The Brother Rice Model United Nations team offers a great opportunity for students interested in making friends while sharpening research and debate skills. In MUN, the boys are placed in the role of delegate in the United Nations. In that role, they grapple with real world problems such as refugees, terrorism, and international humanitarian crises. The boys must use their knowledge of the issues and the foreign policy of the country they are representing to form resolutions that can win the support of their UN committee and combat the issue-at-hand.
As an academic team at Brother Rice, the MUN team has a long record of success. Each year, our competitive season begins with a training simulation at Marian High School. Throughout the fall semester, we compete in local simulations with Marian, Mercy, and U of D. Each school hosts its own simulation where the boys will compete against their colleagues and win awards for their speaking and resolution writing skills. Following the completion of our local schedule, the most successful delegates will be invited to attend larger travel simulations. In January we travel to Ann Arbor to compete in the University of Michigan MUN simulation. Finally, we finish up our MUN schedule at national championship competition at Georgetown University in Washington D.C. in February.
Moderator: Scott Kuschel
Brother Rice High School is a National Blue Ribbon School and ranked the #1 Catholic High School in Michigan for four consecutive years. A proud private educational institution located in Bloomfield Hills.