El Camino Real Charter High School Model UN
Home of the Royals
Learn to speak up, think fast, and find common ground.
El Camino Real Model United Nations trains delegates in diplomacy, research, and public speaking through simulated committee sessions — then sends them to compete at conferences across the region.
- Oct 7Mock Committee Session at 4:00 PM
- Oct 17–18Edison MUN
- Nov 7–8UCLA Conference
- Every WednesdayWeekly sessions in Room B108
- New delegatesWelcomed every session, no experience required
26–27Current Season
20Active Delegates
4Conferences
10Awards Won
About the Club
“Our experience has taught us that with goodwill, a negotiated solution can be found for even the most profound problems.”
ECR Model UN meets weekly to learn the ins and outs of Model UN procedure, play games that build debate and negotiation skills, and practice public speaking in a low-pressure setting.
No prior experience is required — just curiosity about how the world negotiates. New members learn alongside returning delegates and pick things up as they go.
Throughout the year, members have the opportunity to put those skills to the test at outside conferences.
Session Calendar
Weekly sessions meet every Wednesday in Room B108.
Oct 17–18
Edison MUN
Our delegation travels to compete at the Edison Model UN conference.
Travel Required
Nov 7–8
UCLA Conference
Our delegation travels to compete at the UCLA Model UN conference.
Travel Required
Weekly sessions
Date to be announced. Come meet the officers, hear what the club is about, and find out how to get involved.
What Model UN actually is, how committee sessions work, and the basics of parliamentary procedure. No experience needed.
Low-pressure games and exercises designed to build comfort speaking on your feet and thinking on the spot.
Practice fielding questions, writing resolutions, and thinking on your feet during unscripted moments in committee.
A practice committee run under real conference rules, so new delegates can try out procedure before attending an actual conference.
A guided session on researching a country's stance and writing a position paper ahead of conference.
What to expect at a real conference, what to bring, and how sign-ups and travel work for first-time attendees.
The Delegation
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Kaitlin Martasin
Secretary-General
Co-leads the club, sets the committee slate, and represents ECR Model UN to the school and at conferences.
Office of the Chair
Oliver Moskin
Secretary-General
Co-leads the club, runs weekly sessions, and manages the internal debate calendar.
Office of the Chair
Etienne Probst
Vice President
Supports the presidents in running weekly sessions and planning committee topics.
Office of the Chair
Natalia Vasquez
Secretary
Keeps meeting records, handles club communications, and manages sign-ups.
Secretariat
Lila Benhia
Conference Coordinator
Coordinates delegation sign-ups, fees, and logistics for outside conferences.
Secretariat
Kelsie Lohman
Publicist
Runs club promotion, social media, and outreach to new members.
Secretariat
Mithra Karthik
Treasurer
Manages club dues, conference fees, and fundraising.
Secretariat
Mr. Vazquez
Club Advisor
Oversees the club, supports conference travel approvals, and mentors the officer team.
Faculty Advisor
Delegate Resources
How to Get Started with Model UNA beginner's guide to Model UN basics, from Best DelegateOpen guide
Bibliography MakerFree tool for citing sources used in your position paperOpen tool
Public Speaking TipsA beginner's guide to public speaking, from Best DelegateOpen guide
How to Prepare for a ConferenceClub guide on getting ready for your first (or next) MUN conferenceOpen guide
How to Write a Position Paper
Two guides on structuring and writing a strong position paper
New delegates are welcomed every session — no experience required.
Come to any Wednesday meeting in room B108 at lunch. Bring a notebook and a pencil.