New York
NMUN•NY: Global Solutions Through Diplomacy
Imagine yourself in the heart of New York City, surrounded by thousands of the brightest and most passionate college and university students from well over 120 countries. Together, you've gathered to discuss the most pressing global issues of our time, from climate change to human rights to global security. This is NMUN•NY, the world's largest, oldest, and most prestigious intercollegiate Model UN conference. A place where you can step into the shoes of a diplomat and use the art of negotiation to learn how to make a difference in the world. At the conference:
- Engage in simulated UN committees and draft resolutions on global problems
- Network with peers from around the world, learn about different cultures and perspectives, and become the next generation of international leaders
- Debate pressing issues and hone your negotiation and public speaking skills
- Visit Permanent Missions to the UN and interact with policy experts
- Experience UN Headquarters for select sessions (subject to availability)
- Explore the vibrant city of New York with its world-class museums, shows, architecture, restaurants, and stores or simply wander the bustling streets
What are you waiting for? Register today and start making a difference!
View these photos from our previous conferences!
Register and Plan Your Trip
Information on registration, key dates, costs, hotel, mission briefings, and Academic Tools including the NMUN Faculty / Delegation Leader Preparation Guide.
Prepare for Committee
Research materials including Background Guides, NMUN Delegate Preparation Guide, and position paper guidelines.
At the Conference
Conference schedule, program, speakers, and position papers.
Volunteer Leadership
Maike grew up in Deckenbach, Germany and currently lives in Berlin. She earned a Bachelor's degree in European Studies from the University of Magdeburg and a Master's degree in International Relations from the Dresden University of Technology. She currently is an attachée at the German Federal Foreign Office. In her spare time, she enjoys literature, needlework and outdoor adventures with her scout group. 2025 will be her tenth year on National Model United Nations volunteer staff.
Eileen grew up in Brewster, New York and now lives in Stamford, Connecticut. She graduated from SUNY Oneonta in 2014 with a BS in Political Science and a BA in International Studies. She now works in White Plains, New York as a cash flow analyst for Danone North America. In her spare time, Eileen loves to travel, read, crochet, and pick things up that her cat, Ivy, knocks down. 2025 will mark Eileen's 11th year volunteering with National Model United Nations.
Danielle was born and raised in Ireland but currently lives and works in Gibraltar. She graduated from University College Dublin (UCD) in 2015 with a BA (International), completing her Erasmus year at Université Libre de Bruxelles. Following this, she obtained a Master in Common Law from UCD and went on to train as a Barrister. She was awarded her Barrister at Law degree in 2020 and was subsequently called to the Bar of Ireland. Upon qualifying, Danielle worked in human rights and immigration law. She has since cross-qualified and was called to the Bar of Gibraltar in 2023. Her legal practice encompasses Gibraltar, Irish, and EU law, with a focus on litigation and regulatory matters. In her spare time, Danielle is a board member of a large Irish not-for-profit, YAP Ireland. She also enjoys travelling the world, reading, and, spending time with friends and family. Danielle has been involved in National Model United Nations since 2014.
Martin is a German-Filipino who currently works at a multilateral development bank in London, United Kingdom. Previously, he worked for the United Nations (UN) Committee on World Food Security, the ONE Campaign, and the UN Department of Global Communications. Martin graduated with an M.A. in Media Culture and Media Economy from the University of Bayreuth. In his spare time, he enjoys the art of making espresso and all things food.
Program Support
We are grateful for the longstanding support from the United States Mission to the United Nations.
