Secretariat

The Club MUN Leadership team

Secretary
General

Agathe KRIER

As a former Security Council delegate, I was thrilled to chair this year’s UNESCO Committee where we tackled critical issues that are essential in today’s crisis-filled world.

Vice secretary general

Carla WILLIAMSON

As a second-time MUN participant, I was excited to sit on the Security Council at AIMUN 2025, with high level debates on key issues.

Vice Secretary General

Alexa BOHON

After my rewarding experience as a WHO delegate last year, I was thrilled to chair SPECPOL at AIMUN 2025 where we addressed issues about our future as the next generation.

Head of press
Team

Louis SOULIER

After gaining experience as a journalist at Alleyns MUN, I became the new Editor-in-chief leading the press team for the February 2025.

Press
TEAM

Margaux TRENEL

As a press team member from Institut Saint Dominique, I covered the AIMUN this and look forward to meeting everyone at the next conference soon!

The Secretariat role in Model Un

The Secretariat forms the backbone of any successful Model United Nations conference, serving as both its administrative center and guiding force. Comprising dedicated individuals led by a Secretary-General, this team works tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the smooth execution of all conference aspects.

The Secretariat’s responsibilities begin months before delegates arrive, encompassing venue selection, committee creation, study guide preparation, and partnership development. During the conference, they coordinate registration, manage logistics, oversee committee sessions, and resolve procedural questions.

Beyond administrative functions, the Secretariat establishes the educational framework of the simulation. They select relevant topics, maintain diplomatic standards, and ensure debates remain constructive and educational. Their guidance helps new delegates navigate parliamentary procedure while challenging experienced participants.

The Secretariat also serves as the conference’s public face, communicating with schools, sponsors, and partners. Their professionalism directly impacts the conference’s reputation and future growth.

Perhaps most importantly, the Secretariat cultivates an environment where delegates can develop critical skills in diplomacy, public speaking, research, and consensus-building. Through their leadership, MUN conferences transform from simple simulations into powerful educational experiences that prepare participants for global citizenship.