North Carolina Consortium for International and Intercultural Education Model United Nations (NCCIIE MUN) 33rd Virtual Conference

The North Carolina Consortium for International and Intercultural Education Model United Nations (NCCIIE MUN) 33rd Virtual Conference hosted by Fayetteville State University convened its second virtual annual Conference. Chancellor Darrell T. Allison joined us in supporting the program. Also, City of Fayetteville Mayor Mitch Colvin, welcomed the participating HBCUs and platform guests to the city. A special shout out to the Sociology Department for their continued support as well as formal MUN delegates!

Faculty advisor and Librarian Diana Amerson, continues to be a vital asset to the Model UN delegates in preparing students for a winning debate. She was selected as Scholarship Coordinator in 2016 for all the member institutions of the NCCIIE Model UN organization. The DACOR Bacon House Foundation, Metro Scholarship recipient renewed the offer of the Metro scholarship award of $6,000. Ms. Wendy Melvin, a Sociology major was the recipient of the DACOR Bacon Metro Scholarship for the Academic Year 2022-2023.

FSU swept the competition again, taking home the most awards by a single university. FSU was awarded the overall outstanding delegate and overall outstanding delegation, the competition’s two highest honors. Congratulations to all Fayetteville State University Student Conference participants! Below is the list of the award-winning FSU recipients:

Conference Awards

Conference Leadership Award – Secretary-General
Vance D. Keyes of Fayetteville State University

Best Delegate Award- First Committee (PEACE & DISARMAMENT)
Courtney T. Holmes of Fayetteville State University representing U.S.A.

Best Delegate Award – Second Committee (ECONOMICS & TRADE)
Eddie Dunn of Fayetteville State University representing Germany

Best Delegate Award – Third Committee (HUMANITARIAN CONCERNS
& HUMAN RIGHTS)
Wendy Melvin of Fayetteville State University representing Syria

Best Overall Conference Delegation Award Representing U.S.A
Jessica E. Baker of Fayetteville State University representing Second Committee (ECONOMICS & TRADE)
Courtney T. Holmes of Fayetteville State University representing First Committee (PEACE & DISARMAMENT)

Outstanding Service to the MUN Conference Award
Vance D. Keyes – Secretary-General – Fayetteville State University

The North Carolina Consortium for International and Intercultural Education (NCCIIE), Model United Nations Conference is comprised of the following institutions:

Fayetteville State University
Shaw University
North Carolina Central University
North Carolina A&T State University
Bennett College
Johnson C. Smith University
Winston-Salem State University

The Model United Nations is an academic simulation involving students in role-playing as UN Ambassadors who debate a wide range of issues on the United Nations agenda.

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