BEIMUN Jr. Committees

Hello delegates and welcome to BEIMUN Jr.! I'm Vanessa Chen, and I’m attending year 11 at Dulwich College Beijing. your deputy chair for the first General Assembly this time around. Now, I’ll be honest. I haven’t racked up a massive list of MUN conferences or fancy chairing titles (yet). But what I do bring is a whole lot of heart, energy, and a genuine love for what MUN stands for: bold ideas, passionate voices, and moments that stick with you long after the gavel falls. This space is yours just as much as anyone else's. Whether you’re firing off your 10th speech or nervously raising your placard for the first time, know this: your voice matters. So let’s make this something special. Challenge each other. Laugh a little. Learn a lot. And above all, have fun with it. I can't wait to see the creativity and conviction you all bring to the table.

Hello everyone, My name is Yena Han and I am currently a Year 10 student at Dulwich College Beijing. I am honored to be serving as the Deputy President for the General Assembly 2. BEIMUN Jr. III serves as my ninth conference and my first as chair. I immensely look forward to the debates that we will be having regarding the topics of the ethics of the use of gene-editing technology on human beings and protecting civilian rights during the Sudanese Armed Conflict For many of you, this is your first conference and I understand if you are apprehensive about speaking in front of a large crowd. However, I urge you all to try to get past your initial awkwardness and to make the most of this conference. I look forward to seeing the debate!

Honorable directors, student officers, esteemed delegates, and distinguished guests, As the shortest ever student officer (I think I am — still waiting for official verification), it is an absolute honor to serve as your Assistant Chair at this esteemed conference. My name is Avery Hung, and I’m an 8th grader at Yew Chung International School of Beijing. Believe it or not, my MUN journey began at the start of this year, and I haven’t looked back since. Starting MUN was easily one of the best decisions I’ve made — it gives me an excuse to dress fancy. I promise that you’ll meet some amazing people and find something you genuinely enjoy in MUN — whether it's debating, resolution-writing, or just figuring out how to pass notes or use AI without getting caught. This is only my fifth conference overall, and my first time chairing, so please go easy on me. I genuinely look forward to assisting and getting to know all the delegates in my committee. If you run into any trouble, have questions, or just need someone to hype up your opening speech, I’m your man. You can reach me at avery.hung2017@ycis.com, or averykhung@gmail.com. I’ll do everything I can to make sure this is a good experience for all of y'all. I can’t wait to see what you all bring to the table — literally and diplomatically. Let’s make this conference one to remember. And who knows… if your speeches are good enough, I might just bribe you with snacks or naicha. (No promises though) See you soon!

Honorable delegates, distinguished guests, and esteemed members of the BEIMUN Jr Secretariat, It is my honor to welcome you to the Environment Committee of BEIMUN Jr. I am Elly Hwang, and I am a freshman at Hangzhou International School. I am honored to serve as your Deputy President for this conference. I have been involved in Model United Nations for two years, and this is my first year participating a conference as a chair. Today, we gather to address urgent global environmental challenges and share our perspectives to construct our best solutions. I encourage all of the delegates to engage in the debate with creativity and mutual respect. I hope all delegates can actively participate in our debate and have a productive conference.

Hello delegates! My name is Helena Babel and it is my utmost honor to serve as your Deputy President for the Economic and Social Council at this year’s BEIMUN Jr.. I am currently a freshman at the International School of Beijing and this will mark my 4th conference and first-time serving as a chair.  For this year’s ECOSOC, I will be covering the topic of Examining the issue of low-birth rates in Developed Countries. During this conference, I hope to see everyone engaged in fruitful debate supported by well conducted research. If any of you have questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out via email (helen.babel@student.isb.cn) or (helena.babel.11@gmail.com). See you all in October!

Distinguished delegates, My name is Enkhjin Enkhtaivan, and I am honored to serve as your Deputy President for this session I am currently a student with a deep passion for global health, environmental sustainability, and diplomacy, and I have been actively involved in Model United Nations. MUN has influenced my academic journey, giving me the opportunity to engage with complex global issues and to collaborate with bright minds from around the world. As your Deputy President, my goal is to ensure that our committee is both intellectually stimulating and inclusive, allowing every delegate to express their perspectives with confidence. I look forward to witnessing your insightful debates, the innovative solutions you bring, and diplomatic engagement throughout the conference. Let us work together to make this session a productive and memorable one. — Enkhjin Enkhtaivan

Hello delegates! I’m JJ, or Yijae Lee, and I’ll be your Deputy President this year at BEIMUN Jr, focusing on the topic: Addressing the Implications of Autonomous Weapons and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Modern Warfare. I’ve been doing MUN for two years now, and the Security Council has always been my favorite—it’s fast-paced, dramatic, and dives deep into the complexities of global security. I’m currently in Grade 9/Year 10 at the International School of Beijing, this year’s host school. When I’m not drafting amendments or moderating debates, you’ll probably find me buried under a mountain of math homework or some volleyball videos. I can’t wait to see what creative solutions—and a little chaos—you all bring to committee! Sincerely, JJ