Evening Crisis Committee is a fast-paced MUN committee that often emulates small organisations, boards, and delegates representing a country or delegates taking on the role of a character that can range from an ambassador to a news reporter to a fictional character, depending on the committee. Each delegate aims to assert their character’s viewpoint and end the conference having amassed the most social, political, or economic power, indicated by how much of their “out-of-room” comes “in-room”. Furthermore, a delegate of the committee will need to provide solutions and methods to address the problem. You will have to deliberate and co-operate with your fellow committee members in coming to a solution on how you plan to tackle the problem which will be provided to you. Evening Crisis Committee is astonishing as they provide you with a platform to voice out your opinion.
In conclusion, this is how your ideal evening in an Evening Crisis Committee would be, with a build-up on every update, the delegate who can most concisely help better the situation on the ground takes the cake!
Delegates that give their best performance on the first day will be selected by their committee chairs. Those selected for night crisis will be informed at the end of 3rd committee session. Delegates will be given two hours of research before the evening crisis begins where they will be introduced to different agenda and committee members.