UWindsor Model United Nations

What an incredible weekend at the Annual WINMUN High School Conference! 🌍✨
This year, we welcomed a record number of students from Windsor-Essex high schools, making it one of our biggest and most impactful conferences yet. The level of diplomacy, debate, and collaboration was truly inspiring.
👏 Congratulations to the Best Delegate – Delegate of Brazil from Assumption College Catholic High School!
🌟 Honourable Mentions:
• Delegate of the Philippines from St. Joseph’s Catholic High School
• Delegate of Qatar from Tecumseh Vista Academy Secondary
• Delegate of Ethiopia from Assumption College Catholic High School
A huge thank you to the University of Windsor Model United Nations executive team and our dedicated volunteers for organizing such a successful and meaningful event.

Meet the Team behind UWINMUN!

We’re a passionate group of students dedicated to bringing Model United Nations to life on campus. From planning conferences and high school competitions to leading debates on global issues, our execs are here to make the year unforgettable.

✨ Get to know the faces behind UWINMUN — the ones organizing events, supporting delegates, and building a community of future leaders.

At UWINMUN, you’ll debate global issues, negotiate with peers, and collaborate on real solutions to international challenges.

But we’re more than just debate — we also host exciting conferences, high school competitions, and campus events that bring students together and put international relations into action.

✨ Whether you’re here to sharpen your skills or join in on our events, there’s a place for you at UWINMUN.

🔗 Sign up today — link in bio!

Shoutout to all our bts hardworking executives.

Behind every resolution is a hard working team. A little peak into WINMUN 25’ bts on how to draft a resolution.

Honored to host the next generation of diplomats, leaders, and changemakers at WINMUN 25’ conference. Every delegate displayed true dedication in diplomacy skills.

Here’s to the future of global cooperation. ”

Placards in Model United Nations (MUN) symbolize identity, presence, and voice. It embodies diplomacy, legitimacy, and national representation. It provides confidence, belonging, and authority in debate.

Raising a placard is more than a signal—it affirms participation, asserts viewpoints, and found engagement, making delegates feel heard and empowered. Every Placard in this conference represents re-affirmed commitment to diplomacy and mun skills.