GA6 Legal Committee
Head Chair: Abigail Lee
Welcome to GA6! I’m Abigail Lee, a rising sophomore in DIS, and I am honored to be your head chair for DISMUN IX’s GA6. My MUN journey began in eighth grade, when I was a shy delegate who was often hesitant to speak. Over time, however, MUN has helped me become a more confident speaker who is no longer afraid to share my ideas. Because of that experience, I understand how intimidating conferences can feel, especially for first-time delegates. Whether this is your first conference or your tenth, I hope to create a welcoming environment where everyone feels comfortable participating and challenging themselves. Please don't hesitate to ask questions or reach out if you need any support before or during the conference. I look forward to meeting you all at DISMUN IX! You can contact me at 2200012@dishs.tp.edu.tw or on Instagram @abigailee628.
Co-Chair: Sylvia Shih
Hi delegates! I’m Sylvia Shih, a sophomore from Hsinchu International School. I’m incredibly honored to be serving as your deputy chair for General Assembly at DISMUN this year! I started my MUN journey back in grade 7, and this conference marks my 10th conference and first time chairing. I started as a shy delegate who despised MUN and was overwhelmed by the formal procedures. But with the support of the other delegates and chairs, I gradually grew more comfortable and eventually found my passion in MUN. Through these conferences, I made incredible friendships and found so many new perspectives I would never have found if not for MUN.
Aside from MUN, I enjoy watching sports, listening to music, hanging out with my friends, and going shopping. I am a huge fan of Barcelona FC and Olivia Rodrigo! As your deputy chair, I am extremely excited to share this awesome experience with you all and create a welcoming and engaging environment where every delegate, whether new or experienced, feels comfortable speaking and actively engaging in discussions.I look forward to seeing you all in November!
Head Chair: Jonathan Shih
Fellow delegates, welcome to the DISMUN! I’m Jonathan Shih, a senior at Pacific American School in Hsinchu. It is an honor to serve as your president of the General Assembly 6 this year. DISMUN will be my 23rd conference and my 8th time chairing. For me, MUN is one of the most enjoyable and rewarding activities, as it combines the thrill of debate, the challenge of problem-solving, and the joy of representing diverse perspectives on a global stage. My journey into MUN began with a simple nudge from a friend. What started as a casual suggestion has blossomed into a passion that has profoundly enriched my academic and personal life. After attending my first MUN conference in 7th grade, I slowly discovered that MUN has not only perfected my public speaking and negotiation skills but also deepened my understanding of international relations and the complexities of world politics.
Whether you are an experienced delegate or a first-timer, I strongly encourage everyone to be very active and not be afraid of approaching the podium. I also recommend that experienced delegates help out those first-timers in order to have a very smooth and enjoyable debate.
Here are some fun facts about myself. Besides MUN, I also enjoy watching baseball, F1, and plane spotting. Lastly, I hope this year’s KMUN will be memorable to all, and hopefully, this conference will motivate you to enjoy MUN! Please don’t hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns!
Co-Chair: Charlie Kuai
Dear students, chairs, and esteemed guests, My name is Charlie Kuai, currently a junior studying at Taipei European School, and it is an honour to serve as the Deputy Chair for GA6 at this year’s Dismun, along with Jonathan. This is my 10th conference and my third year on this journey. Looking back, it has been a memorable journey, spending time with some of the most amazing people. MUN has been such a turning point in my life. It has brought me closer to the world we live in, a world that we will shape in the future. Two years ago today, I was also just a student working until midnight, trying to finish my speech before a conference. Now, I am a student officer for one of the conferences I’ve been to as a delegate. For those who have just started their MUN journey, your effort and dedication will one day pay off. In the future, you guys might be in the same position as me, or even better. I hope I get to share this special day with you guys and create new memories together.