Students address global issues with diplomacy at Model UN
With 43 student-delegates representing 12 countries, Flathead High School, advised by Sean O'Donnell, was named an Outstanding School (top 10%) in the large delegation category. Glacier High School, advised by Beau Wright, was also recognized as an Outstanding School in the small delegation category. Glacier brought 20 competitors who represented six countries. (Photo provided by Sean O'Donnell)
Success in Model United Nations hinges on negotiating with adversaries and allies alike through effective debates, speeches, caucuses and drafted resolutions.
About 100 student-delegates from Flathead, Glacier and Columbia Falls public high schools and Heritage Academy were up to the task at the Montana Model United Nations Conference held Nov. 25 and 26 at the University of Montana.
They were among 350 student-delegates from 14 Montana and Idaho schools tasked with cooperating in the United Nations simulation.
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