37th Annual Model Organization of American States in Washington DC
Congratulations to the SJS delegations to the Model Organization of American States in Washington DC, where they had excellent representation at the 37th MOAS. This year we had the largest cohort ever accounting for three delegations (Mexico, Guyana and Antigua & Barbuda).
Congratulations to Lara Santana who received an award for best opening statement in the General Committee in the topic of immigration and to all of the following students involved:
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Congratulations to Lara Santana who received an award for best opening statement in the General Committee in the topic of immigration and to all of the following students involved:
Committee | México | Guyana | Antigua and Barbuda |
General Committee Topics:
| First Delegate: Lara Santana Alternate Delegate: (N/A) | First Delegate: Monica Aponte Alternate Delegate: Ana I Gonzalez | First Delegate: Georgiana Unanue Alternate Delegate: Catherine Acosta |
First Committee – Judicial and Poltiical Affairs Topics:
| First Delegate: Carlota Bruno Alternate Delegate: Paula Fernandez | First Delegate: Valeria Torres Alternate Delegate: Isabelle Dumazet | First Delegate: Paula Santaliz Alternate Delegate: Priscilla Yiu |
Second Committee – Hemispheric Security Topics:
| First Delegate: Salome Levis Alternate Delegate: Taylor Finn | First Delegate: Alondra Ubarri Alternate Delegate: Lillian Zhou | First Delegate: Rebecca Jacobs Alternate Delegate: Miranda Santiago |
Third Committee – Interamerican Council for Integral Development Topics:
| First Delegate: Cecilia Toro Alternate Delegate: Katherine Fernandez | First Delegate: Miranda Bonano Alternate Delegate: Maya Charak | First Delegate: Paula Blanco Alternate Delegate: Sofia Perdomo |
Special Committee – Topics:
| First Delegate: Andrea Jose Hernandez Alternate Delegate: Paulina Velazquez | First Delegate: Lorraine Sanabria Alternate Delegate: Ana Benitez | First Delegate: Gabriela Cruz Alternate Delegate: Vittorio Assaf |
Public Information Officers | Elena Toro Joelle Jacobs | ||
Vice Chair –Special Committee | Robert McCloskey |
Saint John’s School
Saint John’s School is a non-profit, college preparatory, nonsectarian, coeducational day school founded in 1915. The school, located in a residential area of Condado, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, has an enrollment of over 800 students from Toddler to grade twelve. Instruction is mostly in English with the exception of language courses.