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      <image:caption>Anika Rajesh | Secretary-General Hi all! My name’s Anika, and I’m a senior from Cary, North Carolina, majoring in Data Science with a Geographic Information Science concentration. I participated in MUN conferences throughout middle and high school, and in college, I served as a Crisis Director and Director of Communications over the past two MUNCH conferences. In my free time, I love traveling, going on walks with my dog, reading mystery novels, watching comedy shows, and dabbling in just about any art or craft. I am thrilled to serve as your SG for MUNCH XXVII and am looking forward to seeing everyone in February for the best MUNCH yet!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Liam Kiley | Director-General My name is Liam and I’m a junior from Apex, North Carolina, majoring in Statistics and Political Science. This is my sixth year being involved in MUNCH, having competed as a delegate for 3 years, chaired a committee, served on secretariat, and now serving as Director-General. Outside of Model UN, I spend my time endurance cycling, playing my bassoon, learning Arabic, and embroiling myself in the complexities of UNC Student Government. I’m excited for all the fun that will be MUNCH XXVII and can’t wait to see it all in action!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Lily Fowler | Chief of Staff Hi everyone! My name is Lily, and I am a senior double-majoring in Global Studies and Women’s &amp; Gender Studies! I am from Pittsboro, NC, and I have been involved in MUN for about six years now. I attended MUNCH twice as a delegate in high school, I’ve been involved in CIRA since the beginning of my freshman year at UNC, and this is my second time on Secretariat for MUNCH. During MUNCH XXVI, I was a USG of GAs, so I am super excited to be back on Secretariat for my last year at UNC! Outside of MUN, I love to watch movies, thrift/antique, and spend time with friends. I am so excited to meet all of you and make MUNCH XXVII the best one yet!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Jackson Wellons | Director of Communications Hello everyone! My name is Jackson and I am a sophomore from Summerfield, North Carolina, majoring in Political Science and Advertising and Public Relations. I have been involved in Model UN since my first week of high school, and since then I have competed at a wide variety of conferences, both in high school and the collegiate circuit, in both GA and Crisis. Within our on-campus conferences at UNC I have chaired committees and served on secretariat as a USG. Outside of committee, I love spending time with my friends, going kayaking, and learning Italian! I look forward to all the incredible memories and experiences that MUNCH XXVII will bring to us all!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ava Altman | Under-Secretary-General of General Assemblies Hello everyone! My name is Ava Altman and I’m a sophomore at NCSU majoring in Political Science with a Public Policy concentration and a minor in Chinese. I have been involved with Model UN since my senior year of high school as a GA delegate (and still am a die hard GA delegate at the collegiate level). Previously, I was a crisis staffer for MUNCH XXVI, but look forward to serving as the Under-Secretary General for GA committees. When I’m not busy with school and MUN, I enjoy reading Game of Thrones, annoying my dog, and going thrifting with my friends! I look forward to seeing what everyone brings to the table in February!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Landon Malfait | Under-Secretary-General of General Assemblies Hey everyone! My name is Landon and I am a junior as NCSU majoring in Political Science with a Public Policy concentration and International Studies with a minor in French. This is my second year doing Model UN after joining my sophomore year when I got to NC State but I now won’t stop talking about it. Last year, I was a general staffer for MUNCH XXVI. I am excited to further my role with MUNCH this year by being part of your secretariat as your Under-Secretary General for GA! Some of my favorite things are playing with my dog, spending time with my friends and playing nerdy history video games. I look forward to meeting you all this MUNCH!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Arnav Sud | Under-Secretary-General of General Assemblies Plus Hey y’all! My name is Arnav Sud, and I’m a sophomore from Charlotte, North Carolina, majoring in Applied Math and Computer Science. I’ve attended MUNCH three times as a delegate and once as a GAP chair at last year’s conference. Outside of MUN, I enjoy watching LeBron highlights, running, and obsessively adding to my Letterboxd. I’m super excited to be your USG of GAPs this year, and I’m looking forward to seeing everyone’s creativity throughout the weekend!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Elizabeth Kees | Under-Secretary-General of General Assemblies Plus Hi everyone! My name is Elizabeth Kees, and I am a sophomore from Charlotte, North Carolina, majoring in Business Administration and minoring in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE). I started Model UN in high school, mostly focused on GA’s. Once I got to UNC, and became involved with CIRA, I gained a special interest in GAP’s and specialized committees. Last year, at MUNCH XXVI I served as a plus staffer for the OPEC GAP committee, and this year, at MUNCH XXVII, I will serve as the Under-Secretary General for GAP’s. Outside of Model UN, I can be found attending sports events, playing tennis, and hanging out with friends. I am so excited to see what you all do this MUNCH!