The MAGEC Trilogy...

The Mid American Global Education Council proudly presents three unique Model United Nations conferences each school year.  Through the use of simulations, we put students in the roles of our world's decision makers as they tackle real world issues. As such, they get to see world problems from points of view not normally available in traditional classrooms.

Students also become invested in the outcome of these problem solving exercises. They get to measure their ideas against the ideas of hundreds of other students from around the Midwest. Our conferences are forums of diverse thinkers that could not be assembled within a single high school.

Mid American Model United Nations (MAMUN)

This is the flagship of the MAGEC lineup.  The Mid-American Model United Nations (MAMUN) is a 4-day simulation of the United Nations.  At this event delegates will have the opportunity to represent UN countries in the General Assembly, ECOSOC, Security Council or International Court of Justice.  There is no experience more diverse or rich in the Midwest than MAMUN.

This event is held annually in Kalamazoo, Michigan sometime in late February or early March.

Canadian American Security Councils and Summits (CASC)

The CASC Summits will be held in Lansing, Michigan at the scenic Radisson Hotel.  Attached the the Lansing Center this new location gives CASC the ability to be flexible and more creative.  There are more food options and the Michigan Capitol is only a few feet away.

Up to fifteen councils run simultaneously and separately discuss the most pressing issues in today's world. Three special councils will convene in order to provide a more diverse educational experience.  There will be a special session of the G8 Summit, the African Union  and of the Arab League.  Make sure you include these requests on the registration page.

This event is held annually in Lansing, Michigan during the first weekend of December.

Mid-American Historical Security Councils (MAHSC)

During the Historical Security Council, delegates are taken back in time to debate issues already decided by the real Security Council.  Delegates represent the countries that sat on the Security Council at the time of the original crisis. They have the opportunity to follow a path similar to the real delegations or to break new ground in trying to solve the problems.  Delegates are expected to act according to the policies of those countries at that point in history.

This event is held annually in Traverse City, Michigan during the last weekend of April.