MUN 101: 7-Part Webinar Series
Every 2 weeks on Tuesdays • April 7, 2026 • 5:00 PM MST
In Partnership With
MUN Summer Camp
CU Boulder 2026
An intensive, two-week Model United Nations program on the University of Colorado Boulder campus — choose residential (housing + meals) or day program (commuter with lunch). Week 1 focuses on traditional diplomacy and global issues. Week 2 immerses students in crisis simulations and real-time events.
Location
CU Boulder Campus, Colorado
Dates
July 12-24, 2026
Grades
Grades 9–12
Camp Highlights
Immersive Simulations
Full-scale Model UN committees with expert chairs and real-world topics.
Expert Mentors
Learn from experienced MUN coaches and international affairs professionals.
Awards & Recognition
Compete for Best Delegate, Outstanding Diplomacy, and other distinctions.
College Prep
Build skills in public speaking, research, and critical thinking for college applications.
Campus Experience
Experience life at a premier university campus in beautiful Boulder, Colorado.
Colorado Adventure
Enjoy the stunning Rocky Mountain setting and outdoor activities between sessions.
Two-Week Intensive Program
Dual-Stream: Foundational and Competitive Tracks
Foundations Stream
For delegates new to MUN or with 1–3 conferences. Structured guidance, accessible topics, and coaching support built into every session.
Competitive Stream
For experienced delegates (4+ conferences). Multi-actor crises, Iran arbitration, Ukraine peace negotiations, global financial governance — college-conference intensity.
Week 1: Foundations of Diplomacy
Historical Debates, Contemporary Crises, Daily Skill Coaching & Keynote Speakers
Week One builds delegates from the ground up. Each morning opens with either a coaching session or keynote address shared by both streams, followed by parallel committee simulations. Sample topics include:
- •Peace Congress of Westphalia (1648): Sovereignty theory and the origins of the nation-state
- •Ukraine Peace Settlement: Ceasefire, territorial resolution, security guarantees
- •Climate Change — UNFCCC: Paris Agreement, loss & damage, just transition
- •Cuban Missile Crisis — ExComm: Nuclear brinkmanship and crisis decision-making
- •ECOSOC — Child Poverty & SDGs: Development economics and coalition building
- •Lord of the Rings — Council of Elrond: A beloved fantasy-themed simulation
Daily coaching sessions cover public speaking, principled negotiation (BATNA, ZOPA), coalition strategy, and live rebuttal technique.
Special Program Features
Exclusive to MUN Academy Colorado
Day 1 Keynote — Ed Elmendorf
Former World Bank senior official and former President of UNA-USA, speaking on multilateral leadership in a fractured world.
Day 6 Keynote — Professor Jonathan Moyer — Pardee Center for International Futures
University of Denver: International Futures (IFs) modeling platform — how data-driven forecasting shapes global policy.
International Futures Hackathon
Teams design a predictive modeling app for international migrants and families, judged on analytical rigor, usability, and equity. Winning team featured on the MUN Academy website.
Week 2: Crisis Simulations
Real-Time Events, Breaking News & Adaptive Leadership
Week Two transforms the conference into a live crisis environment. Events unfold in real-time, injected by the Crisis Director team through breaking news updates. Sample topics include:
- •Rwanda 1994: Early warning, intervention, and the limits of collective security
- •Able Archer 83: Soviet Politburo and nuclear deterrence at the brink
- •Cuban Missile Crisis — Full Multi-Committee: 5 simultaneous committees, encrypted notes required
- •South China Sea — Autonomous Weapons: AI attribution, Chapter VII, de-escalation
- •Black Swan Capstone: Both streams merge for a cascading multi-domain crisis
The Hackathon runs as a parallel track across Week 2, with dedicated build sessions culminating in final presentations on Day 10.
Daily Feedback: Every student receives personalized coaching and one-on-one feedback from expert staff. Certificates of completion for all delegates — letters of commendation for award recipients available for university applications.
Educational Excursions
Beyond committee sessions, students will visit world-class research facilities in the Boulder area to see science and policy in action:
NOAA
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Tour climate research labs and learn about weather forecasting, climate science, and ocean monitoring.
NCAR
National Center for Atmospheric Research
Explore atmospheric science research and supercomputing facilities studying Earth's climate system.
NIST
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Visit cutting-edge physics and measurement science labs advancing technology and innovation.
Safety & Program Options
Residential Program
Housing + Meals
Full live-in experience with on-campus accommodation, all meals, and 24/7 supervision.
Single Occupancy Rooms
Every residential student has their own private room in CU Boulder residence halls for safety, privacy, and comfort.
