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Model Arab League |
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| Model Arab League - Past Years |
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| 2006 Model Arab League |
| Council |
Palestine |
Saudi Arabia |
| Defense |
Natalie Carver,
Abby Summers |
Jessica Bonner |
| Palestinian |
Josh Marko - HD,
Irene Setchfield |
Grant Collins |
| Social |
Harry Rogers |
Tim Ramsay – HD |
| Political |
Dominic Majok,
Greg Carroll |
Mike Stephenson,
Alex Leonard |
| Environmental |
Adier Deng |
Regina Berlin,
Tom McCabe |
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| 2005 Model Arab League |
| Council |
Algeria |
Lebenon |
Libya |
| Defense |
Amanda Jason |
Joe Woodruff |
Harry Rogers,
Matt Clark |
| Palestinian |
Natalie Carver |
Mike Woods,
Hilary Atkin- HD |
Christ Vilcek - HD,
Bryan Browning |
| Social |
Kate Walker,
Kelli Saunders |
Kalee Schwarz |
Adam Johnson,
Emily Zerndt |
| Interior |
Tim Ramsay,
Drew Kelley |
Leah Rosenblum,
Josh Marko |
Paul Konggaard |
| Environmental |
Latarro Traylor - HD |
Takashi Yaeda |
Chris Roof |
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| 2004 Model Arab League |
| Council |
Libya |
UAE |
| Joint Defense Council |
Christina Rea,
Ethan Guy |
Justin Meyers |
| Council on Palestinian Affairs |
Chris Wessely |
Francis Kabat |
| Council on Arab Social Affairs |
Erin Monk,
Rachel Goodstein |
Adam Johnson |
| Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior |
Marcy Bennet,
Erica de Longpre |
John Simpson,
Ellisa Sangalli |
| Council of Arab Environmental Ministers |
Christine Hypnar,
Christine Gow |
Hilary Atkin,
Matt Garner |
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| 2002 Model Arab League |
| Council |
Lebanon |
Morocco |
Syria |
| Joint Defense Council |
Chris Winslow |
Tim Lowe |
Brendan Rabb,
Fumi Hashimoto |
| Council on Palestinian Affairs |
R. Goodstein,
Melissa Button |
Matt Blakely |
Heather Brown |
| Council on Arab Social Affairs |
Ragan Savara,
Kristi Pavlak |
Lynn Gates |
Christina Rea,
Allysha Hayden |
| Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior |
Harry Rogers,
Matt Bohan |
Wes Braun |
Ramsey Lama,
John Simpson |
| Council of Arab Environmental Ministers |
Beth Laux |
Katie Johnson |
Julie Hayatt |
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| 2001 Model Arab League |
| Aquinas Wins Outstanding Delegation for Representing Libya - Second Year in a Row! |
| Aquinas again participated in the Michigan Model Arab League, February 21-23, 2001, at GVSU. AQ represented Algeria, Iraq, Libya, and Saudi Arabia. Topics discussed included the fate of the Middle East Peace Process, investment in Arab economies, joint defense initiatives and management of water resources, among others. AQ performed very well, with the Libya Delegation winning Outstanding Delegation honors and numerous students being honored for their individual performance. AQ individual awards included: |
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Committee |
Award |
| Avery Jones |
Libya |
Social |
Outstanding Delegate |
| Christine Gow |
Saudi Arabia |
Social |
Honorable Mention, Outstanding Delegate |
| Bob Hinsley |
Libya |
Economic |
Honorable Mention, Outstanding Delegate |
| Chris Hekman |
Algeria |
Political |
Outstanding Delegate |
| Tim Lowe |
Algeria |
Political |
Honorable Mention, Outstanding Chair |
| Andrew Wilson |
Libya |
Palestinian |
Honorable Mention, Outstanding Delegate |
| Niki Warchola |
Iraq |
Security |
Outstanding Delegate |
| Cheryl Kaprzyk |
Libya |
Security |
Honorable Mention, Outstanding Delegate |
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| The entire AQ squad included: Marquise Blakeslee, Ken Blust, Wes Braun, Heather Brown, Amanda Caldwell, Clement Chiwaya, Erin Colunga, John Ebers, Mike Gallagher, Ryan Gartland, Brendan Gary, Christine Gow, Chris Hekman, Bob Hinsley, Katie Johnson, Avery Jones, Cheryl Kasprzyk, Beth Laux, Tim Lowe, Chris Miller, Katy Moore, Elitza Nicolaou, Tim Porn, Brendan Rabb, Tim Ruffini, Katie Stouffer, Niki Warchola, Chris Wessely, Andrew Wilson, Chris Winslow, Keith Valentine. |
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| 2000 Model Arab League |