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Arya Kamath | Under-Secretary-General of Crisis Hi guys! My name is Arya Kamath, and I’m a junior from Cary, North Carolina, majoring in Economics and Public Policy with a Data Science minor. I’ve been involved with Model UN as a crisis delegate since starting college and have competed in a variety of public speaking and debate activities since high school, and I’ve senior staffed MUNCH XXVI, UNCMUNC XVI, and upcoming UNCMUNC XVII. Outside of MUN, you can find me reading, watching really corny movies and shows, singing, and having deep conversations about just about anything. I’m so excited for MUNCH XXVII, and I can’t wait to have so much fun seeing everything you bring to your committees as USG of Crises!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ishaan Ahsan | Under-Secretary-General of Crisis Hello! My name is Ishaan Ahsan, and I’m a sophomore from Charlotte, North Carolina, majoring in Chemistry and Political Science. I competed in Model UN through all four years of high school mainly competing in crisis. Since starting college, I’ve been involved in running conferences including chairing the Oscars Committee at last year's MUNCH. Outside of MUN you can find me watching movies, hanging out with my friends, and bricking three pointers. I’m excited to serve as your USG of Crises and can’t wait to see what kind of goofy situations you find yourself in.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>John Thagard | Under-Secretary-General of Crisis Hello! My name is John Thagard, and I’m a sophomore from Raleigh, North Carolina, majoring in Economics with minors in Spanish in the Professions and Business Administration. I’ve been involved with Model UN since 6th grade as a GA delegate, but when I came to college, I switched to being a crisis delegate. I was a backroom staffer for MUNCH XXVI on the 1920s Chicago committee and will be a senior staffer for the college football committee at UNCMUNC XVII. Outside of MUN, I play basketball, flag football, and soccer, and I love to travel. I plan to study abroad sometime during my time at UNC, and I hope to work internationally at some point during my professional career. I hope to inspire a greater love for MUN in each of you during this conference, and my greater goal is for each of you to have fun. Can’t wait to see everything you all strive to accomplish both inside and outside the committee!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Carter Huffman | Director of Operations Hi everyone, my name is Carter Huffman and I’m a junior political science and history double major from Huntersville, NC. I have been involved with Model UN since Middle School and compete on the collegiate circuit for UNC. After serving as a chair last year for one of the Double-Del GAs I’m incredibly excited to join the secretariat this year as director of operations. Outside of CIRA, I love watching football and basketball and playing golf. I’m so excited to welcome everyone to Chapel Hill in February for a fantastic MUNCH.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Aakash Palathra | Director of Outreach Hi everyone! My name is Aakash Palathra, and I'm a junior from Rockville, Maryland, majoring in Public Policy and Business Administration with a minor in PPE. I've been involved with Model UN since middle school and have had the honor of staffing both UNCMUNC and MUNCH over the past three years. When I'm not MUN maxxing, you can find me scouring for caffeine, pursuing my love for film photography and Polaroids, or ranting about Maryland/DC sports (go Ravens). I'm so excited to serve as your Director of Outreach for MUNCH XXVII, and I can't wait to create an experience that inspires you all and gives back to the community around us this February!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Shreya Hansalia | Director of Marketing Hello! My name is Shreya, and I am a Junior at UNC studying Political Science and Economics with a minor in Women’s and Gender studies. I've been involved in Model UN since my freshman year of high school and also served as the director of Marketing for MUNCH last year! Aside from MUN, I like to run, hike and read. I am looking forward to a wonderful MUNCH XXVII!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ella Flaim | Director of Oversight Hi! My name is Ella Flaim, and I am a senior at UNC studying Economics with a minor in Environmental Justice. I’m from Wake Forest, North Carolina, and I became involved in Model UN in college through the travel team and previously staffed last year’s MUNCH XXVI. This year, I will also be serving as a senior staffer for UNCMUNC XVII! In my free time, you can usually find me near tears over the New York Rangers’ recent performance or ranting on the phone with my grandmother about reality television. I am so excited to serve as a Director of Oversight for MUNCH XXVII, and I can’t wait to see what you all bring to the conference!!