Dress code and Behaviour

MUN has a dress code to maintain a high standard of professionalism throughout the conference; delegates, chairs, and participants are expected to wear clothes that represent the high sense of formality and seriousness of the conference. Wearing neutral-coloured clothing is greatly encouraged since it helps match the sense of professionalism at the conference. Clothes must be modest and respectful. 

Male delegates: Blazer, long-sleeved dress shirt, suit pants (no shorts), and close-toed formal shoes. Wearing a necktie is also highly recommended (this could be a bit brighter in colour).

Female delegates: Blazer, dress shirt, suit pants or a formal skirt (around knee-length). Formal dresses can also be worn, but should be professional (please don’t wear a sundress to a conference). Footwear such as closed-toe flats or low-heeled shoes can be worn.

Non-binary and gender fluid individuals must still wear formal clothing, in accordance with their identity. 

• Arriving to committee in a timely fashion 

• Adherence to dress code requirements

• Using digital devices appropriately (eg, no AI, no games)

• If leaving the committee, ensuring someone in the committee (eg, chairs) is aware of where they are

• Maintaining decorum whilst in the conference

• Cleaning up after oneself and not damaging school property

• Showing respect to all delegates, chairs, and anyone present at the conference

  • Obscene language and gestures will be immediately reported to the Secretariat

  • Any inappropriate notes will be reported to the chairs, and disciplinary action will follow

*Admin will be checking notes before passing them to the delegate it was intended for. Any profanities, bullying, and/or inappropriate notes will be passed to the chairs, and the situation will be escalated to the Secretariat*

If a participant's behaviour is found to be inappropriate and is not up to par, consequences can span from disciplinary meetings with Sec-Gens to expulsion from the conference.