When we first met in October 2021, we quickly realized that although we have different backgrounds and fields of study, we all have tremendous motivation. We share this energetic atmosphere and tingling anticipation and support each other when it comes to worries and fears. Within our group of 19 students, some have already gained a lot of experience with the work of the United Nations, while others are newcomers who are getting more and more involved in the topic and are inspired by each other’s experiences.
We work together on a weekly basis, dealing intensively with the history and geographical situation of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. We discuss the status of the country from a global perspective and analyze the position of the DRC within the United Nations. Through our instructor Christian Sigl, we are very well prepared for the conference in New York in April 2022.
At the beginning of the semester, we were divided into small groups to prepare presentations on the history and foreign policy of the DRC in the following months. The presentations are thematically divided into the general work of the United Nations, the historical background of the DRC and its role within the UN system. We present our research in English and thus not only improve our language skills but also get to know our NMUN country better and better.
Short introduction of the 2022 delegation
Aaron Jahreiß, B.A. Political Science and History of Arts, last semester 
Anna-Leandra Fischer, M.A. Democracy Studies, 3rd semester 
Annelie Erhard, M.A. Comparative Media Science 
Carolin Fuß, Law, 11th semester 
Charlotte Römer, B.A. Political Science and Media Science, 5th semester 
Elian Romano Brandt, B.A. Political Science, Public Law and History, 4th semester 
Jannik Steinwender, B.A. Political Science/Economics, 5th semester 
Jonas Lohrenz, Law, 3rd semester 
Kristina Görlach, M.A. Democracy Studies, 3rd semester 
Lee-Ann Seegets, B.A. Media Informatics & General and Comparative Linguistics, 5th semester 
Yannick Müller, B.A. Political Science, 7th semester 
Moritz Kinskofer, B.A. Political Science, Public Law and Media Sciences, 7th semester 
Noah Croitoru, M.A. Democracy Studies, 3rd semester 
Oksana Chorna, M.A. Democracy Studies, 5th semester 
Sophia Wäldele, B.A. Educational Science, 5th semester 
Stella Gott, B.A. Philosophy and Political Science, 7th semester 
Teresa Wellner, B.A. Linguistics, Political Science, German as a Foreign Language, 7th Semester 
Jonas Grimm, B.A. Political Science and History 
Tamara Dick, B.A. Political Science, Public Law and Business Administration
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