and Susan Bartels, two of the University’s most generous benefactors.īelow, two students reflect on their experience at ChargerMUN. It was also an exciting way for Chargers to share what they’ve learned while building their own leadership and organizational skills.ĭirected by Chris Haynes, Ph.D., an associate professor of political science, international affairs, and national security, the University’s Model United Nations program has been generously supported by Phil Bartels ’11 Hon. Students from a dozen schools in the region visited the University for the conference, learning about the work and processes of the United Nations. The Univeristy of New Haven’s award-winning Model United Nations program recently hosted ChargerMUN, an immersive experience for local middle and high school students. Members of the University’s MUN program led the charge at the recent ChargerMUN event. It also enabled Chargers to share what they’ve enjoyed and learned from being a part of the University’s award-winning Model United Nations programīy Sydney Altieri ’24 and Sean MacDonald ’24
Bringing middle and high school students to the University of New Haven, Charger Model United Nations was an exciting opportunity for local students to learn about how the UN operates.
