My Bio

I first caught the Model United Nations bug as a high school student in 2008. As a member of my school's MUN team, I competed at conferences across the U.S. East Coast, including at Princeton and George Mason. Those experiences showed me the power of MUN to promote international understanding and cooperation while developing essential skills in public speaking, diplomacy, and critical thinking to address the global challenges of today and tomorrow.

When I joined Kőrösi as a teacher, I was excited to bring that same passion to our MUN club, which was founded in 2019. Since then, it has been a privilege to mentor talented and dedicated students as they have represented our school at conferences in The Hague, Ljubljana, Athens, Rome, Prague, and, of course, here in Budapest. Watching these future leaders grow in confidence, curiosity, and global awareness has been one of the most rewarding parts of my teaching career.