Background Guides
Background guides for COMMUN X will be released prior to the conference. Previous background guides can be found here, and all delegates should familiarize themselves with the background guide for their assigned committee. All COMMUN delegates will be assigned to a committee in advance of the conference, taking experience level into account. Please email [email protected] to share difficulty preferences and see our FAQ page for more information.
Example Position Papers
The following two documents are real position papers submitted to COMMUN in previous years, both of which won the Best Position Paper award. Use them as a general guide for the form a position paper may take, but remember to write with your own voice and ideas.
Background guides for COMMUN X will be released prior to the conference. Previous background guides can be found here, and all delegates should familiarize themselves with the background guide for their assigned committee. All COMMUN delegates will be assigned to a committee in advance of the conference, taking experience level into account. Please email [email protected] to share difficulty preferences and see our FAQ page for more information.
Example Position Papers
The following two documents are real position papers submitted to COMMUN in previous years, both of which won the Best Position Paper award. Use them as a general guide for the form a position paper may take, but remember to write with your own voice and ideas.
general_assembly_sample_position_paper.pdf | |
File Size: | 42 kb |
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crisis_committee_sample_position_paper.pdf | |
File Size: | 40 kb |
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Potential Online Research Resources
- BBC Country Profiles: A great first look at the country you’re representing
- CIA World Factbook: Provides a general overview of and some useful statistics on UN member states
- United Nations: The official site for the UN. You may find relevant information on delegations, bodies of the UN, or specific topics.
- Encyclopedia Britannia: For historical crisis committees especially, this can be a great resource for additional information
- Official government websites: For example, https://www.gov.uk/