SCVMUN LVI
Friday, January 29th - Saturday, January 30th, 2027
A unique, local-meets-global MUN experience.
800+ delegates | 15 committees | 60 schools | 56 years
Join the fun this January!
Here at SCVMUN, the college chairs and secretariat work closely throughout the year to ensure that topics are impactful and engaging. Every committee will tackle critical problems relevant to their charter, which can be found in the background guides.
Committees & Topics
About Us
The Santa Teresa MUN team is a student organization with a history that predates our school itself. We work around the year to ensure a smooth conference experience, and are always here to answer your questions!
Registration and Preparation
Whether you are a returning school or new delegation, we are happy to welcome you to SCVMUN 56. This year, we are committed to making the process, from registration to final research, as clear and effortless as possible.
FAQs
What is Model United Nations?
Model United Nations is a unique style of debate, simulating the discussions in the real UN. Generally, individuals (delegates) represent a selected country, debating a global topic with fellow countries. At the end of the conference, delegates agreed on a mutually satisfactory solution, taking into account varied perspectives.
MUN is an excellent opportunity to not only learn public speaking, but also research, compromise, and critical thinking.
For more details you can visit www.un.org/en/mun, or contact our staff.
What level of experience is required at SCVMUN?
At Santa Teresa High School, we proudly welcome delegates of all levels. Whether this is your first time ever doing public speaking, or you are a battle-hardened crisis veteran, SCVMUN has a committee for you!
Our General Assembly committees are designed to train delegates through experience, where you can expect patient explanations but also standard procedures that align with more demanding conferences.
Meanwhile, our crisis and specialized committees are geared towards those expecting a fast-paced, exhilarating weekend. Be wary of the plot twists, and think on your feet!
How should I prepare for a conference?
Preparation is just as important to learning as the debate itself! Begin by reading your background guide and understanding your topic. Ideally, you should have your position paper finished well before our deadline, and continue researching until the day of the conference. If you follow the position paper guidelines, you should have a strong knowledge foundation. Be sure to email your chairs with any questions.