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| Through ICIP - Indiana Consortium for International Programs at the University of Indianapolis, Butler University students are able to take part as delegates in Model United Nations. |
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What is Model UN? |
The
Model United Nations is a realistic simulation of the actual United Nations
and other international crisis management bodies. Butler's Model
United Nations team attends competitive conferences where dozens of top
universities each represent one or more countries, with each country sending
delegates to various committees and councils. Some delegates may
also participate in specialized bodies that address specific world crisis
situations. |
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How do I get involved? |
Faculty
members in the Political Science Department and International Studies
coordinate the Butler teams. Announcements are sent out during the
Fall Semester on the student listserv and posted on bulletin boards 3rd
floor Jordan Hall. Sign-up sheets are made available in classes
and in the departments. Put your
name on a list by Friday, October 13, 2006. |
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| Why is it useful to me? |
Anyone that is interested in Political Science, International Law, Social Studies, Geography, current affairs, or current events will find the Model UN educating, engaging, and fun. Debate, research, parliamentary procedure, and diplomacy are just a few of the valuable attributes one acquires while participating. Furthermore, potential employers and graduate/professional schools acknowledge that extra-curricular activities enhances the candidacy for admission for employment. |
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