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Link to Donate to GW Model UN: https://give.gwu.edu/model-un-program-at-gwu
In this episode of Around the Circuit, we dive into the intricate world of Model United Nations (MUN) at George Washington University (GW) with Parth Badhwar, the head delegate of GW's competitive Model UN team. Badhwar shares insights into the team's philosophy, emphasizing being good delegates with a competitive edge while maintaining a positive image on the circuit. We explore GW's Model UN program's structure under the George Washington International Affairs Society, which supports various initiatives, including the Model United Nations team, and learn about the unique leadership model tailored by each head delegate.
Fundraising is a significant challenge, as GW Model UN receives no monetary support from the university, necessitating tens of thousands of dollars to be raised annually for competition participation. Badhwar highlights their current efforts to raise $10,000 through community support, underscoring the impact of every donated dollar.
The episode delves into the selection and training process for GW's Model UN team, the strategic decisions behind conference attendance, and the logistics of managing a large and diverse team across numerous events. Badhwar discusses the importance of fundraising to alleviate the financial burdens on team members, enable broader participation, and maintain the enriching tradition of Model United Nations involvement at GW.
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By All-American Model UNLink to Donate to GW Model UN: https://give.gwu.edu/model-un-program-at-gwu
In this episode of Around the Circuit, we dive into the intricate world of Model United Nations (MUN) at George Washington University (GW) with Parth Badhwar, the head delegate of GW's competitive Model UN team. Badhwar shares insights into the team's philosophy, emphasizing being good delegates with a competitive edge while maintaining a positive image on the circuit. We explore GW's Model UN program's structure under the George Washington International Affairs Society, which supports various initiatives, including the Model United Nations team, and learn about the unique leadership model tailored by each head delegate.
Fundraising is a significant challenge, as GW Model UN receives no monetary support from the university, necessitating tens of thousands of dollars to be raised annually for competition participation. Badhwar highlights their current efforts to raise $10,000 through community support, underscoring the impact of every donated dollar.
The episode delves into the selection and training process for GW's Model UN team, the strategic decisions behind conference attendance, and the logistics of managing a large and diverse team across numerous events. Badhwar discusses the importance of fundraising to alleviate the financial burdens on team members, enable broader participation, and maintain the enriching tradition of Model United Nations involvement at GW.
Podcast Notes:
Resources: