Meet The SASMUN VIII Secretariat Team
Aakash Secretary-General
Aakash Ganeshram is a rising senior at SAS. Having started MUN in his freshman year, he’s enjoyed going overseas to Chennai to attend conferences and has done the same many times here in Singapore. Acting as the Secretary-General to SASMUN VIII, Aakash hopes all delegates, chairs, and sponsors will have a tremendous experience at this year’s conference. With a strong passion for playing basketball and participating in community service with the Jalan Besar Project, Aakash hopes to bring his experience from the various aspects of his life to make this conference as enjoyable as possible. With a strong emphasis on maintaining the standards of excellence SASMUN has held for many years, he hopes that you'll join SASMUN VIII. He and his team cannot wait to show you all the work they've put in. With all the delegates' cooperation, he's sure the Singaporean MUN community will be brought together for wonderful debates this year. Aakash is looking forward to seeing you all in your attire!
Aditya Deputy Secretary-General
Aditya Mittal, a rising junior at Singapore American School, has been an active and enthusiastic member of the MUN community since the beginning of his freshman year. Having attended conferences in Singapore and abroad as both a delegate and chair, he is thrilled to serve as the Deputy Secretary of Communications at SASMUN VIII. In the past, he’s served as a mentor for SAS’s Middle School MUN program, preparing materials for and coaching younger students in MUN procedures and skills. Beyond MUN, Aditya loves hanging out with friends, engaging in service, traveling the world, listening to music, and exploring STEM subjects. At SASMUN, Aditya hopes to bring together delegates of all skill levels for a day of fruitful debate, compelling resolution-writing, and collective learning. Given his experience in MUN and leadership, Aditya's eager to help shape an incredible conference for all!
Jenna Deputy Secretary-General
Jenna Lee, having begun her attendance in MUN in seventh grade, is now a rising junior at Singapore American School entering her 5th year of MUN participation. Upon chairing in multiple conferences and delegating in even more, she is honored to work as SASMUN VIII’s Deputy Secretary General of Event Management. Particularly, she takes great interest in history’s affiliation with modern events, especially with Southeast Asian conflicts like the Vietnam War, and hopes to offer engaging topics and debating opportunities that expand upon such knowledge. Outside of MUN, Jenna finds interest in dance, education, research, and reading. She hopes to incentivize aspiring delegates to gain confidence in their debating skills and to bolster the speaking abilities of already advanced delegates. Overall, she is beyond excited to welcome delegates, chairs, and sponsors to SASMUN VIII and awaits observing debate!
Aditi Deputy Secretary-General
Aditi Razdan is a rising junior at Singapore American School and is serving as your Deputy Secretary for General Committees. A passionate MUN delegate and chair since 7th grade, she has participated in 11 conferences worldwide, from local forums to international gatherings. Beyond debating, she’s led SAS’s Elementary and Middle School MUN programs with her fellow Deputy Secretaries. When not debating in MUN, you can find her immersed in robotics, coding, and travel. As a Deputy Secretary, she aims to foster growth, collaboration, and productive debate, creating an environment where delegates can engage in fruitful discussions, develop creative solutions to global issues, and deepen their understanding of international affairs. She eagerly anticipates the insightful discussions and impactful resolutions that will undoubtedly emerge from this conference.
Jack Deputy Secretary-General
Jack Lee is a rising junior at Singapore American School and is honored to serve as your Deputy Secretary for Special Committees. Having been an active and passionate member of the MUN committee since his freshman year, he has developed a love for debate and foreign affairs, particularly through the lens of history. He has also worked to lead SAS’s MSMUN program and, beyond MUN, has a passion for music, service, and history. He hopes to offer engaging topics and opportunities for delegates of all levels in order to expand their knowledge and develop a further passion for global affairs and international collaboration. Again, he is thrilled to be a part of SASMUN VIII’s Secretariat team and cannot wait to welcome all individuals alike for what is to be an outstanding and impactful conference for all.