SEOUL MODEL UNITED NATIONS NOVEMBER 7-9 2013
Fostering an appropriate balance between individual liberty and collective responsibility
C
Designed by
Tech crewsaders
P1 SEOMUN XVI
SEOMUN XVI P2
WELCOME FROM THE COORDINATOR MYLEAH RYDBERG Welcome to Seomun XVI! As a newcomer to the world of Model United Nations, organizing the 16th annual Seomun Conference was more than overwhelming at times, but is has also showed me what an amazing opportunity we have to participate in such events. With delegates willing to set aside valuable time to consider the global dilemmas of today and actively engage in obtaining solutions, with officers willing to facilitate those discussions and hold their peers accountable to lofty standards of excellence, with administrative staff willing to serve quietly in the background, with the press willing to invest the time and energy required to document the experience—it has been an honor to serve each of you. The two young women who have made this all possible cannot be thanked enough. Eunice Lee and Katie Lew have spent countless hours—many times into the deep hours of the morning—working through the complexities of creating an enriching experience for all participants. The incredible amount of detail that goes into organizing an event of this size was something we did not anticipate seven months ago when we began. But with every obstacle (and there were many), these young women rose to the occasion and continue to demonstrate a maturity of leadership and vision that is beyond their years. We all owe them our gratitude.
Myleah Rydberg
Seomun XVI Coordinator Seoul Foreign School
These past months of planning and preparation are culminating in the next three days of debate, deliberation, and engaged learning. I trust that this experience will be enriching and that each of us will leave having gained some new insight about ourselves, our peers, the world around us, and the role we play in making that world a better place. Thank you.
P3 SEOMUN XVI
WELCOME FROM TH LEADERSHIP TEAM SECRETARY GENERAL Esteemed Delegates, Advisors, Student Officers, and guests,It gives me no greater joy than to warmly invite you to the 16th Seoul Model United Nations Conference¬ of 2013. My name is Eunice Lee and I am honored to dutifully serve as your Secretary General for this year’s conference. I entered the world of MUN wide eyed and curious four years ago, and to this day my love for MUN still burns as passionately as when I first entered it. It seems like yesterday when I was a delegate in the Special Conference for SEOMUN. Like many others, I was the quintessential, nervous delegate with scattered notes and papers who avoided any direct eye contact with the chairs. But by the end of the conference, I left SEOMUN completely changed from how I entered it. The new opportunities that SEOMUN gave me encouraged me to break free from my boundaries and to take risks into becoming the kind of person I was meant to be. SEOMUN was the turning point that provided me with a real-life understanding on the complexity of the global issues we fight today and the multiple perspectives that must be considered as we try to alleviate them.
Eunice Lee
Secretary General Seoul Foreign School ’14
It goes without saying that SEOMUN’s legacy as a prestigious conference in Asia has been a cornerstone to the MUN experience of countless delegates. Its ability to provide unique cross-cultural experiences along with its competitive climate is why it holds a special place in my heart and the hearts of many others. To this day, it never ceases to amaze me the sheer immensity and complexity of intellect that SEOMUN brings to offer. I hope that through my job as Secretary General, I will be able to preserve this intellectual curiosity SEOMUN offers and its ability to change people’s perspectives and lives. It is in my highest of hopes that the legacy of SEOMUN will continue for years to come, until this conference receives the worldwide recognition that it deserves. Today I stand here as your Secretary General – absolutely thrilled and honored to initiate and lead the plans for this year’s conference and strive to create another memorable SEOMUN for everyone. Throughout this three day conference, I hope that you all remember that every country has its own story – a story that, for some, has been exposed and repeatedly told, while for others, has been hidden and locked away. It is your job as delegates to represent your country in its special and unique way so that you can bring a kind of innate diversity to the debates that you will be involved in. While we may be young, we are part of a generation that is fearless. Delegates, I challenge you to exist as a wanderer of the road less traveled. Be the agent of change, the 12-year-old romantic idealist who dares to dream, or the citizen of the world willing to persevere and climb mountains to rise above all odds. See how far you can challenge yourself and most of all, have fun. The world is in your hands. Good Luck!
SEOMUN XVI P4
HE DEPUTY SECRETARY GENERAL Esteemed Delegates, Advisers, Student Officers, and guests, My name is Bryan Kim, and I am currently a senior at Seoul Foreign School. It is truly an honor and a privilege to serve you as your Deputy Secretary General for SEOMUN XVI. This year marks my fourth and final time participating in this conference, and, looking back, I can say that it truly was a pleasure learning and growing through SEOMUN. I can still remember my first conference as a nervous, young delegate, too timid and intimidated to utter more than a few words over the course of the entire conference. Eventually, though, it was thanks to SEOMUN that I was able to find my voice and come to treasure my conference experiences. It is my hope that SEOMUN XVI will offer the same fond memories and learning opportunities to each and every one of the participants.
