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Class
The MUN class and club focuses on recreating the ideas
and functions of the United Nations in a classroom setting.
The class aims to provide students with an understanding of
the purpose of the UN through debate simulation. Students
will get to experience problem solving and resolution
writing for current international issues, public speaking,
open debate, and diplomacy. Topics are international in
nature, and include conflict throughout the globe, economic
reforms, environmental issues, and revision and
implementation of international law. The class also
introduces the core procedure necessary to compete in
national and international MUN conferences through the UCI
MUN Travel Team. The class is student taught and meets once
a week. Students can take the class for 2 credits pass/no
pass.
The Instructors
Nima
Beheshti
4th Year Biological Sciences/Political Sciences
Major
Likes: tea, naps, British accents
Dislikes:
spiders, exercise
Rachelle Plotkin
4th Year
European Studies/French Major, Political Science Minor
Likes: Napoleon, Fitzgerald novels, pea coats
Dislikes:
reality television, Kenye West
Where/When?
Offered every quarter.
Tuesday, 5:00-6:20 PM
SSPB
1208
For further information, please email:
ucimunclass@gmail.com
Club
Are you interested in being
a part of MUN @ UCI? Want to learn more about what we do and
how to get involved? Come to our meetings held every other
Tuesday from 6:20-7:00 P.M in SSPB 1208. Our first meeting
will be on September 28, 2010. We look forward to seeing you
there!
For futher information, please email:
ucimunclass@gmail.com
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