LUNCH

Since the people who voted for the extra cost of food are not enough for us to make a decision we thought it would be better if the school canteen would be open during lunch break.

Daily Programme

Saturday 10.5.2008

10.00-10.30 Registration

10.30-11.30 Opening Ceremony

12.00-14.00 Lobbying

14.00-15.00 Lunch/Break

15.00-18.00 Lobbying

Sunday 11.5.2008

10.00-13.00 Formal Debate

13.00-14.00 Lunch/Break

14.00-17.30 General Assembly

17.30-18.00 Closing Ceremony

Administrative Staff (Admin)

Admin staff are students who help the delegates and student officers during the conference.
Their duties include maintaining order in the GA, passing the notes as well as helping on the preparation-typing of the resolutions.
Admin staff will be awarded with more CAS hours than delegates.

C.A.S.

All IB students attending the conference either as delegates or admin staff will be rewarded with CAS hours (creativity).
(Admin staff will be rewarded with more hours.)

STUDENT OFFICERS

Secretary General: Eleni Intzidi

President of the General Assembly: Ellie Kouremenou 

CHAIRS

Human Rights Council:
Dimitris Kentrotis
Ilias Katsoufis

Committee on Disarmament and International Security:
Dionisis Orkoulas-Razis
Panagiotis Tzannetakis

Economic and Social Council:
Vasilis Xatziaslanis
Costantinos Kapsaskis

Date

We would like to inform you that the conference will take place at the IB building on Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th of May.

HOW TO APPLY?

All students of the Moraitis School attending Γ' Γυμνασιου to Β'Λυκειου or IB1 can participate on the conference.

IF YOU ARE AN IB STUDENT you can:

1. SIGN UP AT THE FRONT DESK (κα.Γιωτα)
2. SEND US AN EMAIL WITH YOUR NAME AT moremun@gmail.com


STUDENTS FROM ΛΥΚΕΙΟ AND ΓΥΜΝΑΣΙΟ:

1.SIGN UP AT YOUR DEPARTMENT'S OFFICE ( Γραφειο Γυμνασιου ή Λυκειου απο Τεταρτη     9 Απριλιου)
2. SEND US AN EMAIL WITH YOUR NAME AND CLASS YEAR AT moremun@gmail.com


DEADLINE: Thursday 17th of April.

Useful Links

htttp://www.un.org for information on the United Nations in general

and

http://users.hol.gr/~amun/ for information on the Athens Model United Nations

Hints about the MUN

Conduct
High standards of conduct are demanded of all participants throughout the duration of the conference. Respect is to be shown to all fellow delegates, Student Officers and teachers. Smoking and consumption of alcoholic beverages will be prohibited everywhere in the conference premises. Violation of any of the above rules may lead to temporary or permanent expulsion from the conference at the discretion of the Organisers.

Dress Code
The MUN is a formal conference and, therefore, formal attire is required, meaning suit and tie for gentlemen and a similar degree of formality for ladies. Informal clothing (T-shirts, jeans, sneakers etc) will NOT be allowed. THE DRESS CODE ALSO INCLUDES ALL STUDENT OFFICERS AND ORGANIZING TEAM.

Resolutions and Policy Statements
Delegates are required to come to the conference with a draft resolution on each item of the agenda of their forum. A sufficient number of copies of these drafts will greatly facilitate you during lobbying.
You should also be able to deliver a brief policy statement on each topic, whether it has been prepared prior to the conference or not.

What is MORE.M.U.N.

The MORE.M.U.N. (Model United Nations) is a 2-day simulation of the work of the United Nations. Students from our school participate representing a country in UN forums, like the General Assembly and its committees, and the Economic and Social Council. It is an opportunity for students to tackle world issues that often remain uncovered by mainstream media and to better understand the workings of international diplomacy while improving their rhetorical skills. The official and working language of the conference is English and the dress code is strictly formal as corresponding to diplomats.