| Aquinas Libyan Team Wins Outstanding Delegation - Four of Five Top Team Awards go to AQ! |
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AQ participated in its third Michigan Model Arab League in March, 2000. Aquinas represented Kuwait, Morocco, Libya and Sudan. AQ teams took four of the top five spots in the competition. including the Libyan delegation's Outstanding Delegation award. The Libyan delegation included Marquise Blakeslee, Tony Squiers, Josh Cochran, Jason Guliano, Katie Stouffer, and Nathan Peck. AQ individual award winners included: |
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| Delegate |
Country |
Committee |
Award |
| Jessi Cleveland |
Morocco |
Social |
Honorable Mention, Outstanding Chair |
| Josh Cochran |
Libya |
Security |
Outstanding Delegate |
| Lynn Gates |
Sudan |
Social |
Outstanding Delegate |
| Jason Guliano |
Libya |
Security |
Outstanding Delegate |
| Tim Lowe |
Kuwait |
Security |
Honorable Mention, Outstanding Delegate |
| Tony Squiers |
Libya |
Economic |
Outstanding Delegate |
| Katie Stouffer |
Libya |
Social |
Honorable Mention, Outstanding Delegate |
| Chris Wessely |
Morocco |
Economic |
Honorable Mention, Outstanding Delegate |
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| Aquinas did an excellent job over the other participating schools: Calvin College, Hope College, Grand Valley State, University of Michigan Dearborn, Spring Arbor and Kalamazoo College. Says Dr. Roger Durham, advisor of the AQ students "[We] did very well. The students did a tremendous job of research and role-play. Each delegate understood their positions and articulated them appropriately. Mr. Guliano and Mr. Squiers did a nice job of verbalizing Muammar Gaddafi!" |
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| 1999 Model Arab League |
| Aquinas Participates in Second Model Arab League |
| AQ participated in its second Michigan Model Arab League February 25, 26 and 27, 1999. We role-played delegates from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Jordan and Morocco on a number of committees dealing with a range of important international issues. The Egyptian delegation won an Outstanding Delegation: Honorable Mention and a number of individual students also won awards. |
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| This experience provided students with chances to practice and exhibit a multitude of skills including, but not limited to leadership, public speaking, critical thinking, role playing, diplomacy, and social etiquette. This is a very rigorous academic exercise for which these students began preparing in January. The other participating schools were Kalamazoo College, GVSU, Hope College, Calvin College, University of Michigan, Dearborn and Spring Arbor College. Aquinas College represented five countries. No other school represented more than two. |
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| Award Winners |
| Egypt: Outstanding Delegation: Honorable Mention. Delegates were: Tim Lowe, Cheryl Kasprzyk, Laurie Noall, Bob Hinsley, and Tracy Major. |
| Individual award winners included: |
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Delegate |
Award |
| Egypt |
Cheryl Kasprzyk |
Outstanding Delegate |
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Tim Lowe |
Honorable Mention |
| Oman |
Heather Brown |
Honorable Mention |
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Dave Vincent |
Honorable Mention |
| Chris Wessely |
Honorable Mention |
| Saudi Arabia |
Jessi Cleveland |
Honorable Mention |
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Tony Squires |
Honorable Mention |
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| The entire AQ delegation included: Laurie Noall, Jessi Cleveland, Rob Dodde, Tim Lowe, Marquise Blakeslee, Bob Hinsley, Aaron Caccamo, Tracy Major, Tony Squires, Cheryl Kasprzyk, Lisa Bush, Bob Shefferly, Katie Stouffer, Mike Gallagher, Nate Jonjevic, Chris Hekman, Suncia Reljic, David Vincent, Chris Wessely, Tim Porn, Elizabeth Martin, Brett Jellison, Eric Chisholm, Jason Guiliano, RJ Klemczak, Jeniffer Gregorski, Nathan Peck, Heather Brown. |
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