Delegate Tools
Preparing to Represent Your Country
To prepare for the conference, delegates must read and follow the instructions in the following documents. In addition, we recommend printing the starred (*) items and bringing them to the conference in a notebook along with your position paper and the topic guide for your committee.
Writing and Submitting Your Position Paper
For award consideration submit your position paper by Wednesday, 11/10 at 8 pm.
Position Paper Submission Instructions
- Each student must submit his/her position paper to his/her assigned committee (instructions coming soon).
- The title of your file must include the delegate's country, committee, and high school in the following format: Country_Committee_School. (Example: Iran_GA-1_Bozeman).
- The position paper should be submitted as a Word document (please do not submit documents in Pages, as our staff may be unable to view it). The text should only contain the position paper. Do not include a cover letter or other information.
- Only delegates who submit position papers before the conference begins are eligible for awards. This includes team awards.
- If you have questions, please email mtmodelun@gmail.com
Position Paper Submission Form
***Students: click here to submit your paper.*** Each student should submit their own paper. To do so, you will create an account with a password, complete a form with your contact information so we can contact you about awards, and upload your position paper. If you need assistance, please email Jessica Shaffer.Writing Resolutions
- Resolution Writing Guide*
- Sample Resolution*
- Resolution Templates*
- Copy from Google Docs (if you have a Google Account)
- Download from Google Docs
- Word Document Version*
- Amendment Form
Rules of Procedure
Rules
- Rules of Procedure: Long form (full description)
- Rules Chart: Short form (table for quick reference)
Other Resources
- Conference Schedule
- Every National Delegation must have ONE large placard for the General Assembly and one small placard for each council, committee, or court.
- Chair Script: It may also be helpful for you to read the Chair Script (posted on the Advisor page).
- Video: Watch video from the 2009 Missoula pre-conference workshop. There are short clips on UN history, parliamentary procedure, Q&A, and a fun simulation using the rules. Before watching, print the long and short form versions of the rules so you can follow along.
Awards
- Awards Guide - To be eligible for awards, students must submit position papers by the deadline.
- 2019 Awards List