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- The First Crusade, following the Council of Clermont, November 1095
Finlay Prout
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Hi all, I’m Finn and am currently in year 12, studying at Harrow International School Bangkok. I’ve been involved in model UN for 6 years now and have taken part in 16 conferences with notable ones being IASAS, THAIMUN and FOBISIA. I hold a fervent fascination in History especially the 16th century and late 20th century and I plan to read something along these lines at university. I am looking forward to chairing the Historical Crisis Committee this year and getting the chance to meet everyone. |
Armand Dogra
Hi my name is Armand Dogra, I'm half French and half Indian. I'm a senior and I've been doing MUN for the last three years. I've attended various MUN conferences including SEASAC and THAIMUN, however this is my first time participating as a Chair. I'll be chairing DISEC. Thanks to MUN I have been able to argue more convincingly and concisely, if I don't agree with a view I will speak up and start a debate to express my opinions towards a subject. Also, thanks to MUN I have had the opportunity to meet people from other schools that became close friends and also see friends I hadn't seen in years. Sadly, this may be one of my last conferences so I hope that it is a good one.
Hi my name is Armand Dogra, I'm half French and half Indian. I'm a senior and I've been doing MUN for the last three years. I've attended various MUN conferences including SEASAC and THAIMUN, however this is my first time participating as a Chair. I'll be chairing DISEC. Thanks to MUN I have been able to argue more convincingly and concisely, if I don't agree with a view I will speak up and start a debate to express my opinions towards a subject. Also, thanks to MUN I have had the opportunity to meet people from other schools that became close friends and also see friends I hadn't seen in years. Sadly, this may be one of my last conferences so I hope that it is a good one.
Dillon Rajakarier
Hello Delegates! I am Dillon Rajakarier and I am greatly honoured to be one of your Chairs for HCC. I
have been doing MUN for about seven years now, in which I have partaken in IASAS MUN thrice, and
this will be my 20th conference. I attended the first THAIMUN, and have been privileged enough to
see it grow and develop into the conference it is today - easily one of the best of the year. I was born
in England, hence my surprising British accent (people have choked on their drink hearing me first
speak), and I moved to Thailand about 11 years ago. Since then, I have been going to Bangkok Patana School. I am thoroughly looking forward to the debate that takes place over the course of the conference and I would be happy to help any delegate, whether you are new to MUN or are experienced and sharpening your skills. I wish you all the best in this conference and hope you gain much experience throughout!
have been doing MUN for about seven years now, in which I have partaken in IASAS MUN thrice, and
this will be my 20th conference. I attended the first THAIMUN, and have been privileged enough to
see it grow and develop into the conference it is today - easily one of the best of the year. I was born
in England, hence my surprising British accent (people have choked on their drink hearing me first
speak), and I moved to Thailand about 11 years ago. Since then, I have been going to Bangkok Patana School. I am thoroughly looking forward to the debate that takes place over the course of the conference and I would be happy to help any delegate, whether you are new to MUN or are experienced and sharpening your skills. I wish you all the best in this conference and hope you gain much experience throughout!
Nate Ronnakiat
Hey guys, my name is Nate Ronnakiat, and I'm a junior at ICS. Having been to around 16 conferences - six of which I have chaired - throughout my three years of being a part of the MUN community, this will be my first time being a chair at a THAIMUN conference. I am very excited to be chairing at such a big and prestigious event, and I hope that this THAIMUN will go as smoothly as past ones. Some of my interests, other than politics and debate, include playing and listening to music, video games, and reading. See you at the conference!
Sasha Patil
My name is Sasha Patil, from St. Andrews International School, Bangkok, and I am currently doing the first year of the IB diploma program. I've been doing MUN for about two years now and have enjoyed every aspect of it, from debating about topics that go against my opinions to watching delegates change their characters and pretend to be their "supreme leaders" This is actually my first time in THAIMUN and I couldn't be more thrilled, nervous and excited about being a chair at a prestigious conference that I've heard so much about. I hope you will have a great time at THAIMUN as much as I sure will.
Sarun Lertsakulcharoen
Greetings delegates! I'm Sarun Lertsakulcharoen, but others will know me as Part. I am currently a senior in Concordian International School. As part of hosting school, I would also like to extend my warm welcome to you all on the behalf of Concordian. I have been participating in MUNs for four years, but far as chairing goes, however, I'm still relatively new. I'm just about the most typical introvert you can find. I like spending my time inside watching YouTube, playing video games, and chatting on Discord, all by myself. I've also been producing electronic music for a little more than two years. Sometimes I will sit in front of my computer for the whole day (with ocassional food and bathroom breaks ofc xD) tirelessly composing, losing track of time. Whenever I find myself alone without screens, I like to think about all sorts of existential things for fun, (you know, as food for thought), even though some might find it creepy or depressing. Before you get any more creeped out, I should probably end this here. See you all in the conference!
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