Security Council (SC)
President
Yan Huang
Hi! My name is Yan Huang, a senior at Pacific American School. It is an honor to serve as the president of the Security Council! I look forward to meeting you all soon! Despite this conference marking my 17th and final conference in my high school career, this will actually be my first time attending TAIMUN! I departed on my MUN journey when I was in 8th grade. I was completely bewildered by the intricate procedures, the complex topics, and other formidable delegates. However, I soon adapted to the MUN environment and developed a great liking for MUN, especially the connections formed at various conferences. Whether this is your first time in the security council or adept at navigating the seemingly endless vetoes, I look forward to what each of you has to bring to the committee, from meticulous policies to questionable amendments.
Outside of MUN, I love cheerleading, crochet, and have recently taken a liking to dancing (though I am nowhere near proficient, unfortunately). If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me, I am always eager to help. I hope this year’s TAIMUN will be just as memorable to you as it will be to me!
Deputy President
Erin Huang
Dear Delegates,
My name is Erin Huang, a sophomore at Taipei American School. It is my utmost honor to serve as your Co-President of the Security Council at TAIMUN this year, alongside your wonderful President, Yan Huang. TAIMUN XXIV will be my 9th conference and 3rd as a Chair.
I have always been fascinated by maps and geography, which led me to join MUN in seventh grade to learn more about geopolitics. Since then, my involvement in the incredibly welcoming MUN community has fostered many of my friendships and allowed me to become a significantly more confident individual than I used to be. To me, MUN conferences are more than opportunities to debate and exchange ideas with people of diverse backgrounds; they shape you into someone with an educated understanding of global issues today, which, in my opinion, could not be any more valuable than it is right now, with the current state of political affairs.
In my free time, I love learning about robotics, playing the cello, listening to music, cycling, and indulging in geography games (shocker)!
Feel free to reach out at any time (Email: 28erinh@students.tas.tw, Instagram: @erinnnnn__20) if you have questions regarding the committee topics, resolutions, or if you want to talk about music!
I look forward to seeing you all at the conference.
Warm regards,
Erin Huang