Bryan Kim
Deputy Secretary General Seoul Foreign School ‘14
I’ve found over the course of my high school years that Model U.N. truly is an experience unlike any other. Nowhere else can one find such a talented group of student speakers, thinkers, and leaders, who are eager to confront serious policy issues and global crises. It never ceases to amaze me that every year at SEOMUN I meet so many bright young students full of creative ideas and practical solutions to issues as complex and controversial as the European sovereign debt crisis, protecting biodiversity in the Amazon, and responding to North Korean military provocations. It is the sort of unique experience which only MUN can offer, and SEOMUN sets an extraordinarily high bar in every relevant area. As your deputy secretary general, I will strive to preserve and build on SEOMUN’s past accomplishments and bring the very best of the MUN experience to each of the participants. As a final note, I would like to say that we mustn’t forget, in our eagerness to debate and spar with our ideas, that the questions we discuss are real, with real consequences. Many of us, who participate in this conference, will go on to become leaders and global citizens. Although many of us may choose not to pursue international relations or diplomacy as a career, I strongly hope and believe that each of us can take something valuable away from this conference. However clichéd it may sound, it is true: we live in a world beset by challenges and problems. Each and every one of us, as educated global citizens, have a duty to understand, be aware, and take responsibility for the world that we live in, whatever our path in life may be. I sincerely hope that everyone who participates in this unique event will come away with a greater commitment to our world and to a brighter future. Thank you for your participation and best of luck!
P5 SEOMUN XVI
ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTORS Esteemed Delegates, Advisers, Student Officers, and guests, I am truly honored to serve you at this year’s SEOMUN XVI Conference as your Administrative Director. As our Secretary General Eunice Lee and Deputy Secretary General Bryan Kim have recounted, I was also a delegate in my freshman year in the Economic and Social Council. It was a truly memorable experience as we debated and shared our different ideas in order to strive toward a common goal. Through SEOMUN, I was able to learn more about global issues, gain debating experience, and meet some of the most gifted and intelligent people. Although not the most outspoken delegate, I still gained so much from that single conference and have learned much in each SEOMUN conference after. The Administrative Director is not a significant of a role as the Secretary General or the Deputy Secretary General and it is not as interactive with delegates as a chairing position in the committees. However, it is still a very important role because it deals with management issues and the supervision of the conference as a whole. Everything from the kinds of pens delegates use to the direction of the conference is a part of this role. I took on this challenge because I truly want to help delegates gain an enriching experience from SEOMUN as I did four years ago. I hope that through this SEOMUN conference, all delegates will gain something from it that they will be able to use in the future. Thank you and good luck,
Katie Lew
Administrative Director Seoul Foreign School ‘14 Esteemed Delegates, Advisers, Student Officers, and Guests, My name is Jung Hyun (Monica) Lee, and I am currently a junior attending Korea International School. It is truly an honor to serve as your Administrative Director for this year’s Seoul Model United Nations. As this is my third year participating in SEOMUN, SEOMUN is a conference that is quite close to my heart. In fact, I began my Model UN career as a delegate in SEOMUN. This conference essentially opened my eyes to the world of MUN, kindled my interest in debating on global issues, and provided me with the opportunity to work with some of the most talented individuals. Needless to say, each SEOMUN conference that I have participated in was an unforgettable experience. I am thus especially looking forward to serving as this year’s Administrative Director. Throughout the conference, I will be responsible not only for all of the admin staff, but also for the management and administration of the entire conference. My hope is that SEOMUN will be just as meaningful and fulfilling for each and every participant as it was for me. Jung Hyun (Monica) Lee Administrative Director Korea International School ’15
Thank you, and I wish you the best of luck! Sincerely,
SEOMUN XVI P6
DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY Dear Delegates and all SEOMUN Participants, My name is Dhira Khewsubtrakool, widely known in the Seoul Foreign School community as Web. It gives me great interest to serve you this year as the Seoul Model United Nations’ Director of Information & Technology. Under my job description I am tasked with providing the best experience both in terms of a consistent web experience and design of all printed materials and publications. This can range from the likes of the seoumkorea. com website, to the posters and fliers that you will see. However I am participating in this conference to represent myself but the organization for which I am part of leading concurrently as I serve this position—The Tech Crewsaders Education Technology Support Team. Before accepting the job offer to also work serve as the Director of Technologies, I worked and continued to do so as a leader of the Tech Crewsader Team and the Editor-in-Chief of the Tech Crewsader Magazine. The Tech Crewsader team is a student led “Education Technology Integration and Support” team aimed to help aid the community in technology. However what really makes us different than others that had come before us with the similar role to “support in technology” we believe heavily in the importance of constantly innovating, designing, and publishing. With this belief at our core we apply these principles to everything that we do from our website to Tech Crewsaders Magazine.
