Welcome to the American School Junior-high Model of United Nations 2014

Teacher responsible Ms. Beth Witten
Teacher assistant  Ms. Cristina Aguilera

                                                    HIGH COMMAND Jr. High

Alfonso Corte     Co-Secretary General
Nacho Lopez           Co-Secretary General
Daniel Ruiz        Sub-Secretary General
Ana Cristina Galan      Sub-Secretary for Academic Affairs
Roberto Grajales        Sub-Secretary for ECOSOC
Emilio Rosales           Sub-Secretary for Security Council
Lorena de la Hidalga        Sub- Secretary for Hospitality
Cristobal Silva             Sub-Secretary for Security    
Paola Vilchis           Sub-Secretary for Staff
Cristina Garcia        Sub-Secretary for Logistics
Jerome Lubesky              Sub-Secretary for Public Relations
Roberto Flores             Sub-Secretary for Sponsors
Aura Caraza       Sub-Secretary for Chair Training
Rodrigo Rosas    Sub-Secretary for Delegate Training

DRESS CODE PASMUN Jr. High

Students should wear an international standard business attire, serves as customary dress for workplaces. It entails wearing a suit, which is made up of trousers, a matching jacket, a button-down dress shirt, and a tie. Conservative dress shoes and socks are also important. Skirts and dresses may also be worn as long as they fall to a decent length. The main thing to remember is to always insure that your appearance is tidy and put-together, and that you are well-covered. Clothing         Females Males Suits A suit always looks professional. Be sure to keep suits clean and wrinkle-free. A suit always looks professional. Be sure to keep suits clean and wrinkle-free. Tops No t-shirts. A blouse, sweater, or button-down shirt of any kind is appropriate. Dresses are also appropriate as long as they are not revealing and adequate in length (follow the rules below for skirt length). No t-shirts. A collared/button-down shirt is appropriate and do not forget a tie! Bottoms No jeans or shorts. Slacks and suit-pants are acceptable. Skirts must be worn with pantyhose/stockings and should not be more than two inches above the knee. Bottoms should have a subtle pattern; avoid loud designs. No jeans or shorts. Slacks, preferable in dark colors, are appropriate. Shoes No sneakers or open-toe sandals. Remember: high-heeled shoes may look pretty, but they can also be very uncomfortable, so use your discretion. No sneakers or open-toe sandals. Loafers or other types of dress shoes are preferred. Hair Keep hair clean and out of your face for a professional look. Keep hair clean and out of your face a professional look. *Dress length must be no higher than one hand above the top knee.

http://www.unausa.org/global-classrooms-model-un/how-to-participate/model-un-preparation/dressing-for-success#sthash.UtwMLILD.dpufìA

 MUN is a formal 

SCHEDULE PASMUN Jr. High

December 8th

8:30-9:00 am	Delegates arrival
9:00-9:30 am	Opening ceremony
9:30-10:30 am	Cultural activity
10:30 am-12:00 pm	First session
12:00-12:30 pm	Coffee break
12:30-14:30 pm	Second session

December 9th

8:30-9:00 am	Delegates arrival
9:00-11:00 am	Third session
11:00 am-13:00 pm	International buffet
13:00- 14:30 pm	Fourth session

December 10th

8:30-9:00 am	Delegates arrival
9:00-10:30 am	Fifth session
10:30-11:00 am	Coffee break
11:00 am-12:30 pm	Sixth session
12:30-13:00 pm	Coffee break
13:00-13:30 pm	Seventh session
13:30-14:00 pm	Cultural activity
14:00-14:30 pm	Closing ceremony