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Last NIS MUN Conference
Big conundrums that seemingly have no solutions can be better understood when discussed and brought into the light. This week NIS MUN members discussed the topic of “The Question of Myanmar’s Ongoing Genocide.” It was a dynamic discussion, giving the members the opportunity to research, debate, and examine perspectives. In-house MUN conferences help students sharpen their diplomatic skills. These are skills that serve all our students as they go on to international MUN events or even out into the world as responsible citizens.