Delegates should reach out to their chairs if specific position paper information isn't in their background guide.
Generally BUAMUN's committees will require a formal position paper for each topic. Chairs will review position papers submitted at least a week in advance of the conference and well-written/well-researched papers can influence award determinations for this committee as well as being necessary for award consideration. Position papers are 1-2 pages in length, double-spaced, and should follow a 3-paragraph scheme: 1) Introduction to the topic, 2) delegate’s stance on the topic, and 3) delegate’s proposed action on topic.
Position papers should follow the following conventions on headers:
Delegate:
School:
Committee:
Position:
Topic:
Generally BUAMUN's committees will require a formal position paper for each topic. Chairs will review position papers submitted at least a week in advance of the conference and well-written/well-researched papers can influence award determinations for this committee as well as being necessary for award consideration. Position papers are 1-2 pages in length, double-spaced, and should follow a 3-paragraph scheme: 1) Introduction to the topic, 2) delegate’s stance on the topic, and 3) delegate’s proposed action on topic.
Position papers should follow the following conventions on headers:
Delegate:
School:
Committee:
Position:
Topic:
