Josephine’s  first MUN was at Universitas Padjajaran. For her preparation, she conducted a lot of research concerning the topic and practiced MUN-related skills, such as public speaking and focused group discussions.She spoke every time a motion is raised, sometimes more than once.She said it was owing to the fact that the council she participated in was UNSC, which has relatively few members.She tried to prepare the topics as well as I could, though I did not have enough time to prepare each motion specifically.For her,  The unmoderated caucus experience for me was rather fun, because it was in the unmod that you could truly get to know and interact with the people in your council. She was the main sponsor of a DR, which I also largely constructed. It was rather thrilling since despite being her first MUN, she was entrusted enough to present a DR. It was certainly lots of fun, yet also very consuming in terms of health and energy. Since she was not feeling well even before the competition, she ended up ill the whole of the following week after the competition. She succeeded received an Honorable Mention .Most certainly, she believed  the benefits reaped from an MUN experience is worth all the trouble (and tribulation) before, throughout, and after the event.The most important lesson she learned from her first MUN is not to stress too much and just enjoy the fun. At the end of the day, for her, MUN is not about winning or losing. It is about knowing and understanding people. MUN teaches me how to cooperate with strangers and maneuver between interests in order to reach the best result for ever.