The Preparation Series is a brand-new, totally optional suite of online coaching sessions designed to give every BosMUN delegate—whether you’ve never debated before or you’re a seasoned chair—a clear competitive edge. Hosted by the Head Delegates of the Boston University’s competitive Model UN team (currently ranked 4th in the nation), these sessions will walk you, step by step, through every skill you’ll need to shine at our conference in February! Open to all delegates and completely free, this training platform ensures that every delegate arrives at BosMUN ready to debate, collaborate, and reach for the stars!

 

☆ How It Works ☆

  • Timing and Schedule: The Preparation Series will be hosted in early January. More specific dates and information will come out soon

  • Live Virtual Workshops: Join real-time Zoom sessions led by BU MUN Head Delegates (pictured to the right)

  • Interactive Format: Includes Q&As, activities, and practical examples

  • Totally Free: No cost, no sign-up fees, just high-quality training for all

  • Accessible to All Delegates: Whether you're new to MUN or just want a refresher, you're welcome

  • On Demand: All workshops will be recorded and sent to all attendees, so you can catch up on your own pace

☆ How to Participate ☆

  • Eligibility: All registered BosMUN delegates will be automatically eligible for the Preparation Series!

  • Space: Please note there we have a limited capacity, so make sure to register early!

  • Registration: The registration form is linked down below! Once your delegation has registered for BosMUN, feel free to fill out the registration for our Preparation Series.

  • Preparation: After you fill out the registration form, hang tight! You will receive an email in November outlining the curriculum and schedule, as well as zoom information and prep documents!

  • Optional Materials: Example working papers and crisis notes will be sent out prior to the workshops!

☆ What You’ll Learn ☆

  • Model UN Fundamentals: The basics of parliamentary procedure, common terms and motions, as well as how debate flows in General Assemblies, Specialized Bodies, and Crisis Committees.

  • Public Speaking and Strategy: How to structure an opening speech, engaging in moderated caucuses, and finding your voice and staying diplomatic under pressure.

  • Resolution Writing & Drafting: How to format and write clear, effective clauses, understanding differences between working papers and draft resolutions, and collaborating with others to turn ideas into policy.

  • Inside BosMUN Committees: What makes BosMUN different: innovations, expectations, and formatting, how to prepare for committee-specific experiences, from WHO to crisis, and how to stand out while being a team player.

 
 

Have any questions or want to learn more? Email our Director-General of Internal Affairs, Ajay Raman, at dg@bosmun.org