Head Chair
Kaden Fei
Honorable directors, fellow student officers, and most esteemed delegates,
I am Kaden Fei, a Junior currently studying at Dulwich College Beijing, and it is my honor to serve as your Head Chair for the Advisory Panel.
TIANMUN XIII will be my 6th time chairing and I trust it will be a memorable experience. I started as a delegate not knowing how to write a resolution and rewriting mine 6 times. The nervousness that caused me to rewrite my resolution also transferred to my first time chairing. I hope to mitigate the nervousness felt by delegates at the conference. Additionally, I wish to act as a competent chair.
I hope to make this conference a memorable experience for my delegates as well as my fellow student officers.
See you all in November!
Deputy Chair
Chloe (SuAh) Cho
Greetings!
My name is Chloe Cho, currently a Junior attending the International School of Qingdao. It is my utmost honor to serve you as the deputy chair of the Advisory Panel.
Looking back at my first MUN experience, I was also an advisor captured by the initial fear of speaking in front of bunch of people with topics that seem unchangeable. But with more experiences of knowing how to state your own opinion in front of others and debate about it, I found the satisfaction inside that made me truly enjoy these conferences.
Advisors, please take this conference as your chance and do not get scared to make speeches and ask POIs. As the deputy chair, I will do my best to support you so that you can have a memorable conference.
See you all soon!
Deputy Chair
Chloe (JiWon) Jang
Greetings!
I am Chloe (Jiwon) Jang, a junior attending Chengdu International School. It is my utmost honor to serve as a deputy chair of the advisory panel for this year’s TIANMUN XII conference!
I’m sure some newcomer delegates are afraid of MUN and stepping out to participate in the conference. I was also a newcomer delegate about two years ago at TIANMUN XI. With a quiet voice, trembling hands, and audible heartbeat, I was scared of raising my placard to participate in the conference. Eventually, I ended up only giving one speech a day, which was also a great success in overcoming public speaking. Although I am a chair, I was once a delegate like you! (Hopefully, my story can help you to be more approachable to me and seek help!)
MUN is not only a simple debate competing for points and the number of speeches you speak; it is a network in which delegates can learn their diplomatic skills through discussions and negotiations of world issues. I hope this conference can be a meaningful event for your MUN journey. I will serve you all the best!
See you soon!