Dhira Web Khewsubtrakool
Director of Information & Technology Editor-in-Chief of Tech Crewsaders Seoul Foreign School ‘15
With the principles I uphold from the Tech Crewsaders, I aim highly to apply them to help make the SEOMUN of this year the best experience yet. When I first accepted the job my main goal was to radically change the aging design of the website that had remained the in some ways the same for many years. Now the new website is the definition of the modern web—clean, responsive, snappy, and beautifully designed. From there I also applied the same philosophy to all of our promotional graphics, posters, and many more material that uploads the SEOMUN’s image. I hope that this year’s Seoul Model United Nations will be the most memorable yet!
ASST. DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY Dear Delegates and all SEOMUN Participants, My name is James Yuh and I am honored to part of SEOMUN XVI. As Director of Information & Technology, my job description ranges from creating the website to desinging the programme you will hold on your first day of SEOMUN XVI. I am proud not only to represent my school during this prestigious conference but for representing the tech organization at my school – The Tech Crewsaders. As a member of the Tech Crewsader Team, I try to help both my school faculty and my classmates to become more technologically aware in this ever-modernizing world through both design and technology (key tenets of our tech team philosophy). I fully believe that such innovation is required for people to adapt to this ever-changing world. As such, I believe that it is a great privilege to help every MUNer – the future leaders of our generation. I genuinely hope this year’s SEOMUN will be an incredible experience for all of you and help you further develop as young adults. I wish you the best of luck.
James Yuh
Asst. Director of IT Tech Crewsaders Seoul Foreign School ’15 P7 SEOMUN XVI
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 6TH 05:00-06:00 PM
Officer Meeting / SFS Location TBA
06:00-07:30 PM
Officer Dinner / Location TBA
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 7TH 07:00-08:00 AM
Student Officer (Staff) Morning Meeting
08:00-09:00 AM
Registration
09:00-10:15 AM
Opening Ceremony Brief Introduction SEOTV News Report Broadcast Welcome from the DSG Bryan Kim Welcome from the SG Eunice Lee Introduction of Officer Team Introduction of Seoulite & SEOTV Administrative Directors Speech Official Opening of SEOMUN
10:15-10:30 AM 10:30 AM 12:00-01:45 PM
Committees Begins Sessions Lunch Break
04:30 PM
Approval Panel for Vetting Closes
05:00 PM
Delegates are Dismissed
05:00-05:30 PM 05:30-6:00 PM
SEOMUN XVI P8
Transition to Committee Rooms
SEOMUN Staff Meeting Executive Officer Overview
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 7TH 08:00-09:00 AM
SEOMUN Staff Morning Meeting
09:00-04:55 PM
Committees in Session
12:00-01:45 PM
Lunch Break
05:00 PM 05:00-05:30 PM
Delegates are Dismissed Student Officer Meeting
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 9TH 11:00-03:00 PM
Committees in Session
03:45-03:55 PM
Delegates Move to Robb Hall
04:00-05:00PM
Closing Ceremony
05:00 PM
All Delegates are Dismissed
P9 SEOMUN XVI
AGENDA AND ISSUES GENERAL ASSEMBLY I 1. Measures to alleviate damage and prevent violence caused by religious and ethnic militias in the Sahel region of western Africa 2. Measures to end and reduce African coastal piracy 3. Formation of an international framework on the development of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in regards to international security
GENERAL ASSEMBLY II 1. Reforming fiscal and international assistance organizations in promoting accountability and sustainable development in LEDCs 2. Creating an integrated sustainable management system for urban development plans in both MEDCs and LEDCs 3. Reassessing instant responses and long term global financial plans (international assistance and/or multilateral frameworks) to prevent global subprime Mortgage Crisis
ECONOMIC & SOCIAL COUNCIL (ECOSOC) 1. Resolving the issue of money-laundering in Africa 2. Strengthening the coordination of humanitarian assistance of the United Nations 3. Constructing an effective, structural economic blueprint for post-2015 millennium development goals, specifically, the issue of sustainable development
SEOMUN XVI P10
HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL I 1. Measures to protect and enhance reproductive rights of women 2. Promotion of religious freedom and protection of religious minorities in Western and Central Asia 3. Measures to protect human rights during peaceful protests and combat unfair criminalization
HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL II 1. Finding methods of securing the fundamental rights of peoples living in regions negatively impacted by cresting climates and resource exploitation 2. Providing opportunities to persons with disabilities, especially in LEDCs, and protecting their legal rights 3. Providing national strategies to fulfill the human rights of migrant workers, fully capture their contributions, and beset racism
