Central Piedmont students proudly showcased their diplomatic skills and global leadership at the National Model United Nations Conference in New York City, held April 13–17.

Representing Antigua and Barbuda, members of the Central Piedmont Model UN Club collaborated with students from around the world to tackle critical global issues such as:
💧 Access to clean drinking water
🌱 Environmental recovery in conflict-affected areas

Through their hard work and collaboration, students demonstrated their commitment to building a better, more connected world—and continued the Model UN Club’s tradition of shaping future leaders.

Interested in joining or learning more about Model UN?
📩 Contact Carla Cole, Instructor of Political Science, for more information!