Here’s What Halton Students are Saying About Global Affairs
Published October 23, 2018 at 3:20 am
What are Halton students saying about global issues?
We’ll find out soon.
What are Halton students saying about global issues?
We’ll find out soon.
According to a recent media release, Burlington’s Mundialization committee is hosting more than 200 student delegates from across Halton at the Model United Nations (MUN) 101 Conference on Oct. 24.
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The event engages youth in global affairs and prepares them to shape the world of tomorrow.
First-time and experienced MUN student delegates will expand their global awareness and develop their negotiating and problem-solving skills.
Paul Cadario, Distinguished Fellow in Global Innovation at the University of Toronto, is set to be a guest speaker.
The Burlington Mundialization committee is a citizen committee of Burlington city council.
“We are thrilled with the number of students eager to participate in the conference. It is a wonderful opportunity to encourage understanding of global issues through meaningful debate,” Ed Dorr, chair, Burlington Mundialization committee, said in a recent media release.
To support the goal of promoting Burlington as a global community, the United Nations subcommittee presents the third annual MUN conference.
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