WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
Sofia Jamiolkowski
Chair
Hello Delegates!
My name is Sofía Jamiolkowski, and I’m thrilled to introduce myself as your Chair for the World Health Organization. I’m seventeen years old and currently a junior at the International American School of Cancun. During my free time, I enjoy listening to music, playing my guitar, reading, and practicing volleyball. For my future, my plan is to study fashion design in Italy.
This would be my sixth MUN conference, but this is my first time as a Chair. My first conference was in ninth grade in which I participated as a delegate in WHO. Ever since, I have won two awards for best position paper and honorable mention for best delegate. The World Health Organization committee is vital for delegates to debate and collaborate on solutions surrounding topics of world health issues, such as pandemics, access to healthcare, and disease prevention.
This year, I truly hope our delegates come well-prepared and approach this conference with a sense of dedication and professionalism. I also encourage delegates to conduct extensive research to ensure a smooth and engaging debate. Remember, background guides should not be your only source of information. Having extra research on both your country and other countries will strengthen your contribution to the debate.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at @sofia.jamiolkowski.ciac.edu.mx
Sofía Jamiolkowski, Chair
World Health Organization
Camila Bolaños
Co-Chair
Welcome Delegates,
My name is Camila Bolaños, and I am so excited to have the pleasure of being your co-chair of the World Health Organization this year. I am 17 years old and a junior at International American School. In my free time I enjoy going out with friends and family and I love art and am naturally drawn to all aspects of art; I love music, drawing, reading and being creative. In the future, I see myself somewhere abroad studying marketing and something related to psychology.
This would be my 5th experience participating in a Model UN conference, but my first time as co-chair. My most memorable experience was at GUAMUN, a conference I had the opportunity to go to, thanks to the school’s organization and encouragement. I was a delegate in WHO and immediately fell in love with the committee. The reason I love this committee is because it deals with global health issues and possible solutions and I feel that in this conference we are actually helping little by little with those global issues; you can feel part of the solution.
This year, as your co-chair, I expect professionalism, respect, and for my delegates to feel prepared. We remind you that it is necessary for you to research profoundly on your topics from various sources. You can rely on our background guide for your basic research. It is most important for my delegates to have fun and enjoy the conference; hopefully this will be your most memorable conference. After the conference it is a great feeling, to have created new connections and to feel like you have made a difference. I’m eager to meet all of you!!
For any additional doubts or comments please feel free to contact me camila.trejo@ciac.edu.mx
Camila Bolaños, Co-Chair
World Health Organization
