HIMUN X
March 7th -8th, 2026
Secretariats
Parliamentarian:
Cheryl Lai
I am Cheryl Lai, a senior from Hsinchu International School, and I am excited and honoured to serve as your parliamentarian.
As someone who used to hate public speaking, MUN was always something that was outside of my comfort zone. However, after pushing myself to finally join, I found myself amazed by the diplomatic and constructive way in which people drafted amendments, passed resolutions and debated their country's stances. In addition, MUN encouraged me to leave my house (for once), allowing me to meet many new people and form long-lasting friendships. MUN pushed me to be more aware of the struggles people worldwide must face and has taught me many lessons I will carry with me for the rest of my life. Outside of MUN, my hobbies include reading, watching Netflix (99!), rewatching Harry Potter for the nth time, and debating.
Whether you’re a new delegate or a seasoned veteran, I hope you have a wonderful experience drafting resolutions, debating with others, and forming worthwhile memories. If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to reach out so that I can help you make your HIMUN experience the best it can be.
I look forward to seeing you all in March :).
Secretary-General:
Sean Teng
I'm Sean Teng, a senior from Hsinchu International School. I'm beyond grateful to serve as your Secretary General for HIMUN X!
HIMUN has always been a special conference for me; not only is it the first conference I've attended, but it is also hosted where I've been roaming since elementary school. From embarrassing moments to countless fond memories, HIMUN has shaped me into a better writer, researcher, and public speaker. If you told me that the kid from HIMUN V, who had no idea what his stance was, would end up in the secretariat team four years later, I'd have said you were dreaming. But here I am as a secretariat, trying to make HIMUN X as unforgettable as all the other HIMUN conferences I’ve attended.
Aside from MUN, I love listening to metal at a dangerously high volume, sharing reels, watching the NBA, playing Clash Royale, and singing; moreover, I was on the Taiwanese national fencing team!
See y'all in March!
Deputy Secretary-General:
Christine Tsao
This is Christine from Hsinchu International School, currently a junior, and your Deputy Secretary General for this year's HIMUN X conference!
This will be my 5th year participating in the annual HIMUN conference, but my first ever as a secretariat. As nervous as it may be, I am ready to bring my experiences from what I've learned over the past years for another memorable adventure. Whether or not you fancy debates or listening to discussions unraveling itself, remember that it is a learning experience! We have once been in your shoes! Looking back, I came to appreciate the courage I took in taking my first steps, which most definitely involved making mistakes.
For me, MUN is about constant learning through critical thinking and gaining insights from other delegates. It is an extraordinary experience that helped me discover countless things about both the global and local community.
Outside of MUN, I am involved with content design with the school magazine and the SRC, but outside of school, I most enjoy photography and hanging out with friends. Feel free to approach us anytime soon! See you~
Deputy Secretary-General:
Becky Yu
I am Becky Yu, a junior from Hsinchu International School, and I super excited to have this chance to serve as your Deputy Secretary-General!
My journey with Model United Nations began in seventh grade, and it has been a transformative experience for me. Initially, I was hesitant to join MUN due to my discomfort with public speaking, but I was finally convinced to join because I heard from the secretariats then that we were able to skip school, stay in hotels, and get homework extensions! However, MUN turned out to be so much more than just that. It pushed me out of my comfort zone and helped me develop essential skills in diplomacy, amendment drafting, and resolution passing. Beyond these skills, MUN has allowed me to building friendships and gaining a deeper understanding of global issues. It has truly shaped me into a more confident individual.
Outside of MUN, I spend my time sending hundreds of reels to my friends, traveling, listening to music, playing the piano, and, of course, sleeping.
Whether this is your first time to MUN or you're an experienced delegate, I look forward to sharing this journey with you. Feel free to reach out with any questions or ideas to make our upcoming conference an enriching experience for everyone. Can’t wait to meet you guys in March!
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Deputy Secretary-General of Administration:
Kelly Hu
I am Kelly Hu, a senior from Hsinchu International School. It is my pleasure to serve as the Deputy Secretary-General of Administration this year.
I began my MUN journey in 10th grade, starting out as a nervous and overwhelmed delegate, intimidated by the confident speakers in my committee. However, with all the support and help from my peers and chair, I started to make speeches and eventually overcame all the initial challenges that I faced. Although I am not usually the one who speaks the most in my committee, I really enjoy listening to meaningful speeches made by my peers and being a part of the whole debate process. Moreover, I really like how we can always meet new people at MUN conferences.
This year is my first time attending a conference as a secretariat. Being the USG-A is completely different from being a delegate or a chair, but I will try my best to create a meaningful and long-lasting memory to all the participants of HIMUN X!
Outside of MUN, I enjoy sciences and dancing. As an amateur dancer, I spent at least an hour on dancing every single day (I dance religiously, and I believe every human being should dance)!
MUN has ignited my love for collaborating with new people to solve complex global issues and created a lasting impression on my high school journey; this time, I wish to create one for you as well.
I look forward to seeing you in March!