Model UN is speaking, negotiation, writing, and coalition politics compressed into a weekend. Most delegates wing it. The awarded ones arrive engineered.
A competition-focused arc: your first opening speech (hook → position → policy), the two caucuses and when each one wins, position papers that chairs actually read, resolution writing, amendment strategy, bloc-building, and staying dangerous in crisis committees.
MUN awards are one of the few honest signals a student can earn: they prove you can think on your feet, command a room of strangers, and move a bloc toward your draft. Colleges know it. So do you, forever after the first gavel.
Opening speeches built move by move, then drilled with the Speaking Challenge's real delivery analysis.
Rapid-fire positions and rebuttal reps against the clock — composure training for moderated chaos.
MUN work levels Diplomacy in your Mind — negotiation as a measurable skill.
Ask the coach to run a mock caucus or grill your position paper before the real committee does.
Other tracks:
The Thinker's Reading maps how you think and where speaking betrays you — then the academy reshapes around you. No card, no catch.