in learning about foreign countries and making new friends.

Robert (Bobby) O’Brien is a former Fulbright Scholar and a graduate of George Washington University. His research as both an undergraduate and a Fulbright grantee focused on China’s foreign policy and domestic political transformation. Born in Georgia, he grew up in New Hampshire and lived in Washington, D.C. for four years before moving to Beijing in 2008. Bobby is an avid athlete and sports fan. He played rugby in college, currently hikes regularly with a club based in Beijing, and plans to begin training for a marathon in November.

Peter Wood is a Senior college student from Texas, currently enrolled at Peking University for the 2009-2010 school year. He participated in several MUN conferences during his high school career and has 6+ years of debating experience at the college and high school levels. He spent the 2007-2008 school year at Peking University, where he helped out with the 2007 WEMUN Training and worked with the Speechcrafters Debate Club.

He likes traveling, languages and meeting new people.

Monica Luo is currently studying abroad in Nanjing University; she’s a junior from University of Oregon and her major is marketing. Monica is friendly, kind, enthusiastic, active, organize, creative and responsive. She loves sports and music. Monica cares about her community and loves to be involved with different activities like helping younger children with reading, working at the hospital and volunteering as translator at a community center.

Mike Deal is a graduate of the University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ and Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, CT, where he received his Master of Arts in Teaching degree. He has over a dozen years experience as a teacher with parochial, private and public schools in the United States, including as an Advisor to Mock Trial teams. He is currently teaching Conversational English at Hunan University of Humanities, Science and Technology in Loudi. He's a Lifetime Member of the Society for Educational Reconstruction and currently serves as Editor of the organization's quarterly. Mike loves to travel and has visited over 35 countries and 45 US states.


Zhao Yawei is currently a freshman of Renmin University of China. Having participated in more than 10 times national and international MUN conferences during his high school time, he was selected as the Representative of Mainland China to participate in Sciences Po Europe Asia Conference in Paris, April 2009. He has got the Highest Award in this annual event and also the chance to study at Sciences Po with scholarship next year. He has been chosen as the President of the Student Federation, President of the MUN Association and the Secretariat Member of WEMUNC2009. Two and a half years in MUN made him an optimistic, passionate and bold person. He cannot delineate his gratitude towards the people and society that nurtured him. In the land of possibilities, he believes he can strive for something that’ll one day make him the pride of the world he came from.

Zhang Yuan: Debating from high school years, Zhang Yuan could rank as one of the most persistent debateaholics in China. From Los Angeles to San Diego, from Fukuoka to Melbourne, she has taken part in various public speaking trainings and debate tournaments at home and abroad through college years. After obtaining the runner-up in the 12th FLTRP Cup—the top English debate competition in China, she also became a familiar face in the tournaments held by many universities as invited adjudicator. She can’t wait to see everyone and share all the good things together.

Wentao Yuan studied psychology as an undergraduate at Peking University and a graduate student at Yale University. His research interests include social psychology, judgment and decision making, and consumer behaviors. He recently returned to China from the United States and is planning to pursue a legal career. He looks forward to meeting some of China’s most talented young students.

Wu Li is a student in English Department of China's Foreign Affairs university while he possess massive experiences of training and education, especially on Public Speak. He personally have two students how won the bronze prize and the seventh place in OUTLOOK English Speech Contest (China). Though focuses on public speaking skills, he is also energetic with MUN activities. He was the Best Style winner in Peking University MUN and also well-experienced with US-form MUN. He is willing to offer everything he got and help you to sell yourselves in front of other delegates.

Wang Wenlu(Winnie) is currently a junior in Beijing Foreign Studies University, majoring Teaching Chinese as a Secondary Language. Her MUN life stated from 4 years ago, when she was in high school. Now She is the Secretary General of Model United Association of BFSU.

Wan Li is currently a sophomore in China Foreign Affairs University, majoring in English and International Studies. He has been very involved with Model United Nations activity and served as the Chair of World Bank in WEMUNC 2009. He is passionate about MUN and is always willing to share his MUN experience and thoughts with others.

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WELAND NATIONAL TRAINING CAMP16 Workshop Topics and Lecturers

WORKSHOP TOPICS AND LECTURERS

Workshop Topic Lecturer

China's emerging role in the world Jenny Wang

American High School Classroom Jenny Wang

"The Modern International Political and Economic Systems: Time for a Change?"

