INTERPOL
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL POLICE ORGANIZATION
Welcome to INTERPOL! The center of international cooperation to fight transnational crime, INTERPOL stands for the International Crime Police Organization, 196 member countries, making it the world's largest international police organization. From stopping terrorism to cybercrime and drugs and arms trafficking, INTERPOL works around the clock to ensure global and national security is at its strongest. In this committee, you will find yourself addressing critical challenges in the criminal world and debating passionately about managing and preventing the global issue of crime. Collaborating with other countries, you will work to find equitable and successful solutions to tackle potential threats. As the largest international police organization, you will work to bring the world one step closer to global safety and security.
TOPIC: PROTECTING CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE FROM CYBER ATTACKS
POSITIONS
OLAWUMI OLANIYAN: DIRECTOR
MEET YOUR DAIS
Olawumi Olaniyan is a senior at Henry M Jackson high school and is really excited to be serving as director for INTERPOL this year at NSDMUN. Olawumi started her MUN career at PACMUN 2021 and had a lot of fun. Currently serving as conference coordinator at Jackson helping to encourage students to come to more conferences. When she isn’t planning for an upcoming conference she is either working on her cheer routines, tutoring or working on the homework she massively underestimated. Wumi is super pumped to be your director this year and ensure you all have a great time at the first ever NSDMUN.
Aika Yanagimoto is a Junior at Bothell High School and is honored to serve as chair for INTERPOL this year at NSDMUN! Aika started MUN at EDUMUN 2023 and really enjoyed it! She now serves as the vice president for her school’s MUN club, and is working on helping MUN gain traction at Bothell. When Aika isn’t writing a position paper or doing research for an upcoming conference, she is doing gymnastics or watching a womens basketball game. Aika is excited to serve as your Chair and make NSDMUN a fun and hype time!
AIKA YANAGIMOTO: CHAIR
Jason How is a Sophomore at North Creek High School and is honored to be serving as assistant director for INTERPOL this year at NSDMUN’s first iteration. Jason started his MUN career in EDUMUN 2023 and found a true passion for it. After being introduced to the world of MUN, he went chest deep into it. He became the vice president for his school's mun club and grew his club from something unknown to where if a conference came up everyone would be talking about it. When Jason isn’t preparing for the next conference or writing endless amounts of essays for his single AP course, he can often be seen at the gym, doing endless piles of homework that he put off until the last minute, or simply enjoying himself with video games. Jason is ready and prepared to serve as your Assistant Director and meet delegates and make this the best MUN experience ever!
