Press Corps

July 4th, 2010

The Press Corps

Please note: this is a special application committee. Applications will be due September 24.

After a brief hiatus from HMUN, Press Corps is back and better than ever!  The committee had been redesigned to give reporters the opportunity to make more of a substantive contribution to the conference, and there is room for a tremendous amount of creativity for Press Corps reporters.

Using a variety of media including print, photography, and video, reporters will break news to crisis committees as it happens in real time.  Reporters in standing committees will interview delegates during caucuses to get the scoop on what’s going on behind-the-scenes in committee.  All news and media will be uploaded to the Press Corps’ website, which will be available to all delegates, faculty advisors, and staff during the conference.

Still, these substantive tasks that reporters are expected to perform will not come at the expense of the traditionally fun atmosphere that has characterized the HMUN Press Corps.  All reporters will be able to write for HMUN’s blog, the “Unmoderated Caucus,” and discuss everything from delegate fashion to creative ways to circumvent the rules of procedure.

I encourage you to apply and I sincerely look forward to Directing the Press Corps Committee at HMUN 2011.

Jeremy Patashnik, Director

presscorps@harvardmun.org


Class Year:
2012
Concentration: Economics
Hometown: San Diego, CA
Favorite Place: Sunriver, OR
Favorite Food: Mexican food
Favorite MUN Moment: Staging a slow-motion assassination in committee with “My Heart Will Go On” playing in the background
Why will the Press Corps be an amazing experience for delegates?
Press Corps delegates will get a completely new MUN experience.  This is a committee for creative delegates who are willing to work hard and want a fresh take on MUN. Remember, you can’t spell “impressive” without “press.”
HMUN is the best because… we have a press corps!
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