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136905 https://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.23375 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ 2014-05 456 pages eng Lanza, Jentry Elizabeth Von Hagen, Mark Hutchinson, Marcie Barrett, The Honors College School of International Letters and Cultures School of Politics and Global Studies School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies Text This project covered different components to strengthen Model United Nations organizations, especially programs in Arizona itself. The lack of strong programs in Arizona can be attributed in many ways to a lack of resources, and this project's work aims to bolster programs by providing some resources. The written component contains a write-up of a 2013 High School Model United Nations Conference at Arizona State University; a write-up of a 2014 Middle School Model United Nations Conference at Arizona State University; a guide on how to run such a conference, focused at the high school level; a university-level curriculum that integrates a Model United Nations organization into a classroom setting, including assignments and; a grade school lesson plan with seven lessons that focuses on teaches students about international relations and global affairs while preparing them for a Model United Nations conference. Education United Nations Model United Nations Curricula Lesson Plans Student Organizations United Nations Theory and Practice: Materials for the Propagation of Model United Nations Organizations