Doug Wolff
Chief of Staff
d.wolff(at)modelun.org

Doug Wolff, School of Foreign Service Class of 2012, is a major in Science, Technology, and International Affairs, with a concentration in Security Studies. After a stint last year as Crisis Manager of the US Embassy: Moscow 2012 committee, Doug will serve as Chief of Staff for NCSC XXXVIII. Hailing from Boston, MA, he couldn't be more excited to work on the conference, and knows this will be the best one yet! When not playing Team Dad to the NCSC Staff and Secretariat, Doug enjoys reading up on proliferation issues and learning to speak Farsi. He hopes to see everyone in October!

Joseph Incalcaterra
USG for Assemblies and Regionals
j.incalcaterra(at)modelun.org

Joseph Incalcaterra is an International Economics major in the School of Foreign Service class of 2012, and will most likely pursue a certificate in Asian Studies or International Business Diplomacy. Joseph has been very involved in Model UN for the past 5 years in several different capacities, and thoroughly enjoys being a part of both NCSC and NAIMUN at Georgetown—activities to which he devotes a large part of his time on campus. He is very interested in learning and teaching foreign languages, and has lived and worked in Italy. He is an avid fan of European soccer (Juventus) and enjoys skiing, traveling, mountain biking, and sailing.

Khadijah Qamar
USG for Councils and Summits
k.qamar(at)modelun.org

Khadijah Qamar, a member of the School of Foreign Service class of 2013, grew up in Houston, TX, but first discovered her love for Model UN when she moved to Saudi Arabia to attend an international American high school and had the opportunity to participate in several international conferences in Cairo, Berlin, and Istanbul. She is thrilled to be a member of Senior Staff after seeing last year’s NCSC XXXVII Secretariat in action. Apart from striving to make this year’s NCSC XXXVIII the best, Khadijah loves traveling to exotic destinations (most recently, Morocco), learning new languages (currently Arabic), and Russian literature.

Arun Avva
USG for Joint Crisis Simulations
a.avva(at)modelun.org

Arun is a member of the Walsh School of Foreign Service Class of 2012. He is originally from Edison, NJ and has been actively involved in Model United Nations since high school. He is currently majoring in International Political Economy and is also interested in international law, particularly post conflict justice. He also is a fan of tennis and Hoya basketball. Having previously served in NCSC as the USG for Councils and Summits, Arun is excited to bring his creativity and passion for MUN to Joint Crisis Simulations.

Scott Stirrett
Director of Business
s.stirrett(at)modelun.org

Scott is a member of the class of 2013 in the Walsh School of Foreign Service. Raised in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, Scott has long been interested in international affairs. In high school, he was a member of the Canadian National High School Debating team as well as a participant in MUN. Apart from NCSC, Scott is active in the Georgetown University College Democrats, the Georgetown University Student Activities Commission, as well as the Georgetown International Relations Club. In his free time, he enjoys reading The Economist, paddle boating Canadian lakes, and cheering for the Georgetown Hoyas.

Rachel Farell
Director of Delegate Affairs
r.farell(at)modelun.org

Rachel is a member of the class of 2013 in the School of Foreign Service and plans to major in International Politics. With a strong interest in the Middle East, Rachel is currently studying Arabic and can frequently be found reading the WSJ, Washington Post, National Review, or New York Times in a borderline-OCD attempt to stay current on world affairs. Rachel was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma and is a Sooner at heart. Along with Georgetown’s International Relations Club, Rachel enjoys reading, photography, writing, music, and debate, and she is always up for an epic game of chess. She looks forward to working with the NCSC staff to make NCSC XXXVIII a success!

Christie Shely
Director of Marketing
c.shely(at)modelun.org

Christie Shely is a member of the 2013 class of the College, possibly majoring in government with a math minor (although that is likely to change). After living in Scottsdale, Arizona for most of her life, she is excited to work as Director of Marketing for NCSC XXXVIII, as well as be a member of the inaugural Georgetown International Diplomacy and Security conference committee. In addition to learning about international relations, Christie participates in DC Reads and takes photos for the Hoya. In her free time she loves to cook, discover new music, play the piano, and take random photos around DC.

Alykhan Merali
Director of Operations
a.merali(at)modelun.org

Born and raised in South Florida, Alykhan is a member of the class of 2013 in the Walsh School of Foreign Service. After a great experience at NCSC XXXVII as a logistical staffer, he is really excited about the opportunity to work at this year’s conference as Director of Operations. He is interested in international affairs and especially enjoys learning Spanish. In his free time, Alykhan is probably out on the courts playing basketball or cheering on his favorite sports teams.

Ishita Kohli
Director of Special Events
i.kohli(at)modelun.org

Ishita Kohli is a member of the School of Foreign Service class of 2013 and is proud to join NCSC XXXVIII as Director of Special Events. Born and raised in the UAE and Singapore, Ishita participated in Model UN in High School and is excited to rise to the collegiate circuit in 2010. When not devoting her life to NCSC, you will probably find Ishita decked in blue and grey at Hoyas basketball games or working at The Voice, a Georgetown newsmagazine. Ishita hopes to use three years of MUN knowledge and all her energy to make the NCSC experience unforgettable for every delegate and staffer in October.