SPECIAL CONFERENCE 1. Finding methods of securing the fundamental rights of peoples living in regions negatively impacted by cresting climates and resource exploitation 2. Providing opportunities to persons with disabilities, especially in LEDCs, and protecting their legal rights 3. Providing national strategies to fulfill the human rights of migrant workers, fully capture their contributions, and beset racism
P11 SEOMUN XVI
DISARMAMENT COMMITTEE 1. Establishing measures to prevent, combat, and eradicate the illicit traffic of small arms and light weapons 2. Preventing the weaponization of outer space through the International Code of Conduct for Outer Space Activities 3. Containing radioactive wastes developed by nuclear weapons to minimize environmental impact in the long term
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION 1. Encouraging the eradication of world hunger with an environmentallyfriendly approach 2. Promoting the usage and development of carbon capture and storage (CCS) 3. Supporting measures to create water security and the sustainable management of fresh water supplies, with special regard to developing countries
ADVISORY PANEL 1. Providing aid to Malian refugees across borders and facilitating their reintegration into Malian society 2. Restoring post-coup political stability and governmental authority in Mali 3. Combating crimes against women, including widespread rape and female genital mutilation (FGM), in Mali
SEOMUN XVI P12
SECURITY COUNCIL 1. Settling the Question of Palestine through peace negotiations 2. Establishing lasting peace in Xinjiang 3. Fostering alternative strategies to eliminate nuclear threat
SIX PARTY TALKS 1. I. Reevaluation of the Korean Armistice Agreement to prevent further escalation of military tension on the peninsula 2. II. Establishing a collective effort to release and provide information about missing Korean War POWs 3. III. Preventing both international belligerence and violence among citizens regarding territorial disputes with neighboring countries
HISTORICAL COMMISION 1. Resolving the Suez Canal Crisis
INTERNATIONAL COURT JUSTICE 1. Australia vs. Japan: New Zealand Intervening (Whaling in the Antarctic)
P13 SEOMUN XVI
NOTES FROM THE PRESIDENTS GENERAL ASSEMBLY I Most honored delegates, student officers, advisers, and guests, Greetings! My name is Christine Kim, a senior at Seoul International School, and I have the honor of serving you as the President ofGeneral Assembly 1 for SEOMUN XVI. I entered the world of Model United Nations in middle school, and was so taken by MUN that I continued throughout high school. When I attended SEOMUN in my freshman year, I was stunned by the quality of debate, leadership, and passion in the General Assembly. I have started my MUN career as a General Assembly delegate at SEOMUN, and will end my high school MUN career as the President of General Assembly 1. This certainly explains why I hold this forum particularly close to the heart. Christine Kim President of the General Assembly I Seoul International School
Other than SEOMUN, I have main submitted and main co-submitted at numerous conferences including THIMUN-The Hague. SEOMUN XVI will mark my ninth conference. I have also served as the General Assembly Deputy Assistant President in SEOMUN XV. My experience last year fueled me to apply as the President of General Assembly this year. I am confident to state that the delegates in General Assembly will be passionate, global leaders and intellectuals throughout the world.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY II Dear distinguished General Assembly II delegates, It is my pleasure to welcome you to the sixteenth annual session of Seoul Model United Nations. My name is Paul S. Cho, a senior at Yongsan International School of Seoul, and it is my honor to serve you as the President of General Assembly II this year’s SEOMUN conference. I have served as the President of ECOSOC in the fifteenth annual session of SEOMUN last year, and this conference will mark as my 4th SEOMUN conference and 11th major conference overall.
Paul S. Cho President of the General Assembly II Yongsan Int’l. School of Seoul
SEOMUN XVI P14
Throughout my entire MUN career, I have been in economic and financial related committees. Each conference was a challenge and an opportunity for me to grow as a MUN member. In this year’s conference, we will tackle multiples of challenging fiscal issues on the surface of the world. Despite its difficulty to approach, I have the utmost belief and confidence that the delegates will do their best in resolving these issues. I hope this coming SEOMUN XVI, particularly in GA2, will be a wonderful experience to you.
HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL I Dear delegates, It is my distinct pleasure to welcome you to the Human Rights Council at SEOMUN XVI. My name is Yoobin Weon, and I am a senior at Daewon Foreign Language High School. I have been involved in Model UN since my freshman year, with THIMUN Singapore being my first MUN conference. Throughout my high school life, MUN has provided me with tremendous opportunities—from discussing issues that are threatening the global community to meeting and being friends with incredible people from diverse backgrounds. I hope that you are excited for this conference as I am, and I am looking forward to serving as your president and working with you all!
Yoobin Weon President of Human Rights I Daewon Foreign Language High School
HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL II
Daniel K. Kim President of Human Rights Council II International Christian School – UJB
Esteemed delegates, Thomas Jefferson once declared, “We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” Whether you, a determined delegate wishing to provide answers to global questions, internally agree or disagree with Mr. Jefferson’s quote, it is nonetheless the crucial responsibility of the United Nations Human Rights Council II to bring the matter of universal human rights unto a global platform. My name is Daniel K Kim, and I, as the forum president for this year’s Human Rights Council, cordially welcome you to a committee that asks essential questions pertinent to the same rights we often overlook. Why do some countries silence their citizens’ rights to freely express? Do alien workers deserve the same rights as those who are born and raised in the same country? Can it be justified that disabled persons get fewer social benefits than others? These are the questions you, a delegate, will be confronting not only as a participant of this conference, but more importantly, as an active citizen of a community, fostering both individual and communal responsibilities. With that said, I welcome you once again to the Human Rights Committee.
P15 SEOMUN XVI
ECONOMIC & SOCIAL COUNCIL (ECOSOC) Greetings, This is Solina Shim, ECOSOC Forum President of SEOMUN XVI, from Hankuk Academy of Foreign Studies. The world ahead of us is all about finding an appropriate balance between individuality and collectivity; most countries are struggling from various problems that need both independent actions and international cooperation. Indeed, it seems as though there are hardly any problems that can be solved by either single nation’s individual effort or international help. They need both. In the midst of this greatly intermingled world, we have the responsibility to foster a balance between individual liberty and collective responsibility in order to make proper solutions for the future, beyond just our reality.
Solina Shim ECOSOC President Hanguk Academy of Foreign Studies
Throughout the conference, I want every single one of you to truly interchange with others around you. MUN is not about making preambles and clauses; it’s about widening your gaze by interacting with others. I assure you that what you will learn here will be beyond anything you will have ever learned in your classrooms. Exceed your limit and show your potential to others. I hope to see your bright smile at the closing ceremony. Enjoy your precious opportunity here at SEOMUN!
SPECIAL CONFERENCE Hello, I am Soo Ho (John) Park, currently a junior attending Korea International School, and I will be serving as the President of theSpecial Conference. This conference will mark my third SEOMUN conference and my 10th MUN conference overall. Having served as a chair and a delegate in the Special Conference in previous occasions, I am particularly excited to be a part of such a unique forum once again.
Soo Ho (John) Park Special Conference President Korea International School
SEOMUN XVI P16
As I entered the world of MUN and learned about the true purpose of the UN in resolving the pressing world issues today, I began to really enjoy talking with other delegates, debating on world issues, and formulating creative solutions. I hope that through this conference, all delegates would strive to seize the opportunity to voice their opinions in their countries’ stances and, for the most part, enjoy the atmosphere of the conference. I look forward to this year’s SEOMUN conference and wish all of the delegates an unforgettable and rewarding experience. I look forward to this year’s SEOMUN conference and wish all of the delegates an unforgettable and rewarding experience.
DISARMAMENT COMMITTEE Greetings,
Bo Wen Chin Pres. of the Disarmament Comm. Tianjin International School
My name is Bo Wen Chin and I am honored to be serving as the president for the Disarmament Commission. This will be my second SEOMUN conference and my ninth overall. Throughout my MUN career, I have always been passionate about disarmament and international security, as it is constantly changing and evolving. This is due to the fact that politics is based on sovereignty and the act of maintaining sovereignty relies on security and armament. But as nations around the world build up their armaments and resources to defend their people, it is inevitable that individual liberty would be affected to some degrees. Therefore, it is imperative that you, as delegates, explore all realms on the issues and develop ingenious solutions to strike a perfect balance between collective responsibility and individual liberty. And at the same time, the issues for this commission are specifically designed to cover a wide spectrum so that you may ultimately grow as global citizens.
ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION Welcome to SEOMUN XVI! I am Grace Han, and I am from Yongsan International School of Seoul. After serving as a delegate and assistant president for eight major conferences, it is an honor for me to serve you as a president for my ninth. But personal introductions aside—The issues today are pressing. With the recent expiration of the Kyoto Protocol, the environmental future is incredibly unstable. No limitations on greenhouse gases. No major policy enforcement. No agreement whatsoever. The global ecosystem is deteriorating day by day, and not a single head bows to mourn. (In short, the issues today are pretty depressing, too.)
