A team of Northeastern students placed first at the 31st annual International Model NATO Conference in Washington, D.C., earlier this month. Philip D’Agati, Model NATO team advisor and associate teaching professor in the Department of Political Science, attributed the impressive performance to months of intense training.
A team of Northeastern students placed first at the 31st annual International Model NATO Conference in Washington, D.C., earlier this month, besting more than two dozen delegations from higher education institutions from Belgium, Canada, the U.S., and the United Kingdom.
Philip D’Agati, Model NATO team advisor and associate teaching professor in the Department of Political Science, attributed the impressive performance to months of intense training. To prepare for the competition, students spend several hours per week reading policy statements, writing mock resolutions, and debating the issues in the university’s Model NATO class or club.
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