ROMUN Advisory Council

The ROMUN Advisory Council is headed by the Secretary-General and meets no less than three times each school year. Its essential work helps build ideas, networks, and resources for the team. It also manages the Robert and Leona Gay Scholarship for ROMUN students. If you would like to participate on our Council, please contact us!

Beliefs:

The ROMUN Advisory Council believes:

That education is one of the most important investments our country can make in its future.
That education for global citizenship should be an essential part of the Royal Oak Schools curriculum.
That the best learning is authentic, actively and critically connecting students to the world outside of the classroom through partnerships, internships, advocacy, service, and other means.
That technological literacy is important to authentic learning.
That student ownership of curriculum enhances student success.
That the Royal Oak Model UN program exemplifies these qualities and is therefore worthy of support and growth.

Minutes

March 2009
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November 2008
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June 2008
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From the ROMUN Constitution

ARTICLE IV: ROMUN ADVISORY COUNCIL

Section I: Function

The function of the ROMUN Advisory Council will be to support the work of the Royal Oak Model United Nations in finding funding, partnerships, ideas, and other resources to better help it realize its mission. The purpose of the organization does not include governance of ROMUN business in any form. (revised May 2006)

Section II: Membership

A.    It will be composed of six to 15 participants, open by invitation from the ROMUN officers;

B.     It will include at least one ROMUN advisor, one parent, one Royal Oak Neighborhood Schools administrator, the USG of External Affairs, and the ROMUN Secretary-General;

C.     It will include representatives from ROMUN partner organizations

D.    It will include appropriate honorary members as recommended by an advisor or the Secretary-General. (revised May 2006)

Section II: Meetings

The Advisory Council will meet not fewer than three times in any school year and all meetings will be presided over by the Secretary-General or his/her designate, who will set the agenda for the meetings. (revised May 2006)