Sat, Dec 5, 2020

3 PM – 6 PM (GMT+1)

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MUN is a simulation of the diplomatic process in the United Nations, in which participants can learn about diplomacy, international relations, and the United Nations. MUN involves and teaches participants speaking, debating, and writing skills, in addition to critical thinking, teamwork, and leadership abilities.

IE Debate Club is hosting a 3hour mock MUN simulation to help students understand the process and be better prepared for the large international conferences. 

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Kevin Febres

Kevin Febres holds degrees in Law and Social Communication as well as Master’s degrees in International Relations and Political Communication.  

He started to debate at age 15, participating in Models of United Nations, Moot Courts, Academic debates and other related activities. During his student years, he earned awards in Venezuela, Argentina and the Harvard Nacional Model of United Nations (HNMUN) in the United States. 

He has organized several large debate conferences in Venezuela and Argentina and has led international delegations for MUN’s in South America, the United States (including 3 participations as Faculty advisor in HNMUN), Netherlands (Euromun) and, most recently, Switzerland with the IE debate Club. 

He has been training other delegates and debaters since age 19 and was the youngest professor to ever teach Geopolitics and Political Communication in his Alma Mater in Venezuela at age 24. He has also taught other subjects such as Public Law and International Public Law. 

In Spain, he was in charge of the MiMUN Project in Camilo Jose Cela Univerity in 2015 and 2016, where he was also a professor of Communication Abilities. Later on, he founded the Spanish MUN Society and developed a MUN Project for the public in schools in Castilla la Mancha region. 

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