The first Whitewater High School Model UN Banquet took place at Fanatico’s restaurant. During the 2025-26 Model UN season, the team attended three Model UN conferences. They include the Madison Model United Nations, Arrowhead High School Model United Nations, and the four-day Model United Nations Conference at the University of Chicago.
Model United Nations (MUN) at the high school level is an educational simulation where students role-play as diplomats to research, debate, and resolve international issues. Its purpose is to improve critical thinking, public speaking, negotiation, and leadership skills, while promoting global citizenship and understanding of the UN's role in international relations.
At a Model United Nations conference, students gain in-depth knowledge of foreign policies, international law, and complex global challenges. Students act as ambassadors representing specific countries, requiring them to defend policies and perspectives that may differ from their own.
Model UN provides a platform for students to engage with global issues, learn about the United Nations, and develop skills necessary for future careers in law, government, and business.
Some of the award winners include:
· Maya Davis - Best Delegate
· Melody Smith - Best Position Paper
· Camdyn Avila - Most Improved Delegate
· Emma Schultz-Majkrzak - Most Improved Delegate
· Kyan Fajardo - Rising Delegate
· Bastian Portales - Rising Delegate
· Cyrus Hudec - Future MUN Leader
· Ameera Lin - Best Debater
· Madelyn Taylor - Active Participation
· Juliana Cortez - Active Participation
· Serina Soto - Active Participation
· Jesse Kezong - Active Participation
Whitewater High School Model UN Advisors Maddy Blain, Liberty Cunningham, and Gregory Stewart would like to thank WHS Principal Brent Mansky, Athletic/Activities Director Michael Dowden, WHS Secretary Ms. Becky Skindingsrude, Nelson’s Bus Service, and the parents for their support of this program.