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About WAMUNC

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The Washington Area Model United Nations Conference (WAMUNC) is a four day exercise in diplomacy, international affairs, and global knowledge. WAMUNC prides itself on being one of the premier high school Model United Nations conferences in the world. WAMUNC's uniqueness lies in its high quality simulations as well as its geographic location in the heart of the American capital. WAMUNC is located just outside Washington, D.C. and fully staffed and sponsored by The George Washington University. 

Over the conference’s four days, WAMUNC provides educational experiences through its committee simulations. Further, WAMUNC’s location in the nation’s capital allows delegates to experience briefings, lectures, and speeches from leading professionals in related fields.Whether delegates are Model UN veterans or completely new to the MUN scene, they will find that this conference will challenge their diplomatic skills, increase their knowledge of the subjects debated, and enrich their understanding of the world.

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Our Mission

The Washington Area Model United Nations Conference is dedicated to promoting the development of diplomacy and knowledge of the field of international affairs amongst high school students from all over the world by providing a top-quality conference experience that allows learning and personal growth in a fun and engaging atmosphere.

The International Affairs Society ​

The International Affairs Society (IAS) is the largest nonpartisan student organization at The George Washington University. We are dedicated to promoting a greater understanding of international affairs, politics, and diplomacy. We are affiliated with The Elliott School of International Affairs and acts as the umbrella organization for various student activities such as The Globe, an international affairs undergraduate academic journal, and a Model United Nations Team. The IAS also hosts two Model United Nations Conferences each year; The Greater Washington Area Conference on International Affairs (GWCIA) which hosts over 400 middle school students, and the Washington Area Model United Nations Conference (WAMUNC), which brings over 1300 high school students from all over the world to discuss and debate international and domestic issues. Additionally, the International Affairs Society hosts embassy and think tank visits throughout the year, as well as speaking events with diplomats, foreign dignitaries, professors, and other experts in the field of international affairs. 

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