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Rohan Pruthi | Director of Oversight Hey guys! My name is Rohan and I’m a junior majoring in Health Policy &amp; Management and Biology. I’m from Cary, NC, and I’ve been involved with Model UN for 6 years, serving as both a delegate and a crisis director/chair at both the high school and collegiate levels. I also served as Director of Academic Affairs at MUNCH XXVI, and will now serve as a Director of Oversight for MUNCH XXVII! In my free time, I enjoy anything and everything to do with sports, and love to travel whenever I can. I’m looking forward to the exciting things you all will bring to MUNCH XXVII, so see you soon!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ruby Garff | Chief Financial Officer Hey everyone, my name is Ruby Garff! I´m a junior from Wake Forest, North Carolina, majoring in journalism and public policy with a minor in philosophy, politics, and economics. I joined Carolina´s Model UN travel team in my sophomore year and served as a plus staffer for the OPEC GAP committee at MUNCH XXVI. I’m new to MUN, but it’s quickly become one of my favorite parts of college. I also love video games, writing, and superheroes (specifically Spider-Man). I’m a huge roller coaster fan. I’ve ridden over 100 across the country, and I’m always begging my friends for a Busch Gardens trip. I’m so glad that I get to help all of you have the best MUNCH XXVII ever as your CFO!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Hadley Pridgen | Director of Academic Affairs Hey y’all, my name is Hadley Pridgen. I’m a sophomore from Nashville, North Carolina, majoring in Political Science and History. I’ve been involved in Model UN since the start of college, and have competed in public speaking competitions since my freshman year of high school. Outside of MUN, I spend my time playing Pokémon, learning philosophy, writing alternative historical scenarios, and speaking about my pastime of farming sweet potatoes. I cannot wait for the fun time that will be MUNCH XXVII, and am excited to be Director of Academic Affairs!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Arya Rajesh | Chief Happiness Officer Ruff, ruff! My name is Arya, and I am a pup from Cary, North Carolina, majoring in Peace and War (PAW) Studies. When I’m not working, I enjoy chasing rabbits in my neighborhood, playing with my toys, eating my kibble and treats, and taking long naps under the fan. I also like to travel and have visited 22 US states, Washington, DC, and Ontario, Canada. I love giving out cuddles and hugs, which is why I am so excited to see everyone at MUNCH XXVII during check-in and meal breaks!</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Committee List - UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme )</image:title>
      <image:caption>*Double Delegation Format Water knows no borders! As rivers, lakes, aquifers, and other transboundary water systems flow across nation-states every moment of every day, they carry the contaminants and pollution of upstream neighbors with them. This committee asks what we can do to promote environmental standards across multiple nation-states, and what those standards mean for people’s everyday access to safe and reliable water. Debate will center around political and philosophical compromise, balancing environmental protection with economic development, national sovereignty, and the costs of cooperation. As shared water sources continue to cross borders, what can delegates do to come to an agreement utilizing the funds and willingness to cooperate of those whom they represent? Ultimately, the health, livelihoods, and access to clean water of millions of people rest in delegates' hands.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>*Double Delegation Format This specialized committee within DISEC focuses on the critical issues surrounding nuclear non-proliferation and the international policing of modern weapons. Delegates will tackle the challenge of updating international security frameworks to address evolving weapons technologies, enforcement gaps, and global verification standards. Through structured debate, the committee aims to balance national defense needs with the global imperative to prevent conflict and control non-conventional arms. This forum will offer a space to debate high-stakes international security. Delegates will collaborate to draft practical, forward-looking solutions to ensure safety, accountability, and stability across the international weapons community.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>*Single Delegation Format As Artificial Intelligence becomes more prevalent in every aspect of life, the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization has been at the forefront of the global development of AI tools. However, this has raised both moral and ethical concerns over the use of AI when discussing and developing educational and cultural guidelines. In this committee, you will be tasked with understanding UNESCO's use of AI and how the development of these tools could help or harm communities around the globe.