Questions and inquiries for Bloc A can be emailed to jcc-a@cahsmun.org.
Questions and inquiries for Bloc B can be emailed to jcc-b@cahsmun.org


Topic [CRISIS]: TBD


Amanda Zhao | Crisis Overlord

Now in 11th grade at Crofton House School, Amanda often recalls the start of her Model UN Journey 3 years ago. Since then, she has dedicated endless hours to this non-spectator sport, often researching late into the night. From forcing her to become 13% more extroverted to giving her 13 near-death experiences, she’s had some of her fondest memories at these conferences. Outside of MUN, Amanda spends her time crafting spontaneous (yet unsurprisingly perfect) Spotify playlists, completing TikTok side quests, and indulging in her latest baking obsessions. As she serves as CAHSMUN 2027’s Crisis Overlord, Amanda looks forward to a whimsical weekend full of chaos, debate, and discussion!

Ethan Li | Director (Bloc A)

Entering his sophomore year at St. George’s school, Ethan is ecstatic to be serving as the Bloc A Director of the Joint Crisis Committee at CAHSMUN 2027. Since his first conference in grade 7, Ethan has fostered a passion for the long hours of discussion, copious amounts of caffeine (which has been resolved), and turbulent nature of crisis. Outside of the committee room, Ethan can be found cheering on the Racing Bulls and Cadillac in F1, trying new pastas, and raising morale in his robotics team. He is looking forward to meeting delegates and hopes the chaos of the Joint Crisis Committee will be one to remember.

Hassan Jina | Director (Bloc B)

Currently a Grade 11 student at Vancouver College, Hassan is honored to serve as the Director for JCC-Bloc B at CAHSMUN 2027. His journey began four years ago when he tumbled into the world of Model UN and discovered a wonderful community of like-minded individuals who were committed to solving international issues. Since then, Hassan has been actively involved in the intellectually stimulating world of Model United Nations, and has become enamoured with the conference experience, whether sessions of fierce debate during moderated caucus, bloc building during unmods, or taking quick lunch breaks at Chipotle. He cherishes the passionate discussions with fellow delegates, the innumerable friendships he has cultivated, and the satisfaction of witnessing his ideas materialize into impactful resolutions. Outside the conference halls, Hassan takes pleasure in the outdoors and piano. At CAHSMUN 2027, he eagerly anticipates a weekend filled with groundbreaking solutions, unforgettable debate, and abundant laughter.

Marcus Zhang | Chair (Bloc A)

As a junior at Magee Secondary School, Marcus is jubilant to serve as Bloc A Chair for JCC. Since stepping into his first Model UN conference as a petrified seventh-grade student, he has come to enjoy the intensive debate that is constantly being tested with new ideas, alongside the diplomacy that sprouts under pressure. Through his tenure in this sport, he has yet to see a static moment inside any Model UN conference, and hopes that this conference will be no different. Outside of the committee room, Marcus can be found trying to justify an abstract critical theory to his friends, reading philosophy that he doesn't understand, or falling into another bout of inconclusive decision-making on what drink he should leave with at the grocery store. He is utterly excited for the enlightening debate that will occur at CAHSMUN 2027!

William Chen | Chair (Bloc B)

As a Grade 9 student at St. George’s School, William is incredibly excited to serve as the Bloc B Chair for the Joint Crisis Committee! Since stepping into his first MUN conference in Grade 8, he has since grown to enjoy the entertainment provided by the lively debate unique to the committee room. From chaotic crises to intense debate through this non-spectator sport, William has learned much about fast-paced diplomacy and global affairs. Outside of MUN, he you can catch him walking his dog, shopping at stationery stores, and searching for his next favourite restaurant. William is sure that CAHSMUN 2027 will be an unforgettable experience for all delegates!

Anna Zhou | Chair

Anna is delighted, marginally sleep-deprived, and ecstatic to be serving as the Chair of JCC at CAHSMUN 2027. Currently a Grade 11 student at Sentinel Secondary School, she began her Model UN journey back in Grade 8, joining out of curiosity and slowly becoming captivated by the sheer unpredictability of crisis committees. She is also known to consume a suspiciously high amount of coffee during conferences – usually in an attempt to keep up with the chaos of crisis and late-night speech writing. Outside of MUN, Anna can usually be found on the hunt for good restaurants, watching cooking shows, or curled up with a good book. She looks forward to a memorable weekend at CAHSMUN and is excited to see what the delegates bring to JCC.

Vincent Kang | Crisis Staff Overlord

Currently heading into grade 10 at St. George's School, Vincent is deeply honoured to serve as the Joint Crisis Committee Crisis Staff Overlord at CAHSMUN 2027. Since 2021, Vincent have been deeply intrigued by debate held in committee rooms and the unpredictable nature of the discussions. Although only making 1 speech at his first conference in Shanghai after the pandemic, he has persevered, continuing his journey in MUN throughout the past 4 years. Outside of MUN, Vincent can be spotted on the curling sheets every Wednesday, walking in the UBC campus, and eating at his favorite tonkatsu restaurant in Richmond, even though it takes a little under a hour to get there. Vincent would like to extend a sincere welcome to all delegates, and strive to create a everlasting impact all participants at CAHSMUN 2027.