SECRETARIAT
Charlotte Roy – Secretary General
Hi, my name is Charlotte, and I am a second-year Health Science student at Champlain College. I discovered my passion for Model UN when I attended CCMUN’s conference last year and I am absolutely delighted to serve as Secretary General this year. I developed a real passion for discussing and debating global issues in General Assemblies, and I truly hope this year’s iteration of CCMUN helps you discover a new passion and confidence in your own abilities.
Outside of MUN, I enjoy reading, travelling, going to puppy yoga and experimenting with new matcha recipes.
CCMUN is in great hands this year with an exceptional and dedicated Secretariat team and I invite you all to dive in and discover what this conference has to offer. I can’t wait to meet you all!
Raphaelle Polisena – President & Under-Secretary General of Assemblies and Specialized Agencies
Hi, my name is Raphaelle Polisena, and I am a second-year student in the International Studies profile at Champlain College. I’m thrilled to be USG of General Assemblies and Specialized Agencies for CCMUN 2026! My Model UN journey began with my passion for international affairs, geopolitics and a desire to step out of my comfort zone, which also motivated to be President of CCMUN as well. I still remember my first conference (CCMUN 2025!) and I hope your experience is just as memorable as mine was.
Outside of Model UN, I’m a devoted piano player and a history lover. You can always find me listening to music, watching a historical documentary or laughing with my friends. I’m so excited for this conference and I look forward to seeing you in action!
CCMUN 2026 is shaping up to be an incredible conference! I can’t wait to be a part of it with all of you.
Sophie Wong – Training Officer & Chargée d’Affaires
Hello everyone, my name is Sophie Mai-Lien Wong and I am honoured to serve as your Chargé D’affaires for CCMUN 2026. I’m a second year health science student and am a proud member of the Champlain Cavaliers Flag Football team.
Unsurprisingly, my MUN journey began at CCMUN, where I discovered that the art of oratory could actually be fun. That feeling was pure serendipity, especially since, unbeknownst to all, public speaking had always my biggest fear.
I encourage each of you to step outside your comfort zone and chart the unknown parts of yourselves at our conference. Who knows? You might just ignite a passion for collaboration, diplomacy, and debate.
I am counting down the days to CCMUN 2026, can’t wait to see a sea of new faces.
Outside of MUN, I love listening to music (I could not live without Spotify), and I also work as a lifeguard and swimming instructor, which combines my love of swimming with the satisfaction of helping others improve their skills. I look forward to meeting you all 🙂
Sun He – Internal Vice President & Under-Secretary General of Training
Hi! My name is Sun He (pronounced Sunny), and I’m a second year student in the Health Science program. I first started my MUN journey competing in this very conference last year, and have not looked back since! Over the past year, I’ve met a whole bunch of incredible people through Model UN, and I hope everyone can share this experience as well.
Outside of Model UN, I’m incredibly passionate about music, whether it’s listening to great records, playing with my band, or even recording some original projects! (Make sure to check out @sleepywaters_ for some bangers!!!!!)
Looking forward to meeting everyone!
Alexandre Benoit – Treasurer & Under-Secretary General of Finance
Hi, my name is Alexandre Benoit, and I am currently in my second year of Commerce Studies at Champlain College Saint-Lambert. I will be serving as the Under Secretary-General of Finance for CCMUN 2026. My Model United Nations journey began in November 2025 when I wanted to improve my public speaking skills. Since then, I’ve developed a strong passion for business, diplomacy, law, and international relations, interests that motivated me to become Treasurer and continue my involvement in MUN.
Outside of Model UN, I work as a lifeguard and love staying active. I’m also a member of the school volleyball team and enjoy spending time at the gym or going on walks with my dog.
CCMUN 2026 is going to be grandiose, and I’m looking forward to seeing all of you there!
Anaïs Fokou – External Vice President & Under-Secretary General of Public Relations
Hey Everyone! My name is Anaïs Fokou, and I am currently in my second year in the Social Science program, specifically, in the International Studies profile at Champlain College Saint-Lambert. I have always been interested in public speaking, world politics and debate, that being said, stepping into the world of Model UN it has taught me to celebrate the small accomplishments, discover my creativity and my drive to keep on going even when I want to give up, but above all it has given me a community that I am forever grateful of having!
Outside of MUN, I love to listen to jazz, read books, and playing volleyball (fun fact: I am a 2023 West African International Schools League Volleyball Champion representing Cameroon!). On that note, CCMUN 2026 will be memorable and I can’t wait to see all of you there!
Amira Zaroual – Director of Equity
Hi! My name is Amira, I am currently in my second year at Champlain in the Law & Civilization program, and I am glad to be serving as this conference’s Equity Director. I first started my journey in the world of diplomacy at the CCMUN 2025 conference where I had the opportunity to be a staff member and discover Model UN. Ever since, my experience in MUN has taught me so much about the art of debate, and international relations. But above all else, Model UN has allowed me to step out of my comfort zone, leading me to try out seemingly intimidating committees that ended up being great learning experiences, and meet many amazing new people that I now, proudly, call friends.
Outside of Model UN, I enjoy reading, baking and will pick up any volunteering opportunity that comes my way. I hope you will all have a great time at this conference and I look forward to meeting all of you!
Can’t wait to see you in action!
Luca Pengue – Under Secretary-General of Crisis
Hello there! My name is Luca Pengue, and it is my second year at Champlain in the Pure and Applied Sciences program. I am thrilled to serve as your USG Crisis for this conference. I joined Model UN during my first semester to explore subjects and develop skills that I don’t often get to practice in my science program. Since then, it has truly become my passion. I especially LOVE crisis committees, which is why I have decided to take this role. I have learned so much during all my debates, yet I know I haven’t even scratched the surface of what is left to learn.
Apart from MUN, you can find me cooking or watching videos about my many niche (and sometimes rather odd) interests. If you need random fun facts, I am your guy!
Can’t wait to meet all of you in committee!
Mateo Guillen-Linero – Director of Events
Hey everyone! My name is Mateo, and I’m currently studying in the Law and Civilization program at Champlain College. This past year has taught me that Model United Nations is more than just a nerdy extracurricular activity, it helps grow your confidence and public speaking skills, be open to new ideas, perspectives and issues that we often take for granted, and most importantly, meet incredible like-minded people.
Whenever I’m not busy crafting the most wild crisis arcs mankind has ever seen, you will find me indulging in my immense passion for history and Christian theology, writing and inventing new stories, practicing karate, or simply doing sidequests with my friends.
Can’t wait to see all of you breathe life into our conference!
Roham Neshatizadeh – Training Officer & Under-Secretary General of Logistics
Hello! I am the one and only USG of Logistics, Roham Neshatizadeh, and am incredibly honored to have all of you amazing delegates, dias and staffers attend CCMUN26.
To everyone’s surprise, I am a second year Champlain student and to no one’s surprise, the student association’s Vice President of Finance.
I launched myself into Model UN just to try something new. I absolutely hated public speaking including any sort of presentation in high school. So for me, MUN was incredibly challenging, because unfortunately, I was using my free will to speak to a crowd.
If you’re anything like me, reading this website for the 3rd time trying to find any hint into this vast unknown world, just know that I was exactly where you are around a year ago. And if I have one tip for you: it’s to raise that placard and speak even if you have nothing to say, even if your cortisol is higher than the Burj Khalifa.
Because after 8 conferences, I can confidently tell you that speaking is the best way to really improve and ease the fear for the future.
So on that note, don’t forget to raise your placard as many times as you can, and I wish you a wonderful conference.