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Conference agenda

 

Day 1 – Tuesday 13 May 2025

0830

Guest Arrival and RegistrationBasil Sellers Foyer & Outside

0930

Opening Ceremony & PlenaryBasil Sellers Theatre

1030

Delegates move to Committee RoomsCommittee Rooms

1040

Session I

Brief Training Session

Committee Plenary

Opening Statements

Committee Rooms

1230

Session I ConcludesCommittee Rooms

1245

LunchADCO Amphitheatre

1325

Delegates return to Committee RoomsCommittee Rooms

1350

Session II

Informal Session

Committee Rooms

1615

Faculty Advisor Meeting ADCO Amphitheatre

1630

Session II ConcludesCommittee Rooms

1645

Welcome Reception for BUHMUN DelegatesADCO Amphitheatre

1800

Day One Concludes 

 

Day 2 – Wednesday 14 May 2025

0815

Guest Arrival and Light BreakfastQuadrangle – Faculty of Law

0900

Group Photo Under the Arch

0930

Delegates move to Committee RoomsCommittee Rooms

0945

Session III
Formal Session
Committee Rooms

1215

Session III ConcludesCommittee Rooms

1230

Lunch Princeton Room

1305

Delegates return to Committee RoomsCommittee Rooms

1325

Session IV
Informal Sessions
Committee Rooms

1425

Break 

1435

Session V

Action Phase

Committee Rooms

1535

Delegates move to Princeton RoomPrinceton Room

1545

Closing Plenary & Awards Presentation Princeton Room

1630

Conference Concludes 

Keynote speaker

Shinae Haidley

Senior Policy Officer, Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW)

Shinae Haidley

Shinae Haidley is a Senior Policy Officer within the Climate Change Group at DCCEEW. She works with partner countries on regional decarbonisation initiatives and is focused on facilitating international cooperation on carbon capture and storage projects.

Before joining DCCEEW, Shinae completed a Master of Philosophy in Public Policy at the University of Cambridge, graduating with Distinction. While at Cambridge, she completed policy research for the UK Treasury and served on the editorial boards of the Cambridge Journal of Political Affairs and the Cambridge Law Review. 

Shinae previously worked as a Senior Associate in the Infrastructure Equity team at AMP Capital, leading the sustainability and governance workstream across a $10 billion portfolio of infrastructure investments. Shinae is also admitted as a lawyer in the Supreme Court of Queensland.

Shinae holds a Bachelor of Laws (Honours Class 1), Bachelor of International Relations, and Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from Bond University. Shinae was an active member of Bond’s MUN program throughout her studies, joining its delegation to the JEMUN conference in Tokyo and WIMUN conference in New York. Shinae represented Bond at the University Scholars Leadership Symposium in Thailand and served as Vice President of the Bond University United Nations Student Association.

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