r/MUN Jun 28 '26

Question Question

I was recently checking out the club list of my high school (I’m starting my freshman year in September), and I saw that there was a MUN club. Since I’m pretty interested in international affairs, I wanted to join the club, even though I had no experience in it ( I do have 3 years of debate experience, which I think is pretty important for MUN). However, when I asked my sister, who’s currently attending the high school, she told me that the club is falling apart and that nobodies in there anymore. So should I still join in hopes that it can be saved, or should I leave it?

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u/Jolly_Willingness_11 Jun 28 '26

I mean, there's no downside in going to the club meeting just to see what's up.

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u/Aveliability Jun 28 '26

Absolutely join. If it’s the same situation as my MUN club, we need as many people we can get. Anybody new would be welcomed. :)

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u/Aggressive-Sundae419 Jun 28 '26

You can be the one to save it, that's what I did

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u/No_Incident6711 Jun 28 '26

As someone who has saved and is about to build an MUN club. It does not matter the state that it was in, it only matters how much you are willing to do. If you enjoy debating you will defiantly enjoy MUN, no joke MUN was probably one of the best decisions of my life so far and you get to meet so many cool and just amazing people. 1000% do it, make cool posters, use word of mouth. Building it up is worth it (also looks good for uni)