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2009 UNA-USA Annual Meeting & Luncheon
Saturday, April 18th -- Oklahoma City University
Saturday, April 18th -- Oklahoma City University
Model UN Programs: University
students take a broad look at the
UN in the 21st century.
students take a broad look at the
UN in the 21st century.
Featuring Stephanie Holliman and Keith
Brecheen, both undergraduate students at the
University of Oklahoma.
Keith Brecheen has been involved with the Model
United Nations of the Southwest since he was a
sophomore in high school. Currently, he is a senior
at the University of Oklahoma. Mr. Brecheen was a
delegate at the OU Conference for Jordan,
Colombia, and Finland. It was through his
experiences as a delegate to MUNSW that he
developed a taste for all things international, and
he was led to pursue his degree at OU. Brecheen
is studying international relations and American
foreign policy.
Stephanie Holliman is a senior undergraduate
student at OU double-majoring in International and
Area Studies and Economics with a minor in
Spanish. As the current president of Model united
Nations of the Southwest, she is working hard to
expand the organizations involvement in the
university community as well as improve its impact
with the larger Oklahoma community. Ms. Holliman
is a recipient of the Cortez A.M. Ewing Public Service
Fellowship, and she is a member of the Honors
College.
Please plan to attend this informative program and
help support our chapter's engagement with
students through the Model UN program. Make
your reservations for the luncheon by calling Ruth
Males at 405-478-0358. Or, download a copy of
our Annual Meeting brochure by clicking HERE. The
brochure will open as a 'pdf' file ... which can be
printed and mailed to our P.O. Box.
Please don't delay. Make plans to attend today.
See you at Oklahoma City University on April
18th!
Brecheen, both undergraduate students at the
University of Oklahoma.
Keith Brecheen has been involved with the Model
United Nations of the Southwest since he was a
sophomore in high school. Currently, he is a senior
at the University of Oklahoma. Mr. Brecheen was a
delegate at the OU Conference for Jordan,
Colombia, and Finland. It was through his
experiences as a delegate to MUNSW that he
developed a taste for all things international, and
he was led to pursue his degree at OU. Brecheen
is studying international relations and American
foreign policy.
Stephanie Holliman is a senior undergraduate
student at OU double-majoring in International and
Area Studies and Economics with a minor in
Spanish. As the current president of Model united
Nations of the Southwest, she is working hard to
expand the organizations involvement in the
university community as well as improve its impact
with the larger Oklahoma community. Ms. Holliman
is a recipient of the Cortez A.M. Ewing Public Service
Fellowship, and she is a member of the Honors
College.
Please plan to attend this informative program and
help support our chapter's engagement with
students through the Model UN program. Make
your reservations for the luncheon by calling Ruth
Males at 405-478-0358. Or, download a copy of
our Annual Meeting brochure by clicking HERE. The
brochure will open as a 'pdf' file ... which can be
printed and mailed to our P.O. Box.
Please don't delay. Make plans to attend today.
See you at Oklahoma City University on April
18th!
Agenda: April 18, 2009
11:45am
Noon
12:45pm
1:30pm
1:45pm
11:45am
Noon
12:45pm
1:30pm
1:45pm
| Registration and Seating Begins Welcome ... Dr. Robert Cox, Chapter President, UNA-OKC Invocation ... Rev. James C. Shields Luncheon Presentations Panel Discussion Business Meeting and Election of Directors Adjournment |
OCU is located on NW
23rd Street in Oklahoma
City, just a few blocks
west of Classen Blvd. For
a campus map, click
HERE and look for
Building 18. (The map
will open in a new
window).
23rd Street in Oklahoma
City, just a few blocks
west of Classen Blvd. For
a campus map, click
HERE and look for
Building 18. (The map
will open in a new
window).
Directions to the Event
Through the generosity of long-time
supporters, UNA-USA of Greater
Oklahoma City is able to offer a limited
number of student scholarships to cover
the cost of the luncheon meeting. To
qualify, an applicant must be a high
school, college, or university student who
is interested in the United Nations and
its mission. If you meet these
requirements and wish to apply for a
student scholarship, please send your
request as far in advance as possible to:
UNA-USA
Greater Oklahoma City Chapter
Attn: Ruth Males
P.O. Box 60856
Oklahoma City, OK 73146-0856
Be sure to include your name, your
contact information, and the school you
attend. Requests for scholarships will
be considered promptly and those who
are selected to receive a scholarship will
be notified prior to the event. After all
available scholarships have been
awarded, remaining applicants will be
offered admission to the luncheon
meeting for the reduced price of $10.
supporters, UNA-USA of Greater
Oklahoma City is able to offer a limited
number of student scholarships to cover
the cost of the luncheon meeting. To
qualify, an applicant must be a high
school, college, or university student who
is interested in the United Nations and
its mission. If you meet these
requirements and wish to apply for a
student scholarship, please send your
request as far in advance as possible to:
UNA-USA
Greater Oklahoma City Chapter
Attn: Ruth Males
P.O. Box 60856
Oklahoma City, OK 73146-0856
Be sure to include your name, your
contact information, and the school you
attend. Requests for scholarships will
be considered promptly and those who
are selected to receive a scholarship will
be notified prior to the event. After all
available scholarships have been
awarded, remaining applicants will be
offered admission to the luncheon
meeting for the reduced price of $10.
"Luncheon Scholarships" are
Available for Students
Available for Students
Our friendly
operator is
standing by!
operator is
standing by!
| Call Ruth: (405) 478-0358 |
Lily Tomlin as
Ernestine the Telephone Lady.
Ernestine the Telephone Lady.
The event will be held in the Grand Ballroom of the Tom &
Brenda McDaniels Student Center at Oklahoma City University.
Brenda McDaniels Student Center at Oklahoma City University.
| Mail your check to: UNA-USA, Greater OKC Chapter, P.O. Box 60856, OKC 73146-0856. |
| Our Vision |
"A world in which humanity is spared the scourge of war, human
rights are honored, the natural environment is protected and the
United States is a constructive member of the United Nations for the
well-being of all humankind."
rights are honored, the natural environment is protected and the
United States is a constructive member of the United Nations for the
well-being of all humankind."
| Limited seating. Please order by April 10th. |
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| Call Now to Reserve Your Tickets -- $20 Each |
| Download the Registration Form now ... Opens as a 'pdf' document. |
About the Model
United Nations
United Nations
The National Model
United Nations (NMUN)
was incorporated in
1968 as a nonprofit, educational corpora-
tion of the United States. It offers a
diverse group of informed participants a
forum for discussing global concerns in a
context that closely parallels
the "real world." Students and faculty
from five continents work to propose
resolutions addressing regional conflicts,
peacekeeping, human rights, women and
children's issues, economic / social
development, and the environment.
NMUN programs provide high school and
college students with a better
understanding of the inner workings of
the United Nations as they build skills in
diplomacy and compromise.
United Nations (NMUN)
was incorporated in
1968 as a nonprofit, educational corpora-
tion of the United States. It offers a
diverse group of informed participants a
forum for discussing global concerns in a
context that closely parallels
the "real world." Students and faculty
from five continents work to propose
resolutions addressing regional conflicts,
peacekeeping, human rights, women and
children's issues, economic / social
development, and the environment.
NMUN programs provide high school and
college students with a better
understanding of the inner workings of
the United Nations as they build skills in
diplomacy and compromise.