Delegate workshop Registration is OPEN!
For attending delegations, please fill out this Registration form by Saturday, 10/4
Workshop Topics:
Cobalt Mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Novice/Advanced) and Red Sea Shipping Crisis (Crisis)
Waivers
Before arriving, each delegate and their parent/guardian will need to sign and complete our online waiver form. Delegates without a complete waiver submission will not be permitted to participate at Delegate Workshop. All waiver questions can be directed to info[at]bmun.org.
Location
Delegate Workshop will take place in Dwinelle Hall this year. Registration for the workshop will be located on the second floor in Dwinelle 219. Opening Ceremony will take place in Dwinelle 155. Advisors’ Lounge will be located in Dwinelle 209. Registration will also take place in Dwinelle 209. Dwinelle Hall and its rooms are all ADA accessible.
Schedule
Note: There will be no closing ceremonies this year.
Registered delegates will NOT be provided lunch. Delegates will be able to purchase lunch on our around UC Berkeley's campus. For advisors, there will be light snacks and coffee available in the advisor lounge.
Food
To promote accessibility of the event, there are no formal dress codes enforced at Delegate Workshop, though delegates are encouraged to arrive in Business Casual attire.
Dress Code
There is a chance that the campus is congested and parking is hard to find come Saturday, October 12th. If possible, plan on arriving via the Downtown Berkeley BART station, or parking at one of the several paid parking lots off-campus. There is no parking at the Downtown Berkeley station, but you may find ample (and typically free) parking at the Ashby and North Berkeley BART stations, from which the Downtown Berkeley station is only one stop away.
Transport + Parking
As this is a learning conference, delegates need not prepare for topics or produce position papers. If you would like to prepare your club for Delegate Workshop, it is highly recommended to have delegates practice giving impromptu argumentative speeches, as well as to take a cursory look at some of the basic elements of MUN. We will be giving a comprehensive overview of everything you need to know, but it is always good to come in with a brief idea of what is to come.