Grace Han Environmental Comm. President Yongsan Int’l. School of Seoul
However, that is where you come in. Everyone—including you—is vital to rebuilding the world. Do not be afraid to take the podium; do not hesitate to raise your placard. Play with ideas. Make alliances. Have fun! But do not forget that these issues are real. These past three years in MUN have been incredible for me. And I pray that, within the next three days, your MUN experience will be just as (or even more) incredible, too. As the saying goes, let us have a “fruitful debate”!
P17 SEOMUN XVI
INTERNATIONAL COURT JUSTICE Greetings Advocates and Judges of ICJ, Welcome to SEOMUN XVI. It’s an honor for me to serve you as this year’s president of International Court of Justice. The spirit of MUN is to contemplate the future and bring changes. Delegates in general and special forums seek to resolve existing problems, and plan out actions necessary to bring about the advised changes. However, the task of International Court of Justice is unique. We take time to review and confirm that justice is protected. To talk justice is one thing, but to achieve it, another.
Junwon Park Pres.of International Court of Justice Korea International School
Newcomers to ICJ may be astonished by its fierce debate. Unlike delegates who would prioritize betterment of society over their self-interest, advocates in ICJ do not hesitate to criticize their opponent nor do they package their obvious self-interest. I find this to be the beauty of ICJ. Fight for your nation and your nation only; then, justice will naturally prevail. Being an ICJ advocate is an arduous task, non like that of a normal delegate. You will learn complex court procedures and intricate objections. But when it’s over, you’ll be proud to be holding the prestigious position, to be a member of ICJ. My last advice: “Uphold your own justice”.
SEOMUN XVI P18
SEOMUN XVI EXECUTIVES Eunice Lee Bryan Kim Katie Lew Monica Lee
Secretary General Deputy Secretary General Administrative Director Administrative Director
SFS SFS SFS KIS
GA1 GA2 SPC ECOSOC HRC1 HRC2 Environmental Disarmament Advisory Panel Security Council Six Party Talks ICJ Historical
SIS YISS KIS HAFS DFLHS ICS-U YISS TIS YISS KIS KIS KIS SFS
GA1 GA2 SPC ECOSOC HRC1 HRC2 Environmental Disarmament AP Security Council SPT ICJ Historical
ISQ SIS ISQ SIS YISS SFS BIS HAFS KIS SIS SFS KIS SFS
FORUM PRESIDENTS Christine Kim Paul Cho John Park Solina Shim Jacklyn Weon Daniel Kim Grace Han Bo Wen Chin Esther Yoon Jae Hyun Park Michelle Lee Junwon Park Akash Ramanujam
ASSISTANT PRESIDENTS Paul Moon Eva Hong Clara Yi Jaewon Choi Sangwoo Kim Michele Lim Seung Ho Oh Jiyeon Kim Suzy Park Albert Kim Ian Kim Danette Chun Jimmy Yuh
DEPUTY ASSISTANT PRESIDENTS/REGISTRAR Chris Yoo, Min Byung Chae Myint Myat Jane Hong Clara Yoon Faith Choi Chloe Shin YoonJoo (Judy) Kim Jamie Koo Jisoo Kim Huy Do Aoi Maeda Judy Chung Berm June (BJ) Kim
GA1 GA2 SPC ECOSOC HRC1 HRC2 Environmental Disarmament AP SC SPT Historical ICJ Registrar
YISS, SFS YIS SFS KIS KIS KIS SIS YISS SIS BISHCM FIS YISS APIS P19 SEOMUN XVI
