On November 29, 1963, President Lyndon B. Johnson created  Executive Order 11130 to create a presidential commission to investigate the assassination of President John F Kennedy. This commission of career lawyers, federal investigators, and even a witness of the scene convene to discuss the events of that tragic day in Dallas. Your primary objective: delve into the findings, controversies, and implications of this investigation. Delegates are encouraged to explore the various perspectives surrounding the assassination, the credibility of the Commission's conclusions, and the broader consequences for American society and governance.

Through collaborative efforts, we aim to gain a comprehensive understanding of the Warren Commission's impact on history and its enduring legacy.

 

Meet The Team

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Shreyes Varde - Co-Chair
Shreyes Varde - Co-Chair

Hey everyone, welcome to UMUNC V!

My name is Shreyes Varde and I'll be one of your chairs for the Warren Commission committee!

I'm originally from Edison, New Jersey, and in high school, I enjoyed MUN a ton and I knew I wanted to continue it in college, and I have not regretted that decision. I'm currently a Sophomore studying Computer Science in the College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences. Aside from Model UN, I'm involved with Hack4Impact, a student-run club that builds software for local nonprofits, and outside of school, you can usually find me either running a basketball game or sleeping (the duality of man, I know).

I'm excited to meet you all in April! Until then, if you have any questions, feel free to reach out at svarde1@terpmail.umd.edu.

Malhar Mandsaurwale - Co-Chair
Malhar Mandsaurwale - Co-Chair

Malhar is a sophomore from Howard County, Maryland who is studying architecture with minors in real estate development and construction project management. In his free time, he likes filmmaking, photography, playing with his puppy, and reading. He has been active in MUN for 4 years and he’s excited to be a staffer for your UMUNC committee!