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Register
online:
Participants in the MOAS attend as representatives of their academic
institutions. Consequently, an authority from each academic institution must
prepare a letter to be uploaded on the registration form with written information about the Faculty Advisor
and the students that will comprise that institution’s delegation.
Sample of letter. To
access the online registration form, you need to
register in the OAS platform. Then with your
username and password, you will be able to access the
online
registration form. It is
not mandatory to have a defined list of delegation members at the moment of
registration. The deadline for registration is
September 30, 2020. However, the registration process may end earlier if
the 34 OAS Member States has already been assigned prior to that date.
Payments can be processed by check (if your school is in the US) or through bank transfer (for
schools outside the US as OAS National Offices are closed). Payments received after all places have been filled will be returned.
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FAQ
Form
a delegation:
A delegation may be composed of 6 delegates (3 head delegates and
3 alternate delegates), one faculty advisor, and one
additional member as Public Information Officer (optional). Each delegation
represents one of the 34 OAS Member States. Schools are allowed to bring an
additional delegation. Faculty Advisors select the students that will
comprise the delegation/s, with enough time in advance to allow proper
preparation for the Model. Students enrolled in academic areas related to
Inter-American affairs or similar, and those who may benefit from
participating in the MOAS are usually selected by their school
authorities/Faculty Advisors.
Registration
fee:
The participation fee per delegation is US$575.
This fee is non-reimbursable.
As soon as all registration information and fee are received, high schools will
be informed of their respective country assignments. Payment methods can be:
check (for schools in the US) or ACH
transfer (direct deposit)
(for school accounts in the USA).
Wire transfer
(for schools outside the US).
If paying by check, please mail it to the address
below and include the following information:
To: Organization of American States (OAS)
Attn: Department of Financial Services
Address: 1889 F. Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006, USA.
Country assignment:
As soon as registration information and fee are received, the MOAS Coordinator
informs high school authorities/faculty advisors of their respective country
assignments. Each of the 34 OAS Member States is represented by a delegation of
6 students. Countries are assigned by the MOAS Coordinator in a geographical
rotational manner; therefore, if a school/university represented a South
American country one year, the next year it will represent a Caribbean, Central
American or North American country. Delegations participating for the first
time may attend the Model representing any of the
Permanent
Observer countries at the OAS. Since this will be a virtual Model, this
option may not be provided this time.
Code of Conduct:
The Model OAS General Assembly (MOAS) seeks to promote a strong
sense of scholarship and leadership, as well as a commitment to the principles
of honesty, fairness, respect and accountability. Participants shall commit to
uphold these principles in all MOAS activities, and to promote a culture of
integrity and respect for diversity. The
MOAS Code of Conduct must be
signed by both the advisor(s) and the students. It is included on the online
registration form. It needs to be printed, signed and uploaded in the
registration form.
Logistics, visa and other requirements:(This
MODEL will be virtual)
Coordinate all budgetary aspects and logistics necessary for
participation (travel insurance, airfare, hotel reservations, transportation,
meals, appropriate clothing (according to the Code of Conduct), etc. If a visa is required to
enter into the United States, an email must be sent to the MOAS Coordinator
asking for a letter certifying the school’s participation in the Model to be
presented at the US Consulate.