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Being a delegate at BIGMUN

Representing a country, debating in front of 25 people, constructing well-written amendments... For those who are new to the game, or not yet completely comfortable with it, attending a conference can seem a bit daunting.

 

As a more experienced delegate, a slow pace, constant breach of procedure, and frustratingly shallow debates can be the bane of a good conference. 

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We know this, and BIGMUN tries its best to cater to many different levels of experience. Prioritising delegate experience helps us to attract new schools and to make a conference that keeps delegations returning year after year. 

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We recommend that delegates with questions about procedure study the delegate handbook and procedure guides. If still left uncertain, the committee chairs are always open for questions - and are perhaps willing to give some advice and encouraging words.

As a delegate at BIGMUN, you are expected to bring a laptop or tablet.

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