Dear Advisors, Delegates, and Visitors,

It is my pleasure to invite you to the Seventy-Fifth Session of Berkeley Model United Nations (BMUN), taking place March 5-7, 2027.

Entering our seventy-fifth year, BMUN prides itself on its educational mission it has fulfilled all these years. Founded in 1952 by a small group of UC Berkeley students, our organization has impacted thousands of students’ lives in an effort to draw our youth’s attention to global issues. Challenging our delegates to think critically, meaningfully engage with their peers, and understanding the power of their voice are cornerstone experiences of our conference. At a time in which the diplomatic landscape is shifting, BMUN remains steadfast in providing educational opportunities to all of those who engage with BMUN programming.

In an effort to provide our attendees with a valuable experience, BMUN LXXV features 20 committees covering the most vexing issues of our day. Covering topics across international security, economic diversification, environmental protection, human rights, public health, power competitions, and more, our conference will prepare delegates to be the leaders of tomorrow.

BMUN remains focused and committed to our delegates, making sure our secretariat is equipped to challenge and inspire them. It is our hope that through our conference, delegates realize they can be the change they wish to see in the world.

Outside of our conference, we continue to focus much of our efforts on outreach, education, and philanthropy. Through the Fall, we will host our interactive Delegate Workshop—in person and online—as well as our crisis-based Fall Conference. In addition, we continue to offer outreach sessions to interested schools and will be beginning a new initiative of building out local Model UN programs. Further information regarding BMUN LXXV’s programming can be found at bmun.org and will continue to be updated throughout the year.

It is a privilege and an honor to serve as Secretary General for BMUN LXXV. Supported by a dedicated secretariat and officer corps, I am committed to providing a transformative experience for our delegates. Thank you for your support of our organization, and we look forward to seeing you on campus!

Sincerely,

Jack M. Lyon

Secretary General
Berkeley Model United Nations | 75th Session
sg@bmun.org