COMMITTEES

NAIMUN prides itself on its dynamic, educational committees. Students at NAIMUN are pushed to heighten their understanding of the international system through 42 simulations. Our committees range from standard UN committees like the UN General Assembly and the Security Council to crisis simulations of various regional organizations, national cabinets, corporate boards, and political organizations. NAIMUN will continue to outperform its peer conferences by providing rigorous and innovative simulations that challenge delegates and foster thought-provoking debate. Going beyond traditional assemblies and cabinets, a large number of non-traditional forums, corporate boards, and domestic bodies push the boundaries of MUN and will force delegates to confront the changing nature of international politics.

Position Papers

Position papers are required for all delegations. Any delegate who does not submit a position paper will be ineligible to receive an award. All position papers must be submitted through the NAIMUN Registration system. Delegates can also find writing and submission guidelines, as well as a sample paper, on the Position Papers page. Position papers must be submitted online by the end of the first committee session (Thursday night).