Model United Nations team finds success at local conference

Model United Nations team finds success at local conference The Village School Model United Nations team participated in the Houston MUN conference at the University of Houston January 25 and 26. In attendance were 45 schools and more than 1,200 students. The Village team did extremely well winning a total of 18 awards including Best Large Delegation.

The Village School Model United Nations team participated in the Houston MUN conference at the University of Houston January 25 and 26. In attendance were 45 schools and more than 1,200 students. The Village team did extremely well winning a total of 18 awards including Best Large Delegation.

Award winners:
Honorable Mention - Varun A., Matias C., Bram S., Sameer H.
Outstanding Delegate - Omar I., Rohit A., Kaushal P.
Best Delegate - Divyesh K., Puneetha G., Akbarali A., Leyah M., Abhinov P., Ritika S., Anirudh S.
Best Position Paper - Dhruv S., Anjana G., Sourav B.
Best Large Delegation - The Village High School

Participating:
Evan B.
Anaqi A.
Aniek V.
Michael T.
Maria M.
Anna Z.
Duaa N.
Pavithr G.
Lucas I.

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