IASAS MUN 2015 – Thank You! |

Dear All,

As we celebrated the ISB MUN season at our annual delegate banquet on November 19th, I was reminded just how much the conference meant to our students and how authentic learning experiences can change lives. This was evidenced in the comments shared during the awards ceremony and echoed in emails this week from delegates, parents, and many of you. Certainly the UNESCAP venue added to everyone’s excitement but it was the preparation work by you and your teams that really brought the event to life. All that to say, thank you.

Thank you also to the ISB admisntration team of Andy Davies, Graeme Scott, , Vievien Brelsford, Usa Somboon, Philip Bradley, Phil Rogers, Andy Vaughan, and Laura Stewart for their support as well as the entire ISB/UNESCAP team that helped to make this year’s IASAS MUN conference a great succes.

Special Thanks goes to: Khun Kwang – EVERYTHING!, Jonathan Eales and Patience Soule – everything programmatic, Toby Wertime and Austin Gallagher – everythng else MUN, Khun Sumetee and Khun Pattadol and their staff – everything at UNESCAP, Bob Connor – everything transportation and housing, Khun Pu and the Montri staff – transportation, Marypat Weber – ISB pages and security, ISB pages and security, Laurie Tyre and Kathleen Norman – ISB Boosters, Khun M – budget, Khun Apple and the B and G staff – ISB campus set up, Khun Sathit and Khun Pharinya – ISB technical support, Rick Nelson and Khun Rattavit – ISB Safety and Security, Baan Ram Thai – music and dancing, Khu Ake and Khun Fon (and staff) – photography, Chris Bell and media studies crew – live event coverage, Michelle Ihrig and staff – ISB catering, Sofie Meisberger and Paola Lindo – artwork, Mitch Hsieh and Philip Bradley – guest speakers, Cai Cai – keynote address, Khun Benjarat ad staff – The Royal Princess Hotel, Khun Chart and ISB Print Shop – printing, Prayook Sports – Tshirts, Harold Albert and Andy Vaughan – advice, Derrick Quinet and Khun Siwinee – coordination and phones, and finally to our ISB host families for opening up your hearts and your homes to our MUN guests.

It really does take a village.