UNCG’s delegation from Senegal, consisting of Aaron Riley, Kayla Martin, Jaelin Kilgore, Dreshawn McFadden, Madeleine Brooks, Jordan Richmond, and Arianne Ouedraogo, won a Distinguished Delegation Award at the Southern Regional Model UN held in Charlotte, March 30-April 1, 2017. In addition, Aaron Riley was recognized as Outstanding Delegate representing Senegal in the Security Council and Sarah Bundy was recognized as Outstanding Delegate representing Mexico in the Committee on Science and Technology for Development.
UNCG Wins Model UN Awards
Posted on April 07, 2017
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