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>*Single Delegation Format With 304 million international migrants annually, international labor migration sits at the intersection of economic growth, labor markets, social dynamics, and human rights protection, making it a crucial global issue. As populations in developed countries continue to age, reliance on migrant workers has increased to address labor shortages and sustain economic development, especially in low-skill industries. However, migration also raises concerns surrounding public resources, wage disparities, and social integration, calling attention to the reformation of current policies and structures. Furthermore, while origin countries may benefit from remittances transferred, challenges such as brain drain and the loss of skilled workers also threaten the sustainable development of the national economy. Delegates must weigh the economic benefits of migrant labor against the concerns surrounding wage competition, public resources, workers’ legal rights protection, and brain drain in origin countries. As international immigration increasingly expand over the global, a clear pathway awaits to be established. Every reform, every legal structure, every policy established here will reshape the balance.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>*Double Delegation Format Across the developing world, a shortage of doctors, laboratories, and hospitals leaves billions without reliable access to care. Digital health tools—diagnostic algorithms that read scans where no radiologist practices, technology that triages patients in remote villages, and predictive systems that anticipate outbreaks before they spread—promise to close that gap. This committee calls on delegates to confront the promise and the peril of the digital health revolution. Representing nations with vastly different capacities and priorities, members must grapple with data privacy and sovereignty, algorithmic bias, equitable access, infrastructure gaps, and the ethics of deploying experimental tools on vulnerable populations. Your challenge: to craft a framework that harnesses AI to save lives while ensuring that the world's most fragile health systems are protected, not exploited, in the process.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>*Double Delegation Format The year is 1928, and Joseph Stalin has finished his consolidation of power in the Soviet Union. He has just called delegates from 57 nations around the globe for the 6th World Congress of the Communist International. The Congress has officially announced the beginning of the "Third Period." This has led to the belief that capitalism is in its final crisis. This shift has led to an aggressive, non-cooperative foreign policy. Delegates in this committee will face a complex diplomatic web while navigating an era of hyper-radicalization, underground networks, and anti-colonial liberation movements. The central challenge of the committee will be balancing the Comintern's mandate for centralized, worldwide revolution against the distinct socio-political realities and sovereignty concerns of individual national delegations.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>*Joint GAP MUNCH XVIII is excited to present its first-ever joint GA+ simulation. In the year 2030, Paul Kagame-led Rwanda has launched a full-scale invasion of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It has sent the African Great Lakes region into a quickly escalating crisis, with vast quantities of minerals essential for human progress at peril. With quickly-escalating alliances and foreign interventions, the World hasn’t seen a war of this scale in over 80 years. This double delegate committee will feature the best parts of crisis and general assembly all in one weekend. Delegates will represent their countries in a crisis simulation on the first day in two separate rooms: the UN Security Council (UNSC) and the African Union Peace and Security Council (AUPSC). Both rooms will receive the same unfolding crisis while independently developing responses and coordinating across rooms to respond to the invasion and it’s consequences. On the second day, all delegates from both rooms will convene into one General Assembly to write a resolution solving the crises from the day before and forging a better path forward for Africa and the world. Delegates will have to defend their actions and collaborate to restore world order. Get scheming, conniving, and collaborating, as your time to make—and fix—a world crisis is now.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>*Joint GAP MUNCH XVIII is excited to present its first-ever joint GA+ simulation. In the year 2030, Paul Kagame-led Rwanda has launched a full-scale invasion of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It has sent the African Great Lakes region into a quickly escalating crisis, with vast quantities of minerals essential for human progress at peril. With quickly-esclating alliances and foreign interventions, the World hasn’t seen a war of this scale in over 80 years. This double delegate committee will feature the best parts of crisis and general assembly all in one weekend. Delegates will represent their countries in a crisis simulation on the first day in two separate rooms: the UN Security Council (UNSC) and the African Union Peace and Security Council (AUPSC). Both rooms will receive the same unfolding crisis while independently developing responses and coordinating across rooms to respond to the invasion and it’s consequences. On the second day, all delegates from both rooms will convene into one General Assembly to write a resolution solving the crises from the day before and forging a better path forward for Africa and the world. Delegates will have to defend their actions and collaborate to restore world order. Get scheming, conniving, and collaborating, as your time to make—and fix—a world crisis is now.