GENERAL ASSEMBLY VI: 
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Greetings, delegates! My name is Max Cheng, and I am a junior at Taipei American School. It is my utmost honor to serve as the Head Chair for General Assembly 6 in HSINMUN XXI alongside my co-chair, Kelly Hu. This HSINMUN marks my 14th conference and 3rd as a student officer, and I am beyond excited to both mentor and learn from all of you! 

Starting MUN in middle school, I have come to realize just how essential MUN has become to my character. Not only has it backed my independent pursuits of geopolitical understanding, but in my opinion, it serves as a bridge to link students globally to real-world situations that even adults find difficult to deal with. Getting up and making those POIs, speeches, and amendments will develop skills that hold great weight in the future. Still, aside from the professionalism, I find MUN ‘homely’. Practicing after school, making friends with fellow classmates and delegates, and bonding over a shared interest are core to what MUN stands for, and these experiences will come to all of you.

Before arriving at HSINMUN, eager to debate (which I know each of you will be!), I highly recommend doing comprehensive research into the two questions of GA6 and how they connect to this year’s HSINMUN theme. Ultimately, remember that attending MUN is an experience you should cherish, regardless of the outcome. Even if the first day doesn’t work out, you’ll always have another. 

On a personal note, some activities I enjoy are tennis, architecture, video games, and listening to music. Feel free to come up during break time to talk more casually! If you have any further questions or want to chat, don’t hesitate to contact me at my email: 27maxc@students.tas.tw, or my Instagram: _maximum_senor. Good luck with your research and see you in October!

Hi, delegates! My name is Kelly Hu, and I will be serving as your General Assembly 6 co-chair for HSINMUN XXI. I am currently a senior student at Hsinchu International School. This is my sixth time attending an MUN conference and my second time attending one as a student officer. I began my MUN journey in 10th grade, starting out as a nervous and overwhelmed student, intimidated by the confident speakers in my committee. However, with all the support and help from my peers and chairs, I started to make speeches and overcame all the initial challenges that I faced. Although I am not usually the one who speaks the most in my committee, I really enjoy listening to meaningful speeches made by my peers and being a part of the whole debate process. Moreover, I really like how we can always meet new people at MUN conferences. Outside of MUN, I enjoy science and dancing. MUN has ignited my love for collaborating with new people to solve complex global issues and left a lasting impression on my high school journey. I look forward to seeing you at HSINMUN XXI!