Robert Brien

"Sports in America: What's Popular, Where It's Popular, and Why It's Popular"

Robert Brien

International Relations Theory: Realism Chen Yuefan

Basic Theories of Macro-Economic Chen Yuefan

Last 20 years in Poland, After Transformation Sonia Powazka

Polish Nobel Prize winners Sonia Powazka

Sino-Us Relations, the past, the present and the future Andrew Kang

Jordan: Where have all the Jordanians gone? Carl Briton

Central Asia: Here a Stan, there a Stan, everywhere a Stan Stan Carl Briton

The American Documentary Film and Radio Series "This American Life" Gloria Jean Gong

American Political Comedians Gloria Jean Gong

THIMUN Rules and Procedure Fang Chen & Dong Tianyue

Broadway Theater Lauren Dickey

Frisbee Lauren Dickey

International Relations and National Security based on Rio Tinto case Li Ran

Performance Art Li Ran

Workshop Topic Lecturer

European Integration Mateusz Surówka

Merging sport and traveling in Europe Mateusz Surówka

WEART—Art is My Second Language Michael Gold

Not One But Many: American Diversity & Lifestyles Mike Deal

Tucson, AZ & the Southwest USA Mike Deal

How to Resolve Conflicts Monica Luo

Football/Frisbee/Basketball Monica Luo

American Jazz Peter Wood

American Painting and Art History Peter Wood

My Internship Experiences with United Nations Seo Hyun(Christine) Kim

Pop song time (learning songs in English) Seo Hyun(Christine) Kim

Shocking studies in social psychology (Milgram experiment and Stanford prison experiment)

Yuan Wentao

Running a Marathon Yuan Wentao

WELAND NATIONAL TRAINING CAMP18 Logistic and Accommodations

LOGISTIC AND ACCOMMODATIONS

Conference Administration And Services

Registration and Payment

Training Camp tuition fee must be paid in full before a student can register. At registration, each delegation will receive:

Training Camp Handbook• Reading Materials• Badge• Coupons for meals•

If any of these materials is missing from the registration packet, please inquire with staff at the Student Service Desk.

Every student will also be asked to sign contracts agreeing to the Training Camp Code of Conduct.

Check-in, Check-out & Deposit

All students must prepare the original ID card/Hukou/passport of their own for hotel to document during check in.

Deposit of 100RMB per person will be collected during check-in by hotel. The hotel staff will check each room every day, and any damage or lost to the room will be compensated by student him/herself. Remaining deposit will be returned at check-out.All luggage is expected to be fully packed on the night before Check out . Check-out will be

arranged from 12:00 to 13:00 on Oct.7th(Nanjing)/ Oct.8th(Tianjin) .We strongly recommend that a student leader do the check-out for his/her schoolmates. He/she can collect all the room keys and hotel will return remaining deposits of all students to him/her.

All students please leave the cable (网线) in the hotel room, and don’t take it away.(Nanjing)

Meals

Nanjing: All breakfast, lunch and supper will be buffets from the evening of Oct.1st to the morning of Oct.7th.

Training Camp will offer each student a hamburger and a drink as lunch on Oct.1st.

Tianjin: All breakfast, lunch and supper will be buffet from the evening of Oct.2nd to the morning of Oct.8th.

Training Camp will offer each student a hamburger and a drink as lunch on Oct.2nd.

Students must hand in one coupon for each meal to service persons before their entrance to the cafeteria. Coupons will be handed out in the package at registration.

Transportation

Tianjin:Training Camp offer free pick-up places: Tianjin Binhai Airport Terminal , Tianjin Railway Station(Tianjin east Railway Station) from 6:00-14:00 on Oct.2nd

Nanjing:Training Camp offer free pick-up places: Nanjing Lukou International Airport Terminal , Nanjing Railway Station, from 6:00-14:00 on Oct.1st.

Returning Railway Tickets

Training Camp will only help students who have submitted the return ticket request on time.

Students have to hand in the full ticket fee on the night of Oct.1st.(Nanjing)

Students have to hand in the full ticket fee on the night of Oct.2nd.(Tianjin)

Training Camp doesn’t guarantee that every request will be satisfied. All booking fees (range from 10RMB to 50RMB) have to be covered by the student him/herself.

Students will get return tickets at the Student Service Desk on Oct. 5th.

Student Service Desk

Information DeskThe Information Desk acts as the central information center. The Information Desk staff members answer a wide range of questions about Training Camp.

The information includes but is not limited to the following aspects:

Asking for directions• Accommodation problems• Lost badges/materials• Returning tickets• Medical Care• Asking for leave•

Lost & Found DeskDuring the training camp, anything found can be put in L&F Desk while anybody who lost his/her items can register at the desk. Our staff will broadcast every

day on what we have found and notify the owner as soon as we find the registered item.

Shop Attached DeskStudents will be able to buy the book and disk Creating Leaders in the Future: Diplomatic Strategy and Skill involved in Model United Nations edited by the ex-general secretariat of WEMUNC——Leo Chen.

Souvenirs such as pins, T-Shirts, and other merchandise with logos of WELAND are also available for purchase.

Equal Treatment

Training Camp best achieves an educational environment if we offer equal opportunity and access to all students.

Instances of discrimination based upon race, color, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, religion, age, or disability will not be tolerated. If you feel disadvantaged because of any of these reasons, please speak with any of the Secretariat members or staff.

Official Code of Conduct

AttendanceStudents are expected to arrive promptly and attend all classes & sessions in order to be considered for an award at the end of the training camp.

BadgesUpon registration, all students will receive a badge bearing their name, class information and school identification.

Badges must be worn all the time, within the hotel as identification, and as entrance passes to classes & activities.For security reasons, we cannot allow persons

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without badges to take part in any training camp function. Lost badges may be replaced at Student Service Desk for a fee of 10 RMB. The badges are color-coded as follows:

Facilitator gray • Teaching Assistant Green• Student Blue• Faculty Advisor Purple• Organizing Committee Staff Red•

ComputingFree access to the internet can be found in every student’s room. However, this equipment is only for the student to search training-related information and finish homework.

CurfewThe camp schedule indicates the mandatory student curfew for each night. Every night there will be curfew at 23:00, when each student is supposed to be resting in the assigned room. All student rooms must be quiet, and for no reason should students be in the hallways past this time.

No co-ed rooms or movement between rooms will be tolerated. Only those students participating in official

Training Camp activities after curfew, as designated by a member of the conference staff, will be exempted from this provision.

DamageAny damage to or theft of hotel property will not be tolerated, and individuals will be charged for items that are missing or damaged in the hotel.

Hotel DecorumStudents must remember that they are guests of both the hotel and Training Camp. All students are expected to be quiet and professional in the hotel premises. Training Camp students are not the sole occupants of the hotel, and therefore, we must respect the other guests. This includes all elevators, hallways, and stairwells.Prohibited Substances

No student may buy, possess, or consume any alcoholic beverages, narcotic drugs, or any other illegal substances.

Any violations of this rule will be taken very seriously and the student’s faculty advisor, as well as the Training Camp Secretariat, will be notified.

Asking for LeaveNo student will be allowed to leave the hotel during the Training Camp without permission due to security concerns. If the student has to leave hotel due to personal or objective reasons, he/she must notify his/her TA and Training Camp Staff at the same time. Training Camp will issue a paper note with the signature of student him/herself and stamp of Training Camp. Only students with this paper note will be allowed to leave the hotel with accompany of Training Camp Staff.

SafetyStudents must obey the fire and safety rules of the hotel.

EnforcementAll Training Camp personnel will act to uphold these rules of conduct. Training Camp staff members will address any infringement directly or refer the case to the Training Camp Board. Serious violations of policy will be referred to the principle, along with the parents. Training Camp reserves the right to address any violation of the aforementioned Code of Conduct by removing the offender(s) from Training Camp, suspending the individual from participation in Training Camp, and/or prohibiting the individual from future involvement in Training Camp. The Training Camp staff will make every effort to resolve violations of this code with efficiency and discretion; however, if incidents involve hotel security personnel, or local police officials, Training Camp will cooperate fully with the authorities.

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WELAND NATIONAL TRAINING CAMP24 MUN Debating & Public Speaking

MUN DEBATING& PUBLIC SPEAKING

Session Objectives:

To help studnets to be more able to handle different topics 1. and prepare well for speech and debate in MUN

To help studnets to be better able to control emotions/2. manners/ body language/ and pace during a speech

To help studnets to be more able to deliver well-organized 3. and impressive speech in MUN

To help studnets to be more able to effectively refute 4. arguments and participate in MUN debates

To help studnets to be more familiar with the different sides 5. of the Case Issues

To help studnets to be more confident about themselves.6.


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MUN PAPER WRITING Session Objectives:

To help students to be better able to analyze information 1. from Background Guide of a topic in MUN

To help students to be better able to analyze different issues 2. in MUN

To help studnets to be better able to handle different topics 3. and prepare well for paper writing in MUN

To help students be more confident about English writing4.


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NEGOTIATION IN MUN Session Objectives:

To help students to be more able to handle different topics 1. and prepare well for negotiation in MUN

To help students to be better able to control my emotions 2. and manners during negotiation in MUN

To help studnets to be able to bargain more effectively for 3. the country I represent in MUN negotiation

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WELAND NATIONAL TRAINING CAMP60 Cross Culture Communication

CROSS CULTURE COMMUNICATION

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To help students to be better able to interpret situations 1. in an intercultural environment from different angles and perspectives

To help students to be more able to deal with “cultural 2. shock”

To help students to be more able to effectively gain 3. acceptance, adaptation and integration into the host culture

To help students to feel more comfortable approaching a 4. stranger from the host environment.

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