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The topic of the AD HOC committee is intentionally kept secret until the committee starts. This is done for a number of reasons. Firstly, it simulates realism, as real-world diplomats often face unexpected challenges and situations. It ensures that each delegate is tested and must act on real-time thinking. The committee often functions with excitement and intensity, and new information evolves each minute. Due to its last-minute topic unveiling, the AD HOC experience proves to be engaging and immersive.
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact committee director Kris at kris.rimal@uconn.edu..
Meet your Dias!
Kris Rimal, Director
Kris is a second-year student in the Honors Program at UConn, majoring in Computer Science with a concentration in computational data analytics. He is also pursuing a dual degree in Economics. This marks his fourth year with UCMUN, where he has served as a delegate on the Historical Crisis Committee—tackling topics like the Cuban Missile Crisis—and the Ad Hoc Crisis Committees, as well as a director on the UNSC. Outside UCMUN, Kris is actively involved in the Nepali Student Association and the AI Club. In his free time, he enjoys lifting, exploring music (particularly indie, folk, rap, and house), and spending time with friends. Feel free to reach out to Kris with any questions at kris.rimal@uconn.edu.