Pace University students Ashley Espinosa '15 visit the Capitol during the 2013 National Model UN conference in Washington DC.

Pace University student Ashley Espinosa ’15 visits the Capitol during the 2013 National Model UN conference in Washington DC.

At Model United Nations conferences students from all over the country get together to simulate the real United Nations.  By assuming the role of an ambassador, students replicate and discuss real world issues.  It brings out the good and the bad of all the students while keeping the environment educational and enjoyable.  Learning to adapt and to listen and be patient is crucial in making sure everyone is happy with the end result.  In the end, my experience at the 2013 National Model United Nations conference in Washington DC was challenging but rewarding. I hope future students get to experience this everlasting bittersweet feeling.

To read more about Pace University’s participation in the 2013 Model UN conference in Washington DC, click here.

– Ashley Espinosa ’15, who, along with her delegation partner Hannah Liot ’15, represented Argentina in a simulation of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD). The Pace students representing Argentina received an “Distinguished Delegation” award from conference for their excellent work.