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ments, commercial industries, small businesses, chambers of commerce, and most importantly our churches we will attain these goals.
Together we will explore and overcome any socio-economic stratification. It is the Black Student Union's prayer that collectively African descent students and others will move from survival mode to solution mode and on to revival. The focus directly relates to Student Learning Outcomes for African-American students in the areas of matriculation, retention, persistence, degree and program completion, and transfer, which lead to greater accessibility for historically underrepresented groups in higher education.
Adviser: Jeffrey Holmes
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Model United Nations
The Model United Nations Club at Victor Valley College is not only a club but also a class. In this class, Political Science 111, we learn about the United Nations system, who they are, what they do, how they operate. We also become familiar with comparative politics and international relations. It's a great way to learn and understand better how the world relates and works together. We then take these skills and apply them to competition. That's where the club side comes in. The Model United Nations Club competes on a national level. We simulate mock sessions just as you would in the real UN; learn every avenue and aspect of our country's foreign policy, their relations with other countries and different regions around the world. Everything whether it's parliamentary procedure, the process of writing resolutions everything is exactly done as if we were a real delegate representing our particular country.
The experience on the Model United Nations Club as a delegate has definitely been an interesting one. Being a delegate takes a level of respect, sophistication and patience, I have never been required to have.
The research was extensive and required a good amount of commitment, and even when I was tired and overwhelmed I was having fun.
Even with all the commitment, and research I still
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came back because the lessons and knowledge you learn doing the United Nations program outweighs any cons.
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leadership development among the club officers and members.
We welcome all to be part of our most positive and enjoyable club. We have been very active in ASB functions, as well. Our officers have been known to progress to higher officer positions on ASB. We feel our club is positive and strong. Look out for our flyers around campus!
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