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The year is 2028, and Commonwealth leaders have gathered for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) as an increasingly unstable world puts the strength of the Commonwealth to the test. As piracy, illegal fishing, smuggling, and organized maritime crime threaten vital shipping routes, member states must balance the security of their waters with the sovereignty of nations across the Commonwealth. At the same time, rising seas and increasingly severe storms are threatening several Pacific and Caribbean islands to disappear, raising an unprecedented question: what happens when a country’s people can no longer safely inhabit their homeland? Delegates must navigate these complex interconnected crises while balancing security, sovereignty, climate displacement, and economic survival, but with unexpected crises unfolding throughout the summit, the future of the Commonwealth itself may hang in the balance.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Following the death of Möngke Khan in 1259, the Mongol Empire had not universally accepted Khan, leaving the empire at a critical crossroads. Delegates will represent princes, generals, nobles, and important regional leaders gathered to discuss the future of the empire. With Kublai and Ariq Böke both claiming the throne, delegates must navigate competing claims within the Chinggisid family and the fate of regional khanates, whose leaders may not want to give up their autonomy to a new Khan. Through diplomacy, delegates will debate territory, finances, family dynamics, and the balance between greater unity and regional autonomy, all while struggling with family assassination plots, shifting alliances, and the threat of civil war. Historically, the conflict contributed to the Mongol Empire becoming increasingly divided, but this committee gives delegates the opportunity to reimagine that outcome and change the course of history on the fate of the Mongol Empire.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>"Leave or Remain? This is the question that lingered over British voters and politicians in 2016. Anti-European Union parties seek to bolster their influence within the UK, weaponizing politically potent issues of immigration and the EU’s economic status. Simultaneously, the shadow cabinet Liberal Party works to maintain the UK's economic and political membership in the EU. A complex battle between demographic divides, historical separation from Europe, and regional conflicts hurtle towards a referendum on whether the UK will hold up their commitment to the EU. Delegates must engage in a competition of political messaging and influence, working towards impacting the referendum results in favor of their party position. The country is deliberating and needs the British House of Commons to shape the United Kingdom’s collective path forward.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The year is 2029, and the world is reliant on one event to boost the morale and patriotism of all nations: The World Cup. As players begin their practicing and teams start planning, so too must the heads of FIFA start strategizing on how to appeal to the average consumer while keeping an eye on the nations themselves. With many issues needing to be resolved, such as what to do about merchandising and sponsors, what mascot should be chosen, how to build up infrastructure and media influence, and how to avoid (or take up) bribe deals from political actors. Reeling off of the impressive 2026 World Cup, delegates have to sift through the underlying deals and agreements of the organization, get the stage set, and manage the most influential sports event in the world.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The grass isn’t always greener on the other side— in fact, sometimes it’s plastic, and really hard to take apart unless you have a Brick Separator. In the town of Bricksburg, a mere blip within the LEGO Cinematic Universe, civilians can choose to pursue a career in whatever they want: from your construction workers, the heart of the city piecing together the latest LEGO City Skyscraper, all the way to your doctors, tirelessly working on back-to-back brick transplants, this city’s got it all. That is, until President Business was elected into office. Now, the common folk of Bricksburg face a myriad of crises in the midst of this new administration: a severe brick shortage, policies infringing on the Lego Constitution (a.k.a. The Brick of Rights), and the impending threat of a Kraggle Shutdown looming over the city. Today, a council of the most powerful members of the LEGO Cinematic Universe have been summoned to compose the ultimate plan to restore the state of the city— and in a world that was literally made brick by brick, our tiny heroes may have to rely on means beyond their wisdom (and reach into their very own toolboxes) to ensure Bricksburg doesn’t collapse into thousands of scattered, painful pieces.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Committee List - The Simian Divide: Planet of the Apes</image:title>
