Model United Nations Assembly 2015

         Last February 7-8, 2014, our Model United Nations team of Brent Baguio attended the Model United Nations Assembly at the World Health Organization. This was the real simulation of the Model United Nations. This year, I was given such a big country, China, and I have joined in the Human Rights Council.

          At first, I was really scared about the country choice and the council because it would be really hard to represent China in a Human Rights Council. However, I was really determined to speak up much during this conference because I regretted last year that I did not speak up. Because I wanted to speak, I have done so much research about the country and was really prepared to be there.

          When we were there, I was nervous once again but I learned from last year to be confident in what I have to say. With that determination, I was able to speak up so much during our council meeting. In addition to that, I was really happy that the resolution that I made was able to make it to the General Assembly where all the delegates would discuss and debate about it. Since it was the resolution that I have made with so much effort, the effort put into it was really worth it. Although it was not able to pass at the General Assembly, I was still happy with what I was able to accomplish.

          Although this is my Model United Nations Conference of my high school life, I have no regrets on this year's conference. I believe that I have done my best and it all paid off. Unlike last year, I was able to be confident to deliver my ideas and skills. It was really thankful to our adviser, Ms. Lena, for preparing me and other members to be active at the conference. I was also happy to be with a fun group with other members of MUN and I really enjoyed the cooperation within our group. We often helped each other when someone needed help in writing a resolution or making an opening speech. This MUN conference was one that I would never forget in my life. This may be my last MUN conference of my high school life but I hope to continue it throughout my life at the university.