Ad-Hoc Committee of the
Secretary General
About
The Ad Hoc Committee of the Secretary-General is one of the most competitive, high-pressure, and rewarding committees of the Harvard Model United Nations Conferences. The committee is designed to thrust delegates into a dynamic, unpredictable environment that demands quick thinking and adaptability. The background guide will not be released until a few days prior to the conference, and the crisis backroom will move at a faster speed, forcing delegates to be resourceful, creative, and quick thinkers for their front-room speeches and backroom crisis maneuvering. While intense, the ad-hoc committee gives even the most seasoned delegates the opportunity to challenge themselves and polish their debating skills.
Directors
Sophia Mills is a rising junior in Leverett studying Government with a secondary in Economics and a language citation in Portuguese. She chose HMUN India because she is excited to experience a new culture while getting to know new people who enjoy MUN: win-win! Outside of MUN, Sophia enjoys reading, creating podcasts, and traveling. She will be directing the Ad-Hoc Committee of the Secretary General and can't wait to see the creative ideas!
sophia mills
Sophia Mills is a rising junior in Leverett studying Government with a secondary in Economics and a language citation in Portuguese. She chose HMUN India because she is excited to experience a new culture while getting to know new people who enjoy MUN: win-win! Outside of MUN, Sophia enjoys reading, creating podcasts, and traveling. She will be directing the Ad-Hoc Committee of the Secretary General and can't wait to see the creative ideas!
Steven giraldo
Steven Giraldo is a junior at Harvard College, majoring in social studies with a secondary in statistics. Born and raised in Colombia, he spent eight years in Miami before making his way to the vibrant city of Boston. At Harvard, Steven is deeply involved in Model United Nations, serving as Chief of Staff for Harvard Intercollegiate Model United Nations (Harvard’s travel team), where he organizes team bonding events. Beyond MUN, he is an opinion writer for The Harvard Crimson’s editorial board, a summer consultant at the Boston Consulting Group, and a tour guide for Crimson Key.