Students were assigned delegations in 6 different committees ranging from Operation Protective Edge, a futuristic committee that dealt with the colonization and militarization of space, to the Roman Senate, a historical committee that addressed the fall of the Roman republic and its aftermath. Other committees included: Sharia Law, Paris Peace Conference, Israel/Palestine, and Agricultural Eugenics.
At this competition, not only did Baldwin send competitors, but Luis Ballester ’14 served as co-chair and organizer of the committee on Agricultural Eugenics, and Emmanuel Kontokalos ’14 provided similar guidance for Operation Protective Edge.
We would like to involve the entire Baldwin community in the celebration of the club’s success, and encourage a shout out to all participants and their valiant efforts.
Honorable mentions for the competitions were awarded to:
Regina Cuevas ’17, Isabella Moran ’19, Maria del Mar Gonzalez ’19, Damian Rodriguez ’20, Gabriel Comas ’20, Juan Hernandez ’17, and Christina Ponsa ’17.
Written Mentions were awarded to:
Luis Juarez ’17, Alexander Waddington ’18, Ramon Luis ’15, Isabel Cardenas ’15, Julio Correa ’17, Jose Ignacio Nazario ’16, and Tania Jaramillo ’17.
Distinguished Delegation was awarded to:
Erik Banuchi ’15, Sara Acevedo ’17, Linette Rivera ’16, Sergio Arsuaga ’17, Juan Pablo Cortes ’16, and Jorge Luis Perez ‘18
Outstanding Delegation was awarded to:
Diego Salinas ’17, Gabriel Rivera ’16, and Ignacio Rivera ‘16
Best Delegation was awarded to:
Marcos Acevedo ’16, and Sebastian Quinones ’16.
If you see any of these people around campus, be sure to share congratulations!