      <image:caption>Oops! It's 2026 and GEN-SYS, an ambitious biotechnology company that once promised the cure to Alzheimer's has now accidentally unleashed their compound, ALZ-113, which infects both humans and apes with a disease called the Simian Flu. While the flu is deadly to humans, on apes, it has the opposite effect: apes who get infected get heightened intelligence. Now, as the virus threatens to become a full-fledged pandemic, two groups emerges: humans who want to continue their reign over Earth, and the apes, who want to create a community just for them. This committee will task delegates with navigating the chaos of a rapidly changing world order from multiple sides of the crisis. Ape delegates must task themselves with the liberation of captive primates from labs and zoos, the spread of the compound to enlighten their species, the creation of a code of ape law, and the construction of self-sustaining colonies. Meanwhile, the human delegates in committee, in a newly-formed alliance of GEN-SYS executives, military commanders, and civilian survivors, must manage dwindling resources, contain the world pandemic, and decide how to manage survivor camps. This committee will also task delegates with a difficult question: Should we broker peace, or go all out to be the dominant species on Earth?</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>It is December 31, 1999. Around the world, people are celebrating the beginning of a new millennium, while governments and businesses insist that the feared “Y2K bug” has been handled. Then midnight arrives, and almost immediately, something starts going wrong. Banks cannot access account records. Airports lose track of flights. Power begins disappearing in major cities, and governments start receiving warnings they cannot tell are real or simply the result of failing systems. Delegates will have to make decisions while working with incomplete and sometimes completely contradictory information. What begins as a strange New Year’s Eve quickly becomes a fight to keep governments functioning, prevent panic, and make sure that one misunderstanding does not turn a technical failure into an international crisis.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Committee List - The Icebreaker: Crisis in Greenland</image:title>
      <image:caption>"Greenland is not for sale. Or is it? It is 2028, and negotiations between Washington and Copenhagen collapse. An increasing US presence in Greenland turns a diplomatic conflict into a crisis at the center of NATO. Denmark will not surrender its claim, Greenland’s leaders see this as a time to determine their own future, and Russia and China begin testing just how far a divided West can be pushed. Furthermore, critical minerals, emerging shipping routes, and Arctic control are becoming more strategically important by the year. Delegates will enter a crisis where allies could be more dangerous than enemies, and basically everyone has something to gain from instability. Whether they preserve NATO, pursue Greenlandic independence, or bargain for Arctic resources, is up to them. The question is: if Greenland's future is for the taking, who gets to decide it?"</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The year is 2035; South Africa is a growing nation with one of the highest rates of energy production and consumption in the African Continent. Following the 2022-2024 energy crisis, where an electrical state called load-shedding--intentionally shutting down portions of the electrical grid to prevent total grid collapse--was in effect for several hours a day, the electrical grid has been relatively stable for years since. However, for the first time in a decade, Eskom, the main electricity public utility for the country, authorized Stage 3 load-shedding. Though not as severe as the Stage 6 load-shedding witnessed in years previous, citizens fear that the situation may escalate. This committee will task delegates with analyzing the problems that the South African energy grid has been experiencing for half a century. Debates will focus on addressing the outdated coal system, the potential of renewable energy, and Eskom’s financial distress following the infamous energy crisis. Delegates will face legislative barriers and fear the rising rates of electricity theft but will ultimately have to decide how to prevent another energy crisis. Both time and electricity are in short supply.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Eight hundred years of Capet rule have come to an end. In 1789, Louis XVI, formerly the absolute monarch of France, was forced to accede to the demands of the Third Estate and accept a parliament vested with true power. As the Ancient Régime falls, visions of a new order compete for political power in the halls of the National Assembly, as well as in the streets or on the barricades of Paris. Meanwhile, those attached to the old regime conspire to extinguish the revolution and pick up the crown of France from the gutter. Delegates will undertake the task of protecting the revolution, or undermining it as the case may be, while laying the groundwork for the future of France.  Herculean tasks of drafting a new constitution for the French state, managing foreign relations, and surviving the turmoil and riots of Paris lie ahead. Work together and navigate the shifts in power, or you may find yourself with an appointment to meet Madame Guillotine.