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Students from page 15
ing and discussing at least
three major problem areas.);
two, an impromptu speech.
(Maximum two-minute
speech on a topic assigned
“on the spot; three, an Oral
examination on general
knowledge of the United
Nations and the United Na
tions System; and four, an
oral examination on general
knowledge of procedure
(e.g., parhamentary proce
dure).
All colleges and univer
sities invited to participate in
the Model United Nations are
asked to send a “school delega
tion” of at least ten students.
This will provide enough stu
dents for the school to have three
“country delegations” of three
students each, and one student
to serve on the Secretariat. Each
college or university is also
asked to send at least one fac
ulty adviser.
The Model United Nations
will simulate three committees
of the General Assembly. The
Committees and issues assigned
for each Committee’s work are:
1) Political Security Commit
tee, Middle East; Palestinian
Rights, Namibian Independ
ence, and Central America; 2)
Economic and Financial Com
mittee, Funding of the United
Nations and Third World Debt;
3) Social Humanitarian and Cul
tural Committee, State of the
World’s Children and Global
Environmental Problems,
The NCCIIE expects over 120
students and 20 faculty from
eleven colleges and universities
in North Carolina to partici
pate in this Model United
Nations. The Consortium
will present 15 awards, five
distinguished delegation
awards, and ten distin
guished individual awards.
The awards will be deter
mined by a student-faculty
committee.
New Staffers from page 14
telecourses available this se
mester please call; 750-2025
or 750 2027.
As Adult Learning Spe
cialists (ALS), Harmon and
Andrews-Hitchcock, travel to
different universities to assist
the administration and faculty
in utilizing the programs and
services provided and make
cenain that they are being
used to the fullest extent.
They receive calls from uni
versities inquiring about their
programs. They then point
out the various services and
programs they have to offer
and go from there.
The Education Services
Division is under the director
of Dr. Paul Vandergrift and
Dr. Ron Plummer serves as
the Adult Learning Coordi
nator. Their offices are based
in the Research Triangle Park
in Raleigh, N.C.
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