NCSC LIII’s Committees
Jump to Assemblies & Specialized, Councils, Boards & Agencies, Cabinets, Non-Traditional Crisis, or Joint-Crisis committees.
Assemblies & Specialized
Standard and specialized General Assembly committees. No crisis elements.
USGs: Carlos Gerke and Kee Hung Giam
Please contact k.giam@modelun.org and c.gerke@modelun.org with any questions.
The Ad-Hoc General
Assembly
Advanced 24-Hour
You Can Run, But You Can't Hide: The International Anti-Corruption Conference, 2022
Double Delegate Committee
Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum: Indo-Pacific Partnership for Maritime Domain Awareness, 2022
Merci Beau-Coup: The Economic Community of West African States, 2025
Feeling a Little Peaky?: The Andean Community, 1990
Who’s in Your Wallet?
Joint-General-Assembly, The United States Senate, 2025
Senate Committee on the Judiciary, 2025
Senate Committee on Rules & Administration, 2025
Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Government Affairs, 2025
Councils
Larger, diverse crisis committees that focus on responding to societal and governmental conditions with a local orientation (approx. 22-25 delegates).
USG: Sanjay Rajesh
Please contact s.rajesh@modelun.org with any questions.
It's a Phnom-inomenom: The United Nations Security Council, Cambodian Reconstruction, 1989
Advanced Hybrid
The Precarious Paris of the East: Shanghai Municipal Council, 1928
Be Our Guest: Peruvian Military Council, 1996
Catch Me if You Can: Governing Council of the Indian Premier League, 2007
Boards & Agencies
NCSC’s newest crisis organ, focused on professional organizations and institutions (approx. 22 delegates).
USG: Rachel Styslinger
Please contact r.styslinger@modelun.org with any questions.
Que No, Que No, Que No Nos Representan: La Junta de ¡Plataforma Democracia Real Ya! 2011
Spanish BIlingual
Mission Berlin: The Central Intelligence Agency, 1989
Guardians of the Galaxy: The United Arab Emirates' Space Agency, 2025
An Eye for a van Eyck: The Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives Unit Board, 1944
Cabinets
Governmental crisis committees simulating the administration of various heads of state & government officials (approx. 20 delegates).
USG: Ava Manaker
Please contact a.manaker@modelun.org with any questions.
Two Birds with One Stone: The Cabinet of Te Whiti-o-Rongomai and Tohu Kakahi, 1881
For Women/Gender Non-Conforming Delegates
Regency and Reform: The Cabinet of the Empress Dowager Cixi, 1861
Martial Flaw: The Cabinet of Choi Sang-Mok, 2024
Guns and Ships: The Cabinet of Amfo Otu and Kwesi Edu, 1871
Non-Traditional Crisis
Small, unique, and fast-paced committees with distinct committee procedures, elements, or mechanics (18-20 delegates).
USG: Luke Madden
Please contact l.madden@modelun.org with any questions.
The Ad Hoc Committee of the Secretary-General
Advanced Crisis
There’s an Imposter Among Us: Project ECHELON, 1962
Mafia/Werewolf-Inspired
We are Never Ever Ever Getting Back Together: The Constitutional Convention of the West Indies Federation, 1958
95% of Gamblers Quit Before They Win Big: Enron Board of Directors, 1992
Stock Market/Investment Mechanics
Joint-Crisis Committees
Two linked crisis committees with joint elements of competition or cooperation (18-20 delegates).
USG: Christopher Pishvaian
Please contact c.pishvaian@modelun.org with any questions.
Just Gdańsk
City of Gdańsk vs. Kingdom of Prussia, 1773
The City of Gdańsk, 1773
The Kingdom of Prussia, 1773
Shahdown
Ottoman-Persian Wars, 1730
The Ottoman Empire, 1730
The Persian Empire, 1730