Bethune Cookman University - Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

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Model UN Annually Bethune-Cookman College holds a Model UN Program on the campus. Dr. Jake Miller, of the Division of Social Sciences is the organizer of this educational experience. The students are exposed to international ideas, speakers, and foods during the U.N. Conference. The group had the pleasure of hearing the following speakers this year: Dr. Alan Keyes, Assistant Secretary of State, Bureau of International Organizational Affairs, U.S. Department of State, Mr. John T. Spitler, Continental Director, Technocracy, Inc., Ambassador Walter Carrington, Director, Department of International Affairs, Howard University, and Mr. Robert Ryan, former U.N. representative, who now resides in the Daytona Beach area. Mkt' ' Q -MQW ' . af L:-'BH' , W - 5? V. -A fm i -VL, 1, 5 5 it f' Qxfcf' QF5. ' Intl :QW --ls' -21 , p, -XX ,fx 111 1ll,,, lu: nil ' 111 wx, Q sa wil 1313 Sm Ili li Z1 I1 5? . 11. . 4.9

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