Commission on the Status of Women
Director: Ami Patel
Contact: patelami1208@gmail.com
My name is Ami Patel and I will be your director for the Commission on the Status of Women. I have been a part of Model United Nations for four years, and as a senior, this will be my fifth year. Model UN has been incredibly impactful in my life, as I have gained insight on a multitude of international issues, built amazing friendships, and created lifelong memories. As I have debated topics such as Mental Health in Developing Nations, Malnutrition, Women’s Rights, and Fertility Rates, Model UN has not only changed my perspective on the world but has also influenced my future goals. Outside of MUN, I am President of HOSA Future Health Professionals, Vice-President of the Long Beach American Red Cross Youth Executive Board and Secretary of National Honor Society. Additionally, I assist patients in Progressive and Intensive Care Units at the UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center. I also volunteer at Evergreen Hospice Care, where I prepare care packages for patients. I have been a member on the Cross Country team for 3 years. In my free time, I enjoy watching Netflix shows such as Riverdale and the Flash, exploring new coffee and boba shops, and spending time with my friends and family. Having been in your shoes, I know how nervous many of you may feel about committee. Keep in mind during your preparation that improving your speaking skills and confidence is a process, and this conference will definitely help you grow as a delegate. I wish you all the best of luck in committee, and I look forward to seeing you all!
My name is Ami Patel and I will be your director for the Commission on the Status of Women. I have been a part of Model United Nations for four years, and as a senior, this will be my fifth year. Model UN has been incredibly impactful in my life, as I have gained insight on a multitude of international issues, built amazing friendships, and created lifelong memories. As I have debated topics such as Mental Health in Developing Nations, Malnutrition, Women’s Rights, and Fertility Rates, Model UN has not only changed my perspective on the world but has also influenced my future goals. Outside of MUN, I am President of HOSA Future Health Professionals, Vice-President of the Long Beach American Red Cross Youth Executive Board and Secretary of National Honor Society. Additionally, I assist patients in Progressive and Intensive Care Units at the UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center. I also volunteer at Evergreen Hospice Care, where I prepare care packages for patients. I have been a member on the Cross Country team for 3 years. In my free time, I enjoy watching Netflix shows such as Riverdale and the Flash, exploring new coffee and boba shops, and spending time with my friends and family. Having been in your shoes, I know how nervous many of you may feel about committee. Keep in mind during your preparation that improving your speaking skills and confidence is a process, and this conference will definitely help you grow as a delegate. I wish you all the best of luck in committee, and I look forward to seeing you all!