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2005 University of New South Wales The Outreach portfolio has been enlarged; now encompassing succession planning in order to strengthen the future of AMUNC. The portfolio aims to consolidate the framework of institutional memory developed by the Host Teams of 2009 and 2010, combining the experience of strong delegations with the burgeoning number of new delegations joining AMUNC for the first time in 2011. 2002 University of Melbourne 2006 University of Western Sydney 2000 Deakin UniversityTRANSCRIPT
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Previous Hosts
1995 UNSW
1999 University of Sydney
2000 Deakin University
2001 University of Technology Sydney
2002 University of Melbourne
2003 University of Sydney
2004 James Cook University, Townsville
2005 University of New South Wales
2006 University of Western Sydney
2007 University of Auckland
2008 University of Adelaide
2009 University of Queensland
2010 University of Sydney
2011 Australian National University
AMUNC 2011Coming together from different universities and parts of Australia, the Host Team of AMUNC 2011 is proud to be able to build on the legacy and rich history that previous hosts have upheld. Each year, AMUNC comes alive with the spirit of the UN, peaceful international dialogue and youth empower-ment. AMUNC 2011 aims to celebrate academic excellence, diplomatic progress and diversity, through insightful committee sessions and exciting social events.
AMUNC 2011 brings Model UN as a solid platform to the Australian National University and Canberra for the first time. Many of the socials will take place in national institutions, showcasing Australia’s history and national treasures.
A number of innovative changes will be seen at AMUNC 2011. The introduction of the ILC acknowledges the importance of emerging legal principles, whilst the use of the High Court of Australia offers a unique experience to the delegates of the Legal Committees. For the first time the Security Council and Crisis Council are accountable to each other. The interactivity between the two committees gives greater depth to the topics at hand. In addition the Committees portfolio has expanded to include AMUNC’s first intelligence agency. The dynamism of committee debate during the week culminates into the General Plenary Session, which will present delegates with a surprising twist.
The Outreach portfolio has been enlarged; now encompassing succession planning in order to strengthen the future of AMUNC. The portfolio aims to consolidate the framework of institutional memory developed by the Host Teams of 2009 and 2010, combining the experience of strong delegations with the burgeoning number of new delegations joining AMUNC for the first time in 2011.
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