People to People Moments

• Debate issues pertaining to the global community in a mock Model UN and learn to write a resolution
• Hear from significant leaders: past speakers include Rudy Giuliani, former New York City mayor, and Korey Irby, secret service agent for the United States
• Make friends with young leaders from all over the world

Enhance Your Education

• Explore the monuments, memorials, and museums of Washington, D.C.
• Discuss the importance of foreign embassies, diplomacy, careers in foreign service during an embassy visit
• Examine world economic policies
• Grow as a leader, set goals for your future, and discover how you can impact the global community

Day 1
Welcome and Orientation in New York City!

• Registration
• Welcome barbeque
• Meet your leadership group
• Opening Address

Day 2
New York City

• Assess your leadership skills
• Guest Motivational Speaker
• Model UN introduction
• Appointment at the United Nations

Day 3
A Diverse World, United

• Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty
• Ground Zero and Wall Street
• Discuss current global events

Day 4
Communication and Negotiation

• Conflict Resolution and Presentation Skills
• Mock Debates within small groups
• Guest Speaker: College Admissions presentation

Day 5
Washington DC

• Travel to Washington DC
• Lunch in Philadelphia
• National Constitution Center
• UN resolution preparation and research

Day 6
Global Perspectives

• Foreign embassy appointment
• Discover careers in Foreign Service
• Dine “Around the World” Dinner
• Monuments and Memorials of Washington DC

Day 7
Making a Difference

• Smithsonian Institution: Museum of American History
• Newseum
• Giving back: Community Service Project

Day 8
Politics on Capitol Hill

• Guest Speaker: Political Perspectives
• Explore the United States Capitol Building
• Examine the global economy

Day 9
Model UN Simulation

• Final Model UN Resolution presentations
• Credit evaluation with leader
• Closing banquet and dance

Day 10
Farewell and Departure from Washington DC

We work diligently to ensure that the activities described here are available on your program. In rare cases, scheduling conflicts, delays, weather, or circumstances beyond our control may result in program changes. If substitution is required, we make every effort to feature comparable events to retain the content and quality of the program.