Model Congress at Penn

LawPoliticsCIVIC ENGAGEMENT & COMMUNITY SERVICEUndergraduate
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Club Mission

Model Congress at Penn, founded in 1997, is an entirely student-run organization open to all undergraduates of the University of Pennsylvania. Each spring, Model Congress at Penn hosts an elite four-day conference for high school students from around the country to debate bills written by their peers covering a variety of contemporary political issues. Additionally, the club sponsors panels, guest speakers, and various other events in order to discuss and enhance our understanding of the United States government, particularly the Congress and legislative process.

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Organizational Profile

15 Registered (< 20 Members)

Currently Accepting: No

Open Membership

Both Semesters

Classification: Undergraduate


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How to Get Involved

More information coming soon on open board positions. Even if you are not given an appointed position, all are welcome to serve as commitee chairs (judges) at our high school conference. If you would like to be added to our listserv, please fill out this form . Feel free to reach out to our President, Victor Han, at vhan@sas.upenn.edu or conference@pennmc.org with any questions.  

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