TJMUN

Arjun Garg

Director

What’s up everyone! My name is Arjun, a sophomore at TJ and your crisis director for this committee. This is my third year doing MUN and my second TechMUN, and I couldn’t be more excited to direct this committee and learn more about all of you! I’ve come to love TechMUN for its energy, passionate delegates, and the way it pushes everyone to think bigger. When I’m not doing MUN, you can find me running, listening to Drake, cooking, eating, and watching thriller movies.

MUN has been a wild ride for me—from nervously fumbling through my first resolution to now directing a committee about one of humanity’s most thrilling eras. The Space Race is one of my favorite historical moments because it’s not just about science or politics—it’s about humanity’s relentless drive to explore, innovate, and dream bigger than ever before. In this committee, I want you to channel that same boldness. Take risks, think big, and don’t be afraid to launch ideas that seem out of this world.

As your director, I’m here to make sure this committee is both challenging and fun. I’ll be looking for delegates who can balance strategy with creativity, diplomacy with determination, and who aren’t afraid to push the boundaries of what’s possible. Remember, this is your chance to craft creative, thoughtful arcs—so think big! And whether you’re a seasoned delegate or a first-timer, my goal is for you to walk away feeling like you’ve grown—not just as a delegate, but as a thinker and a leader.

If you have any questions about the committee, MUN, or my experiences, don’t hesitate to send an email to blastofftechmun2025@gmail.com or arjungarghd@gmail.com. I’m looking forward to meeting all of you in April!

Ishya Anbuselvan

Chair

Hello, space racers! My name is Ishya Anbuselvan, and I am honored to serve, with my best friend Minati Divakar, as your chair for TechMUN 2025!

MUN has been one of the most transformative experiences of my high school journey–from being at my first WMHSMUN, downing bags of Nerds’ Gummy Clusters for dinner at 2 am, to powering through ILMUNC ‘25 with a fever, I’ve almost seen and done it all. And the one thing I haven’t taken part in yet is facilitating a committee session–being on the other side of the competition and transitioning from a mentee to a mentor as I guide you all on April 12th-13th.

At TechMUN, I want to see you all be yourselves. That means walking up to speak in moderated caucuses with your most authentic hook (I do like a good integration of props) and building relationships with your fellow delegates past unmoderated caucuses and resolution papers. I know that opening up to people you don’t know sounds scary–it is, at first. However, that is exactly how I came to find so many of my closest friends in MUN, people that I can always rely on to rant about my committee and find a source of comfort in. I would absolutely love to see you make an effort in committee, regardless of if you are experienced or just starting out as a delegate. Step out of your comfort zone, and you might surprise yourself. Keep in mind that, while you express yourself, diplomacy is extremely important. I look forward to seeing a strong balance of being assertive and making space for other people.

Outside of MUN, you can find me composing music at my piano, writing creatively, or watching Cobra Kai! If you have any of these things in common with me or simply have other hobbies & passions you want to chat about, don’t hesitate to email me at ishkut9@gmail.com. I am always open for a conversation!

If you have any questions about your TechMUN committee, reach out to blastofftechmun2025@gmail.com. My best friend and I are so excited to see you all shine like stars (in space)!

Minati Divakar

Chair

Hello delegates, I am Minati Divakar, a 10th grader who’s done Model UN for the past two years. From sharing a bag of sour skittles with 80 delegations to deciding the sponsors list with a dance battle (ask me for the video in committee and I will GLADLY pull it up), I’ve found my favorite memories through this club. Thus, my best friend Ishya Anbuselvan and I are thrilled to be your chairs at TechMUN XXXII! Whether this is your first or your last conference, we are honored to make your TechMUN experience the best it can be.


When I’m not working on Model UN, I write poetry, draw comics, and scroll every social media platform to exist (so if you start a speech with a brain-rotted hook, there is a 99% chance I will get the reference). In this committee, I want to see a lot of out-of-the-box thinking. This is a historical crisis, meaning we are giving you the power to rewrite history! Take the opportunity and reach for unthinkable heights. Additionally, despite maintaining a base level of formality, I’d like to see original, brave, and outlandish speeches that have everyone on the edge of their seats. Lastly, diplomacy is a must. I’m chairing this committee with my best friend, so I’d hope for you guys to meet your future best friends here as well.

For TechMUN purposes you can reach out to blastofftechmun2025@gmail.com. If you ever need to reach me on a personal level, to request help or simply to chat, shoot an email to minatidivakar@gmail.com. Good luck, delegates. We can’t wait to see you!