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Security Council 1

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President

Amy Lin

I’m Amy Lin, a senior at DIS and I am happy to be the president of the Security Council for STMUN XVI! For the conference, I will be the expert chair on Issue 102: Possible approaches to reform the Security Council while ensuring executive rights. This issue is especially important in the tumultuous political climate of today and particularly pertinent to us as Taiwanese students. I look forward to the debate within the committee which I am sure will be nothing short of rigorous. Whether you are just starting out or you are an experienced delegate, I hope that this conference can be another memorable and enjoyable one for you. Don’t be afraid of approaching the podium or raising a POI; nearly everyone began as a shy, hesitant first-timer. In my free time, I enjoy playing flute, listening to jazz, literature, and scrolling Pinterest. The Security Council has always been my favorite committee and I have chaired it many times, so don’t hesitate to contact me at 1300005@dishs.tp.edu.tw or on Instagram if you have any questions. See you all at the conference!

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Deputy President

Victor Kang

Hello, delegates. My name is Victor and I am a junior at Pacific American. STMUN will be my 19th conference and sixth formal chairing experience. At almost every conference, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the debates I’ve partaken in, whether as moderator or as a participant. Through these experiences, I’ve learned several very valuable lessons. During debates, and especially in SC, it’s important to remember that the entire point of the assembly is to come to compromises. The point of the committee is to create satisfactory resolutions for all parties, not to create new conflicts. Accordingly, prioritize constructive & concessionary debate over antagonistic behavior. When engagement is necessary, continue to emphasize productivity. In addition, always keep in mind that the conference is only a short two days. To accomplish as much as possible, always debate with intention, keeping the core issues in mind; further, avoid frivolous squabbles over semantics in order to retain maximum efficiency. In my free time, I enjoy reading and bowling. I have high hopes & expectations, and see you in December.

SOUTHERN TAIWAN MODEL UNITED NATIONS

Kaohsiung American School & I-Shou International School

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