PARTICIPATING DELEGATES GENERAL ASSEMBLY I Lisa Yu Eisha Haroon Jung Min Moon Haan Choi Kenneth Yum Jaden Kim Kim Ju Chan Heesoo Choi Rubin Jung SiHyun Park Daisy Lee Na Eun Song Jeong Mo Yang Nancy Tran Jiwhan Moon Minji Suh Jae Won Choi Jasmine Oh Qinthara Soeradji Daniel Lee Aung Myo Htet Priscilla Chang Priscilla Chang Kim Joon Koo Robby Hwang Steven Lee Jake Lee Mike Lee Victor Xu Belina Lee Justin Kwak Hsiao-Yin Tsao Jeffrey Park Che Joo Wuon Brian Oh Gyu Tae Park Angela Yoon Lee, Eun Sol Jordan Jang Cole Huh
Afghanistan Australia Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Brazil Burkina Faso Cambodia Central African Republic Chile China Colombia Czech Republic Dem. Rep. of Congo Gabon Ghana Guatemala Guinea Haiti Iraq Italy Ivory Coast Japan Japan Kenya Libya Mali Mexico Morocco Mozambique Niger Nigeria Pakistan Philippines Rep. of Congo Saudi Arabia Senegal Somalia South Sudan United Kingdom USA
ICS Uijongbu BISHCM SIS APIS YISS APIS KISQ BCC ISQ TIS ICS Uijongbu KISQ APIS BISHCM SIS YISS ISQ SIS BCC SIS YIS SFS SFS KISQ GSIS YISS KIS BCC DML ISQ BCC Tianjin SIS DFLHS APIS BIFS SIS HAFS KIS KIS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY II Jason Kim Ngoc Vo Jessica Park Vicky Han Kenny Jang Caroline Kim Jordan Choi Michael Kim Erin Lee Angela Son Elizabeth Wang H. S. Srinivasan Gwan-Yup-Oh Leslie Kim
Afghanistan Australia Canada Czech Republic Dem. Rep. of Congo Denmark Egypt Estonia Germany Greece Hungary Haiti Indonesia Iran
SEOMUN XVI P20
GSIS BISVN IAQ KIS APIS SIS BCC SIS BBC SIS TSIS BIFS DFLHS SFS
Jeong Woo Seong Angel Ma Michaela Hwang Beobjoon Park Ho-Joong-Jang Minjun Kim Isaac Kim Jessica Choe Emily Lee Jennfer Fortuny Adya Rao Ted Seo Kang Suh Young Hannah Park
Italy Mexico Poland Russia Republic of Congo Saudi Arabia Senegal South Africa Sudan Venezuela Vietnam United Kingdom USA World Bank
KISQ TSIS SIS FIS DFLHS KIS ISQ YISS GSIS TSIS BISVN DMLIS DFLHS KIS
HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL I Ji Soo Chung Anastasia T. Jooyoung Kim Jenny Shin Kelsi Caywood Suji Ahn Jeffrey Mun Lee Jung Yeob Alice Cho Zoey Ryu Jennifer Choi Grace Lee Co Co Hong Andrew SeokHo Lee Hnin Ei Sophie Christopher Ryu Daisy Kim Joanne Na Lee Sang Yoon) Won Ho Park Jihoon Yang Ariel Lee Emily Park Jack Guo Kevin Chun Jiwon Kang Jar Jar
Australia Egypt Brazil Ethiopia France Ghana India Italy Japan Kazakhystan Kenya Kyrgyzstan Mongolia Nigeria Pakistan Russia Saudi Arabia Somalia South Africa Germany Spain Sweden Tajikstan Turkmenistan ROK Russia UK USA Uzbekistan
BISVN SFS HAFS BIFS DFLHS KIS SIS KISQ SFS YISS ISQ SIS YIS BCC TIS YIS YIS KIS KIS YISS KISQ GSIS SIS SIS GSIS DML SIS FIS YIS
HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL II Adeline Qui Elizabeth Huh Angie Kim Moon Young Kim HyunSun Jin Janghyeon Lee Sabrina Bang SooBin Park Ashley Sohn Claire Kim
Australia Belgium Brazil Canada China Costa Rica Czech Republic Egypt Finland Guatemala
DML SIS YISS BIS TIS BIS KIS KIS SIS SIS
Yoo Kyung Rhie Jihyun Kim Jenna Han JiYoung Chai Seiyeon Park Yerin Kim HeeSoo Choi Jamie Jisang Lee You Sung Kim Sang Woo Lee Chaeyoon Jang Aqua Jenny Suyoung Yang Alex Son Jang Chae Weon Jaden Chen Jenny (Choi Ye Jin) Deeva Gupta
Germany Indonesia Japan Malaysia Mali Netherlands Nigeria Peru Germany Portugal Qatar Russia Saudia Arabia South Africa Spain Thailand UK USA Vietnam
BISVN DFLHS SFS TIS KIS SIS BCC KIS SYIS YIS HAFS YIS YIS YISS SIS KISQ DML KISQ BISVN
SPECIAL CONFERENCE Jerry Kim YoungSeok Ra Peter Kim Eddie Kim Vincent Lee Kang, So Hwa Kim Ji Woo Kim Ye Oon Kim Kyung Min Saanya Mishra Shwe Yi Aung Lily (Kim Su Bin) Audrey Kim Haeon Yoon Charlotte Hu Eugene Song Crystal Zhang Rachel Kim Brandon Simons Kelly Cho Caroline Jung Changhyuk Kwon Rhea Jiang Gunwoo, Yi Justin Yoon Samuel Gracida Hye Jean Koo Rachel Song Elizabeth Lee Lena Lee Cha Dong Hyuk
Burkina Faso China Cuba Dem. Rep. of Congo Egypt Ethiopia USA France Germany Greece India Italy Iran Iraq Japan Libya Mexico Mongolia Myanmar Niger Norway Pakistan Russia Singapore South Africa Spain Sudan Sweden Syria UAE UK
KIS TIS KIS APIS GSIS HAFS KISQ DFLHS KISQ BISVN YIS KISQ SFS BISVN DML GSIS TSIS KIS BIS SIS ISQ TIS TSIS HAFS GSIS SYIS KIS ISQ SFS ISQ KISQ
DISARMAMENT COMMITTEE Patricia Song Baek In Ho Jeehwan Choi Peter Yoo KJ Lee Jack Kim Kevin Hong Kevin Kwon Joanne Kim HyunWoo Kwon Chung Sang Gu May Lee Choi Jang Hyeon In Wook Baek Sai Kham Laide Minho Kwon Felix Crothers Jason Jang Evangelyn Guan Lim Dae Sung
Argentina Australia China Dem. Rep. of Congo Colombia Egypt France India Japan Libya Myanmar Pakistan Philippines Russia Rwanda South Africa South Sudan Sudan UK USA
SIS DFLHS TIS APIS GSIS BCC KIS SIS SFS TIS HAFS YISS SYIS YIS YIS KIS BIFS ISQ DML KISQ
ADVISORY PANEL Angela Jang Yong Bak Justine Hong Gina Myung Jason Shin Gi Gi Daniel Choi Yerim Kim Dongguy Kim Minae Choi Kate Chung Yura Oh Justin Kwak SeongHyun Choi William Kelvin Lee Nicole Shih Stacey Yun Rachelle Moon
Algeria China Egypt France Germany Ghana Italy Iraq Libya Mali Morocco Niger Nigeria Pakistan Russia Spain Saudi Arabia UK USA
SIS BIS GSIS KIS APIS YIS SIS GSIS TIS YISS BIS BIS BCC TIS YIS GSIS SFS ISQ KIS
SECURITY COUNCIL SungKyung Hwang Nagyon Kim MinQ Kim Wright Lee Yea Shine Lee Yoo Jeong Lee Rielly Puchalski Jerry Han Min Kyung Kim Jae Kang Min Thaw Allie Ahn Patrick Kim Nathan Cheung
China Cuba DPRK Egypt France India Iran Japan Jordan Mongolia Russia Syria United Kingdom U.S.A.
TIS SIS YISS BCC KIS SIS BISVN TIS HAFS APIS YIS SFS ISQ SFS
SIX PARTY TALKS Connie Kang Daniel Choi Emilia Kim Emma Rozumenko Jae Young Lee Jenny Lee Willy Choi Hanh Nguyen Inhae Hong Teddy Ahn Seungjun Lee Ron Kim Marcus Lee Dustin Yoon Michelle Hahm William Jung Jerry Jae Youn Kim
China China China DPRK DPRK DPRK Japan Japan Japan ROK ROK ROK Russia Russia USA USA USA
ISQ ISQ ISQ BIS BIS YISS BISVN BISVN BISVN GSIS GSIS GSIS SIS SIS KIS KIS KIS
P21 SEOMUN XVI
HISTORICAL COMMISSION Yoonjie Park Tony Chung Olivia Kim Christine Lee Zayna Elhady Nghia Mai Jinwon Choi Matthew Choi KyuYong Yoon Cindy Kim Hyejoon Lee Thawdar Michelle Hahn Eugene Yang
Egypt Jordan France India Iran Iraq Israel Lebanon Pakistan Saudi Arabia Syria United Kingdom USA USSR
SFS BCC KIS SIS TSIS BISVN YISS GSIS TIS APIS SFS YIS KIS SIS
INT’L COURT JUSTICE Alice Moon Janet Lee Jessica Kim Ara Cho Seoyoon Choi Lina Lim Helena Kim Taeshin Lee Erica Lee Bason Park Maria Paek Yousung Kim Jeongmin Cho Yoo Song Lee Yeojin Kim
Judge Judge Judge Judge Judge Judge Judge Judge Judge Judge Judge Advocate Advocate Advocate Advocate
SEOMUN XVI P22
YISS YISS SFS KIS KIS KIS KIS KIS KIS SIS ISQ SYIS KIS HAFS HAFS
P23 SEOMUN XVI
C
Designed by
Tech crewsaders
SEOMUN XVI P24
techcrewsaders.com