President: Cassidy Lynn
Cassidy Lynn is currently a senior studying Social Relations & Policy in James Madison College, with a minor in history. She previously served as both an AVP and VP, and her favorite MUN committee was the White Lotus Rebellion from BarMUN 2022!
Vice President of Finance and Operations:
Max Levanduski
Max Levanduski is a junior studying Anthropology with minors in Museum Studies and Digital Cultural Heritage & History. She's been doing MUN since her freshman year of college and is a chair for MSUMUN. In her spare time, Max plays every NYT game, wanders campus, attends MSU Hockey games, and accumulates even more knick-knacks.
Vice President of Development: Aldo Mujaj
Aldo is a sophomore and first-year IRO member member majoring in Computer Science and hopefully minoring in German. He is from Rochester, MI (Metro Detroit represent!) and is also a part of the Hungarian Revolution committee in MSUMUN and a member of the Albanian-American Student Organization. If he were to choose his favorite committee, it would probably be the UN Security Council where he represented Namibia! He cannot wait to be a part of the fun and lead in IRO!
Vice President of Membership: Joyce Peterlin
Joyce is a sophomore studying International Relations and Social Relations & Policy, with minors in Russian and Public Relations. She is also a senior staffer for MSUMUN, being a crisis director for the War of the Sicilian Vespers. When she's not letting MUN consume her life, she's typically running her Dungeons & Dragons campaign (or playing in one), organizing her Pinterest boards, or watching A Song of Ice and Fire lore videos. Her favorite MUN committee so far has been Macy's Board of Directors at ChoMUN.
Vice President of Conference Preparation: Elliot Cayabyab
Elliot Cayabyab is a junior studying Comparative Cultures and Politics with minors in French and Asian Pacific American Studies. This is their second year doing MUN and is a chair for MSUMUN. When you don't find them doing MUN (somehow) or homework, you'll find them in PASS/APASO, the stage for theater, doing art/listening to music, or at work on tour of campus.
