Dear Delegates,

I want to welcome all of you to the dynamic and essential organization that is the NAIMUN Press Corps.

Originally from Rochester Hills, Michigan, I am a junior in the School of Foreign Service studying International Politics and International Development. I have experience in journalism that stretches back into high school, where I was very involved in my school newspaper and rose to Editor-in-Chief in my senior year. At Georgetown, I joined the design staff of the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, and am looking forward to continuing my involvement next year. Throughout my experience I strove for excellence in all aspects of the publication, which I want to continue at NAIMUN.

The media occupies a place of huge importance in international politics. We live in an era of 24-hour news cycles and constant coverage of global situations. Although we hardly have the capability of a corporation like CNN, we can use the Press Corps to give our take on the happenings of the conference. My goal is for us to work together to circulate a coherent publication that will help all of the delegates achieve a full conference experience by keeping them abreast of the developments of various committees.

Press Corps will be an active news organization that can adapt to your needs and ideas. Your input will be especially valuable in creating a positive conference experience, so I expect you, as members of the Press Corps, to actively contribute to the publication by reporting on developments in committees and writing articles about the events that transpire. Ultimately, we will all collaborate to create an informative and effective publication.

I look forward to meeting all of you and making this a fun and productive conference.

Regards,

Kyle Sucher
Editor-in-Chief, Press Corps
NAIMUN XLVI
kjs53(at)modelun.org

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