Alumni quote — public speaking and leadership impact (Rebecca)
"I learned a lot from the Model United Nations Institute! I know how to present myself in front of other people, how to engage the audience, and be a better leader." — Rebecca, Harvard University, Teacher
Belonging & confidence — what students gain at SMU camp
Students will: feel a sense of belonging as they learn & roleplay with their peers; learn to discuss U.S. & global issues in a diplomatic way; collaborate with & lead their peers; learn how to be a more articulate speaker; develop their confidence; and enjoy participating at a dream campus!
Ages 13–17, High School Advanced, Day Camp, June 14–18
2027-06-14 – 2027-06-18
1 weeks · $1,650
Day camp
Prerequisites: Previous experience at 2 or more MUN Conferences or a MUN Camp. Advanced Middle School students entering 8th grade may attend. First 5 students per class save $250 with code (discounted price $1,400). With optional tutoring add-on: $1,799 full / $1,549 discounted.
First 5 students per class save $250 with code (discounted price $1,400). With optional tutoring add-on: $1,799 full / $1,549 discounted. 5 days, lunch included. Check-in Mon–Fri 8:45–9 am; pick-up Mon–Fri 5–5:15 pm.
First 5 students per class save $250 with code (discounted price $1,400). With optional tutoring add-on: $1,799 full / $1,549 discounted. 5 days, lunch included. Check-in Mon–Fri 8:45–9 am; pick-up Mon–Fri 5–5:15 pm.
Our Dallas Model UN camps strike the perfect balance between global leadership training and summer fun—giving kids and teens the chance to spend a week stepping into the shoes of world leaders at a top university. Your child will collaborate with new friends and learn from expert MUN mentors while building skills in public speaking, debate, diplomacy, and global problem-solving. Camp is packed with daily simulations, exciting trivia games, campus tours, and social events. Students learn how to navigate meaningful conversations in today's polarized society.
Safety is our top priority. We maintain a 1:12 staff-to-student ratio, and all mentors are background-checked, extensively trained, and USA-based adults. Students ages 14 and older have the option with prior parent approval to go off campus in groups of 3 or more students.