Teacher FAQS
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When is the conference?Â
The conference will be held on November 20-21, 2026.
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Where will the conference be held?
The conference will take place at Centennial High School, located at 55 Sun Valley Blvd SE, Calgary, AB.
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How to register for SouthMUN 2026?
Teachers are able to register their delegates online through our Google form, which can be found on our registration page. Registration will be open on September 1, 2026.
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When is the registration deadline?
The deadline for teachers to register delegates will be November 16, 2026.Â
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Are there any fees for participating in SouthMUN?
Yes, there is a $30 registration fee per delegate and a $30 fee for each school/delegation. For example, a school with 7 delegates would have to pay $240 (7 delegates x $30 per delegate = $210, $210 + $30 per school = $240). More information on how to pay these fees will be shared on our registration form.
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When will background guides/committee topics be released?
Committee descriptions and topics will be released in early September. Background guides and any other committee information will be released on November 2.
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Who is running SouthMUN?
SouthMUN is a conference that was arranged by students from different Calgary high schools. The chairs who will run committee operations and create background guides for delegates are full-time students or alumni of Centennial High School or All Saints High School, with prior experience in MUN conferences. The secretariat staff of SouthMUN primarily consists of students or alumni from Centennial High School, the host school, with supervision and guidance from teacher coordinators.
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Who will supervise SouthMUN?
The conference will be overseen by our committee chairs and secretariat staff members, who are either high school students or alumni. Our teacher coordinators from Centennial High School will also be available to supervise throughout the weekend, and teachers from other schools are welcome to sit in to support their delegates!
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What is the award policy at SouthMUN?
Individual Awards: Each committee is guaranteed to have Best Delegate and Most Outstanding awards. Awards such as Most Diplomatic, Most Improved, Most Potential, Honourable Mention, and Best in Crisis (for crisis committees) are other awards given at SouthMUN. However, exact awards given and the number of awards will vary based on committee size. Awards will be determined by chairs based on each delegate's skills and participation.
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Delegation Awards: Schools/delegations will be classified as either large or small delegations based on the average delegation size (if the average size is 20, then a delegation with 21 delegates is considered large and a delegation with 19 delegates is considered small). The delegation awards given at SouthMUN will be Most Outstanding Large/Small Delegation and Best Large/Small Delegation. Independant delegates will not be considered for delegation awards.
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Delegation awards will be determined by assigning points based on awards:
- Honourable Mention = 1 point
- Most Diplomatic, Most Improved, etc = 2 points
- Most Outstanding = 3 points
- Best Delegate = 4 points
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The amount of points will be added up for each school and then divided by the number of delegates they have. Delegation awards will be determined by this average.