CAMILLE R. is the president chair of the UNHRC committee. She was born into a South African/Canadian family in Barcelona and has lived here all her life. She is a junior, attending her ninth year at the American School of Barcelona. Camille joined MUN in 8th grade because of her love for public speaking, current events, and debating worldwide issues. This will be her 8th MUN conference, along with chairing BCNMUN and BIMUN and attending OAKMUN, and BFISMUN throughout her MUN years. MUN has helped her develop confidence, leadership, and communication skills, as well as made her aware of the many significant conflicts that the world is confronting today. The program has helped her hone her debate and public speaking skills, giving her the ability to meet a diverse group of people, and enabling her to make meaningful and great connections. Camille has gathered her most treasured memories from MUN, and she hopes that new MUNers can have these incredible experiences too, as well as acquire the important skills that MUN has given her.
CATHERINE N. is an Expert Chair for the Human Rights Council (UNHRC) for the BCNMUN 2026 conference. Born in the United States of America to Slovakian parents, Catherine lived her early years in Bangkok, Thailand, spent her childhood in Atlanta, Georgia, and now lives in Barcelona, Spain where she attends the American School of Barcelona as a junior. Catherine has always been exposed to the international environment, multiple cultures, and learning about how global events influence local communities. Catherine has actively participated with the MUN programme since her arrival at ASB in ninth grade. She has attended four conferences such as, BCNMUN’25, LYNXMUN’25, BIMUN’26 and IMUN’25 in Portugal. Engagement with MUN allowed Catherine to build on her strengths in studying global issues, and her passion for public speaking. MUN has also enabled Catherine to further develop her leadership skills that she is demonstrating in her role on the student council. These areas, combined with the experience as a delegate equipped Catherine step up as a chair to enable the delegates to have a productive and enjoyable experience at BCNMUN 2026.
SAMANTHA O. is one of the expert chairs of UNHRC for BCNMUN 2026. She’s Colombian, with some German family, but has lived almost all her life in Barcelona. It’s her third year in the American School of Barcelona, currently in 10th grade. She started her MUN journey in 8th grade and since the first moment she knew MUN was one of her passions. As she built her MUN skills, she has attended many conferences, some of these being BCNMUN, LynxMUN, MilanMUN and IMUN. MUN has helped her improve her socials skills, becoming more confident and open minded. This will be her first conference as a chair and she is eager to collect many good memories that she knows will stay with her for many years. MUN has really marked her life becoming one of her main interests and she hopes she can meet new people and share her passion with everyone!
