Andrew is a senior majoring in International Studies with a joint minor in Political Science and Economics. He previously served as the Treasurer, Vice President, and Secretary-General. He has attended multiple conferences with the travel team where he has won various awards. Additionally, he is a student of the Turkish Flagship Program and interned at Freedom House in Summer 2018. While at Freedom House he researched topics relating to human rights and democracy in countries around the world. This past summer, Andrew studied Turkish language and culture in Baku, Azerbaijan through the Critical Language Scholarship Program. Outside of Model UN, he is virtually interning with the Political Section of the U.S. Department of State's embassy in Ankara, Turkey for this academic year.

President

ANDREW GRECO

Alejandro Barrett López is a triple major in history, philosophy, and religious studies. His research interests include, but are not limited to: British Imperial expansion in South East Asia, religious existentialism in Romanian literature, and Catholic soteriology in the Mexican Revolution. Prior to becoming Vice President he participated as a regular delegate on IndianaMUN’s travel team, winning two Best Delegate awards at conferences – a record he hopes to expand. This past Summer he conducted research into his own thesis papers, as well as assisting in the research efforts of Professor David Bosco in London for his upcoming book on maritime legal history. He is a dual citizen of the United Kingdom and Mexico.

Vice President 

ALEJANDRO BARRETT LOPEZ

Megan Chapman is a double major in International Studies and Russian History. Her research in International Studies focuses on Russian expansionism in the Black Sea as well as International Maritime Law, and her research in History focuses on the Holodomor, a genocide committed by Joseph Stalin in the Ukrainian SSR. She also has minors in Criminal Justice and Spanish. In addition to her role as Treasurer at IndianaMUN, Megan serves as the RA for the Hamilton Lugar Living Learning Community in Spruce Hall. Megan, along with VP Alejandro Barrett López, spent her summer researching for Professor David Bosco for his upcoming book on maritime legal history. Megan also had the opportunity to spend her spring 2019 semester as an NGO representative to the United Nations for the 63rd Commission on the Status of Women. Upon graduation from IU, Megan will be continuing her education at IU's Maurer School of Law. 

Treasurer, CFO

MEGAN CHAPMAN

Kenna Welch is a senior majoring in International Studies with a minor in Policy Studies. Her academic focus is in female representation and policy making in global politics,  and she studied the subject for a semester in Geneva, Switzerland. She previously served as Communications Director for the organization in the Spring of 2018. She has traveled the country with the team, most recently winning an award at ChoMUN. Additionally, Kenna is the Outreach Associate for IU’s Center for the Study of the Middle East and a devoted pet parent to her 2-year-old pit/border collie mix, Luke. In her spare time, she enjoys listening to podcasts and competing in various Bloomington pub trivia games.

Communications Director

KENNA WELCH

Quinn Coolidge is currently a senior studying Law and Public Policy in the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, while also obtaining a certificate in Bussiness Administration from the Kelley School of Business. He has been an active member of the Indiana Model United Nations Club since the fall of his freshman year, traveling to many of the conferences offered, with his most successful being VICS in 2018 where he won a Best Delegate Award. Outside of IndianaMUN, he spends his time working either as a server, consulting a company based out of Chicago as a legal intern, learning how to play new board games, or spending time with his Black Labradoodle "Maverick".

Member Educator

QUINN COOLIDGE

Hayden is a junior at the Kelley School of Business studying Economic Consulting, Public Policy Analysis, and Business Analytics. Originally from Chesterton, Indiana, he has traveled extensively with the IndianaMUN delegation during his 4 semesters at IU, winning awards at several conferences. Besides IndianaMUN, Hayden is also involved in the Business Economics and Public Policy Club Executive Team, as well as the Political Science Department where he has helped facilitate UN General Assembly
simulations. He spent the past summer working at an industrial cleaning and services company and honing his skills in euchre, which he will insist is the best card game ever.

Member Educator

HAYDEN HODGE

Katelyn is a sophomore majoring in Policy Analysis with minors in Spanish as well as Latin American and Caribbean Studies. Her primary areas of interest include immigration law and the political implications of US intervention in Latin America. She hopes to eventually work with the State Department as a foreign policy advisor. Upon joining Indiana Model United Nations last
year, she traveled to various conferences and most recently won an award at ChoMUN. Outside of MUN, Katelyn is a teaching assistant in the Political Science Department and a member of Alpha Phi Omega. She also enjoys attending her fair share of political demonstrations throughout the year and is an avid cycler (with hopes of eventually racing in the Little 500).

Conference Coordinator

KATELYN BALAKIR

Aditya is a senior studying Law and Public Policy. He has worked previously as a Crisis Director and enjoys being a part of the MUN travel team and serves as the Events Coordinator for IndianaMUN. In Summer 2018, Aditya studied abroad in London studying US and UK National Security. He plans to go to law school and eventually work in Washington DC. In his spare time, he is a devout Cleveland sports fan and hosts a talk show on the IU student radio channel. 

Events Coordinator 

ADITYA GIRIDHAR

Ryan Maddox is a junior from the Indianapolis Area majoring in Public Policy Analysis with minors in Urban Development and Korean. He previously served as USG of GA/Specialized at IndianaMUNC V and Vice Chair of the Organization of American States at IndianaMUNC IV. He is on the Model UN travel team where he has won multiple awards including Best Delegate. When not focusing on sustainable transportation policy (which is hardly ever), he enjoys rock climbing, being on the Indiana University Breakdance Team, and serving on the IU Funding Board. This past summer, Ryan interned at Korea University in Seoul researching the economic policies that allowed Korea to be one of the fastest growing economies in the world.

Secretary-General

RYAN MADDOX