How to apply for YMUN??

Go to 'www.ydmun.org'!
Then, you'll see this board.




This is the first page of our site. Click 'YMUN' with the image of UN.

Please be careful not to click 'YDMUN' on the left side because it links to the page for those who direct YMUN :)





Now, there is the main site of YMUN!





On the right side, there is banner 'YMUN 2014 Downloads' where all the applications for YMUN are. Click the banner with red circle!



Then, here you go! Choose the application that you need and send it to 'ydmunadmin@gmail.com' after filling all the answer blanks.








Thank you~:)

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Yonsei Model United Nations 2014: Delegate application is well underway!! (ydmun.org)

Delegate and Press application is facing its closure in 

ONE WEEK!

So, please be hurry up~!

DAY 3: UNEP

Throughout the three days of conference, UNEP was known as the cutest commiteee will all delegates from middle school. Frankly, before YMUN 2012 began, we did not have high prospects for these delegates; nevertheless, these young delegates proved us wrong, as their energy and volition to participate exceeded any other committee.

The committee secretariat and chairs of UNEP

The head staff and committee secretariat

The delegate of Brazil in front of UNEP's banner



DAY 3: Delegates of ECOSOC

These are pictures of delegates in the ECOSOC conference room on the last day of YMUN 2012. These were taken after a series of entertaining numbers, where delegates showed off their talents, singing and dancing to random music. The three days of tense atmosphere cheered up as the delegates finally let loose. Enjoy!:)

DAY 3: ECOSOC Delegates singing at the podium

The delegates of Belgium singing a pop song

Delegates applauding to the performance

Delegate of Mongolia singing in front of the audience

DAY 3: GA 2

Here are photos of extremely enthusiastic delegates of GA2. The chairs and staffs of YDMUN 2012 were all positively surprised by how capable and energetic they were. ;D

SUPERLATIVES!

Here's the list of superlatives from each committee... Seems like you all had fun :)

EU

Hottest Male: CS

Hottest Female: Poland

Sexiest voice: Poland

Best dresser: Poland

Bitchiest delegate: Italy

The one who is most likely to raise world war 3: Italy

Best Couple: Italy & IMF (gay couple)

Most resembling an animal: CS(Winnie the Pooh)

Most resembling the people of his/her country represented: Italy

Where were you?: Czech Republic

SC

Hottest: Min Gu Yu (Chair)

Cutest: Gabon (강한솔)

Best Couple: Gabon (강한솔) & Bosnia and Herzegovina (원효정)

Best Accent: Jenny Hwang (CS)

Sexiest Voice: Ka Won Lee (Chair)

Bitchiest: China (June Lee/ Super Delegate), France (오유진)

Most likely to become the next Kim Jong Il: USA (오정우)

Best dresser: South Africa (이건희)

Nerdiest: USA (오정우)

HRC

Hottest Delegate (Male/Female): Uruguay, Russian Federation/Australia

Best Dresser (Male/Female): Uruguay, Chair Sanghyun Park/Malaysia

Best Couple: India & Russian Federation

Funniest Delegate: France

Most likely to declare a war: UK

Most likely to assassinate the chairs: UK

Sexiest Voice: Norway

Most Flirtatious: Uruguay, Russian Federation

ECOSOC

Hottest M: CS/Ghana, F: Female Chair/Venezuela

Best Dresser M: South Africa, F: Nicaragua

Nerdiest Delegate: Belgium

Sexiest Voice: Mongolia

Best Couple: Mexico & Canada

Where were you?: Italy

Delegate who most resembles his/her country: Bangladesh & Mongolia

Most likely to declare a war: Canada/Ghana/Mongolia

Most likely to be killed by the chairs: Canada/Ghana/Mongolia

Bitchiest delegate: Canada & Mexico

Most pure minded: Ghana, Venezuela

Delegate that most resembles animals or celebrities:

Belgium-봉태규, 라따뚜이

Cambodia- 고양이

Canada- 원숭이

지연 (staff)- 박봄

Italy- 2AM 진운

Flirtiest delegate: Male chair

DAY 2: Back in the International House...

A number of delegates spent the three nights at Yonsei’s International House. The delegates had dinner together and socialized during the few hours before they went to bed.

DAY 2: Exhausted delegates

Delegates in the ECOSOC conference room taking a nap during the unmoderated caucus...

DAY 2: UNEP

The session held at UNEP was even more vibrant today, with the delegates actively participating in debates. The chairs were astonished to see the introduction of a resolution where all the delegates signed up for signatories. It was indeed an unprecedented scene to see. The chairs had a hard time typing all the amendments, since there were more than 6 amendments approved by chairs. Moreover, we had to suspend the meeting because two delegates were missing for more than 15 minutes after the lunch break. The chairs panicked, but they were relieved to find the missing delegates find their ways back to the session room. In the middle of the debate, one of the chairs also volunteered to become a delegate for the better flow of debate. This helped a lot to form an argumentative debate and frame.

Delegates during the unmoderated caucus

DAY 2: USNSC

The delegates discussed the operation of Neptune Spear, the very mission to capture alive/kill Osama bin Laden--members debated upon whether to inform the Pakistani government of their operation, whether to strike the compound through airforce tactics or with SEAL team six, and whether to actually kill him or just neutralize him. Student officers, with their prepared scenarios, led the members to discuss these three issues and pretended to make a very important decision (for example, requiring for signatories from members such as Vice President, Secretary of States, Defence, and Director of CIA). This form of debate and decision-making experience is a totally new experiment here at YMUN.

DAY 2: HRC

As has been expected, the second day of the HRC debates was very heated. From just one agenda, a total of four resolutions were introduced. This is the highest number of introduced resolutions at YMUN 2012. The resolutions suggested various means to deal with the issue at hand, such as raising awareness for the rights of indigenous people, promoting education for second generations, reinforcing the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, and supporting the agricultural systems of indigenous people.

Delegates on the floor discussed the resolutions and engaged in debates on potential amendments to them. Because there were so many resolutions, there was an abundance of themes and angles at which the delegates could incorporate in their outlooks regarding the agenda. Hence, the floor was always occupied as the flurry of placards competed for their turn to speak. The endless exchange of notes, ideas and opinions rendered the chairs, the delegates and the staff members busy all day.

One major concern for the HRC is whether it will be able to debate the second agenda before the meeting is adjourned. It seems that the three-day schedule cannot match the delegates’ passion for high quality debates and resolutions. Perhaps this Council needs a week or more to get through the agenda. Delegates, brace yourselves for the last session tomorrow. The heat is expected to flare as the conference is nearing an end.