Yale Model UN
Upper School Students to Represent Brimmer and May at Yale Model UN
Twenty-five Upper School students represented Brimmer and May at the Yale Model UN Conference from January 21-24, 2016. The Brimmer delegation acted as representatives of Iceland and Zimbabwe, and two students served as members of the Security Council: William Ma '17 represented Venezuela and Julie Whalen '17 represented Tunisia on the Security Council. Elle McDermott '16 and Owen Meredith '16 were the lead delegates for the School's contingent this year.
Model UN Delegates for 2015-16
Abigail Mynahan
Hannah Winthrop
Gabriela Maynard
Caroline Bell
John Donnelly
Jack Durocher
Ethan Eastwood
Michael Hastings
Grant Iuliano
Amy Nwachukwu
William Ma
Sarah Smith
Julia Whalen
Julie Blazar
Regina Carey
Alina Fischer
Alison Gill
Paul Lafferty
Olivia Malmstrom
Samuel Marcotte
Elle McDermott
Owen Meredith
Xiomara Nunez
Kate Murphy
Nicholas Correra
Twenty-five Upper School students represented Brimmer and May at the Yale Model UN Conference from January 21-24, 2016. The Brimmer delegation acted as representatives of Iceland and Zimbabwe, and two students served as members of the Security Council: William Ma '17 represented Venezuela and Julie Whalen '17 represented Tunisia on the Security Council. Elle McDermott '16 and Owen Meredith '16 were the lead delegates for the School's contingent this year.
Model UN Delegates for 2015-16
Abigail Mynahan
Hannah Winthrop
Gabriela Maynard
Caroline Bell
John Donnelly
Jack Durocher
Ethan Eastwood
Michael Hastings
Grant Iuliano
Amy Nwachukwu
William Ma
Sarah Smith
Julia Whalen
Julie Blazar
Regina Carey
Alina Fischer
Alison Gill
Paul Lafferty
Olivia Malmstrom
Samuel Marcotte
Elle McDermott
Owen Meredith
Xiomara Nunez
Kate Murphy
Nicholas Correra
Brimmer and May School
69 Middlesex Road
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
617-566-7462
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
617-566-7462
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