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The year is 2025, and less than two decades after becoming a federal democratic republic, Nepal stands at a political crossroads. During the eruption of Gen Z-led protests across the country, growing unrest has challenged the legitimacy of Nepal’s political establishment and pushed its government toward collapse. As protests escalate and institutions struggle to respond, political leaders, activists, organizations, and other influential actors must navigate an unprecedented transition of power. This committee will task delegates with responding to the unfolding revolution while determining what comes next for Nepal. Delegates will negotiate the formation of an interim government, elect an interim president, and ultimately establish a new political order and elect Nepal’s next president. Grounded in the real events of the September 2025 Gen Z Revolution in Nepal, the committee will allow delegates to shape an alternate course for Nepal’s history through political negotiation, crisis developments, and strategic decision-making. The future of Nepal is in your hands.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Batman... we're not in Gotham anymore! The year is 2026, and a mysterious explosion has transported all of the D.C. superheroes to the world of Marvel, and they must work together to save the world and get the D.C. heroes back home! But now that they're all together, powers seem to slowly be disappearing by the hour. The mysterious entity doing this all to you is still unknown, and if it isn't caught soon... who knows what will happen. As friendships are built and powers are lost, you heroes must work together to save the world and get back home in one piece!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The year is 218 BCE. The Roman Republic stands at the height of its power, controlling the entirety of the Italian peninsula as well as the islands of Corsica, Sardinia, and Sicily. However, this moment of Roman glory is now at risk of coming to an end. Hannibal, the son of the infamous Carthaginian general Hamilcar, has crossed the Alps, bringing with him an uncounted but large and threatening army of men, horses, and even elephants. To add salt to the wounds, Hannibal has even reportedly secured the support of the Gallic tribes of northern Italy, while in the south, some Greek cities, unhappy with Roman rule, are showing interest in him. This CRISIS committee, representing the Roman Senate, will task delegates with fighting Hannibal and stopping him from moving any further south, while also fighting against the Carthaginians abroad in Hispania, Africa, and at sea. Besides war, delegates will also need to be able to manage the republic's finances, military, and foreign affairs, ensuring the republic doesn't go bankrupt and has to deal with new foes. Debate will focus on defeating Hannibal, maintaining the republic's finances, preventing additional powers such as Macedonia and Syracuse from joining the Carthaginian cause, maintaining Rome's alliances and vassals, and ultimately securing a total Roman victory and the destruction of Carthage. Alongside the Senate and its senators, the committee will also feature two consuls who will be critical to decision-making. Although the consuls possess significant executive authority, each will be limited by the other's veto power and by a one-hour term of office. Once their term expires, the Senate will vote to elect a brand new pair of consuls, creating an ever-changing political environment in which delegates must constantly build alliances and compete for influence to ensure their goals materialize. With each passing day, Hannibal and his forces move closer to Rome. The Senate must act now, or else these could be the final days of the eternal city. Carthago delenda est, Carthage Must be Destroyed</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The world is in utter chaos... Ketterdam is a place of thieves, assassin's, and burglars... The one you need to be worried about, though is Dirtyhands. The Crows are the most infamous gang within Ketterdam, and the man behind it all Dirtyhands... No one truly knows why he's called that. Is it the work that he's done, or something just to scare the outsiders? Though, The Crows are growing so is the outside underground world... Pekka Rollins has been getting in the way of the Crows, and their most recent job. A job to find a scientist, Bo Yul-Bayur within the most guarded prison within Fjerda... Though, Dirtyhands needs the Delegates help... Get to the scientist before Rollins does. Control the underground, and remain victorious. The delegates against the Crows need to ensure that they get to the prize before The Crows, ensuring their victory of the gold and the total control of the underground.. Who will become victorious? Who will have real control of Ketterdam, and seal the fate of the future? Only the Delegates can ensnare the fate of what happens on the path to Fjerda, and the future of the underground city of Ketterdam...</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Ad Hocs are special committees where delegates don't know what the committee is until conference weekend. They’re interesting and engaging committees recommended for more experienced delegates. This year we have two and are excited to share these committees with you!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.</image:caption>
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