Built for delegates
Capped on purpose.
Most circuit conferences cram 60+ delegates into a single committee. We cap at 30 or fewer so every speech lands, every motion gets a real vote, and your chair actually knows your name by lunch.
October 17, 2026. North Penn High School, Lansdale, Pennsylvania. One Saturday. Five committees. No filler.
Most circuit conferences cram 60+ delegates into a single committee. We cap at 30 or fewer so every speech lands, every motion gets a real vote, and your chair actually knows your name by lunch.
No Friday-night travel, no Sunday awards crunch. Arrive 8:15–8:45 AM, closing gavel by 5:00 PM. Designed for schools that want a real MUN experience without a hotel block.
Our secretariat are current and former competitive delegates. The rules-of-procedure questions you actually have on conference day — they have answers, not flowcharts.
Lunch is Wawa and Dunkin, with a food truck if we can get one. Coffee and snacks all day. Quiet rooms between committee blocks.
One of the largest public high schools in Pennsylvania — purpose-built halls, tiered lecture rooms, and an auditorium that fits every delegate at once for opening and closing ceremonies.
30 minutes from Center City Philadelphia. Easy parking on site. Schools within a 90-minute drive can come and go in a single Saturday.
A working schedule — finalized closer to the date.
May 22 is when the full conference goes live — committees, topics, and school registration. The seal is the front door until then — leave your email and you'll hear from us first.
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