24/7 Supervision
Professional staff provide round-the-clock supervision with low student-to-staff ratios.
Airport Pickup Service
Complimentary transportation from Denver International Airport (DEN) to campus on designated arrival days.
Travel Made Easy
Airport pickup is included on July 12th and drop-off on July 24th. Details provided upon enrollment.
Day Program
Commuter with Lunch
Perfect for local families — full committee participation with lunch included, no housing. 9am–6pm daily.
Full Committee Access
Day students participate in all sessions, workshops, and excursions alongside residential delegates.
Lunch Included
All day program students receive daily lunch with the full cohort.
Local Flexibility
Ideal for Boulder-area families who want the full MUN experience without on-campus housing.
Campus Security & Medical Support
CU Boulder campus security and on-site staff ensure a safe experience. Access to campus health services and emergency medical care during program hours.
For MUN Sponsor Teachers
Bring your team! We offer special delegation rates (5+ students) for both residential and day programs. Local schools can send day commuters while out-of-state teams can choose full residential — or mix and match. Teachers attending with students receive professional development opportunities.
Select "Teacher / MUN Sponsor" in the form to learn about delegation rates starting at $1,095/delegate (day program).
Enroll Now
Residential or Day Program — secure your spot for Summer 2026 at CU Boulder.
·Expert Faculty
Meet the Coaches
Amerah Abderrazzaq
Head Delegate Alumni, Boston University
Former Head Delegate · BU #5 World Division
Senthil Meyyappan
Georgetown Law · Political Science & IR, BU
Captain · BU #4 World Division · Georgetown Law
Sid Chakravarthy
President, BU International Affairs Association
World Schools Debate · TEDx Speaker · 1000+ Students Coached
Mason Carlucci
Former Secretary-General, BosMUN XXIV
Secretary-General · BosMUN XXIV · Crisis Specialist
2025 Tuition
Transparent pricing. Real savings.
Choose Residential (full board, housing) or Day Program (lunch + programming, no housing). Early Bird ends April 23, 2026.
Day Program:
Delegates attend full programming 9am–6pm and return home each evening. Lunch and all materials are included. Housing and dinner are not included. Ideal for local delegates in the Denver/Boulder metro area.
1-Week Day Program · Mon–Fri
Standard
Full-Price Enrollment
Standard day program, available year-round. Lunch and all materials included.
1 Week · Day Program · 9am–6pm
per delegate
- 9am–6pm daily programming
- Lunch each day
- Full committee participation
- Certificate & awards ceremony
Early Bird
Early Bird Rate
Book before April 23. Best individual day program rate of the year.
1 Week · Day Program · 9am–6pm
per delegate
- Everything in Standard
- Priority committee assignment
- Early MasterClass access (now)
- Transferable if plans change
Family Discount
Sibling Rate
2nd+ delegate from the same family. Coordinated drop-off, shared schedule.
1 Week · Day Program
per delegate
- Everything in Early Bird
- Coordinated drop-off & pickup
- Family welcome packet
- Committee proximity requests
Schools & Orgs
Delegation Rate
Schools, clubs, and teams of 5+. Group scheduling and single invoicing available.
1 Week · Day · Min. 5 Delegates
per delegate
- Dedicated group coordinator
- Grouped committee scheduling
- Single invoice for schools/orgs
- Group recognition at ceremony
2-Week Day Program · Consecutive Weeks
Standard
Two-Week Day Program
Two consecutive weeks of day programming, small multi-week discount applied.
2 Weeks · Day Program
saves $100 vs 2× 1-week
per delegate
- Two full weeks of programming
- Lunch each day
- Two distinct committee tracks
Early Bird
Early Bird Two-Week
Book before April 23. Deepest discount on the 2-week day program.
2 Weeks · Day Program
per delegate
- Everything in Standard
- Priority week selection
- Early MasterClass access now
- Flexible transfer policy
Family Discount
Sibling Two-Week
2nd+ sibling for two full weeks of day programming.
2 Weeks · Day Program
per delegate
- Everything in Early Bird
- Coordinated drop-off & pickup
- Family welcome packet
- Committee proximity requests
Schools & Orgs
Delegation Two-Week
5+ delegates for two consecutive day program weeks. Maximum group discount.
2 Weeks · Day · Min. 5 Delegates
per delegate
- Dedicated group coordinator
- Grouped scheduling both weeks
- Single invoice for schools/orgs
- Group ceremony recognition
Scholarships & Financial Aid Available
We offer scholarships for students with extensive MUN experience and financial assistance for those facing economic barriers. Merit scholarships up to 25% off, financial hardship up to 40% off, and combined applications up to 50% off. Awards can be stacked with Early Bird rates.
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