Explore our five committees for BridgeMUN — three General Assemblies and two Crisis committees.
General Assembly committees follow traditional Model UN procedures with structured debate, resolution writing, and formal voting. These committees are excellent for beginners as they provide a clear framework and allow delegates to learn parliamentary procedure at a comfortable pace. Both beginners and intermediate delegates will find GAs engaging and rewarding.
Recommended for: First-time delegates and those building foundational MUN skills
Crisis committees are fast-paced, dynamic simulations where delegates respond to evolving scenarios in real-time. Delegates write directives, engage in backroom deals, and adapt to unexpected developments. While Crisis committees are beginner-friendly and our chairs will support new delegates, they move more quickly than GAs and require quick thinking and adaptability.
Recommended for: All experience levels, especially those who enjoy dynamic, fast-paced debate
Type: General Assembly - UNHCR
Chairs: Josephine Nichols, Acadia Boyer, Petra Blachly-Nelson, and Lee Van Voorhis
Background Guide: Coming soon
Type: General Assembly - DISEC
Chairs: Nufail Muhameid, Issac Vang, Kaelan Curran, and Eli Schultz
Background Guide: Coming soon
Type: General Assembly - UNEA
Chairs: Kallie Alexis, Sadie Macdougall, and Elizabeth Sheldon
Background Guide: Coming soon
Type: Crisis
Chairs: Marvi Spahiu, Son Schneider, Korrey Kim, and Xavier Agran
Background Guide: Coming soon
Type: Crisis
Chairs: Lula Taylor, Mia Costa, Hazel Marcucella, and Sinead O'Gorman-Jones
Background Guide: Coming soon
Position Paper Guidelines:
Review these examples to understand the expected format and structure for your position paper.
For delegates in GA committees (Journalists, DISEC, UNEA)
For delegates in Crisis committees (Cuban Missiles, Colonizing Mars)
