The details are classified. For now.
Something is coming.
Beyond the traditional structure of a General Assembly committee, the Joint Crisis Ad Hoc will place delegates in a rapidly developing situation where decisions have immediate consequences. Information will emerge throughout the committee, alliances may shift, and no one will have the complete picture from the beginning.
Delegates will need to think quickly, communicate strategically, respond to unexpected developments, and work with — or against — other participants as the crisis unfolds. Adaptability, creativity, diplomacy, and the ability to make decisions under pressure will be just as important as preparation.
What is the crisis? What happens next?
We could tell you.
But where would be the fun in that?
All will be revealed in time.
If you enjoy: fast-paced debate, strategy, improvisation, unexpected twists, diplomacy, and thinking on your feet, the Joint Crisis Ad Hoc may be for you.
Chairs: Jake Rubenstein, Viraaj Parekh, Jory Cass, & Ella Barrocas
jakerubinstein049@gmail.com, viraaj.m.p@gmail.com, jory.cass779@gmail.com, ellabarrocas@gmail.com
