Outstanding Overall Delegation awarded to Texas A&M’s delegation at the 13th Model Arab League Conference
In February 2020, a delegation representing Texas A&M participated in the 13th annual Model Arab League Conference at the University ofHouston. The delegation consisted of 10 students (mostly INTS majors), who won four awards, including the Outstanding Overall Delegation. Since 2008, Texas A&M has participated in this student leadership development program from the National Council […]
In February 2020, a delegation representing Texas A&M participated in the 13th annual Model Arab League Conference at the University ofHouston. The delegation consisted of 10 students (mostly INTS majors), who won four awards, including the Outstanding Overall Delegation. 
Since 2008, Texas A&M has participated in this student leadership development program from the National Council on US-Arab Relations. Representing one of the Arab League’s 22 member-states, student delegates work to achieve consensus on questions with which real-life diplomats wrestle daily. They write, debate, and pass resolutions that seek to resolve difficult challenges facing Arab countries. The interactive nature of the role-playing among the students stimulate critical thinking, heighten creativity, expand knowledge, and cultivate understanding.