We at NUNATO understand the immense task of preparing for a Model NATO Conference. Below you will find the NUNATO Handbook, which contains the official set of “rules of procedure” used throughout the conference. Also provided are resources to assist each delegate with their preparation for committee, and sample Model NATO resolutions. We highly recommend that delegates review the below links so they can come in prepared to accurately debate the committee agenda from their assigned state’s position.

The NUNATO Handbook

The NUNATO Handbook is the definitive set of rules of procedure that govern each committee during the model exercise at NUNATO. Delegates will find it helpful to reference these rules prior to and throughout the conference.

Please use the button below to download the handbook. Coming Soon!

Delegate Research Links

To assist delegates in their research ahead of committee sessions, our experienced NUNATO Secretariat have compiled a list of resources that will provide each delegate with an accurate sense of their state’s platform on committee topics.

Use the button below to access the Linktree with these resources.

NATO Resolution Templates

Resolution templates provided below provide delegates with the necessary structure and formatting so that papers submitted to the Secretary General are approved and voting can commence.

Use the buttons below to view each example resolution. Coming Soon!

Northeastern University Policy Documents

The NUNATO Secretariat has created a policy document regarding accessibility during the conference. Please review the document below before the conference. If there are any questions or concerns, both the conduct and contact forms are linked below. Please use the contact form for any pre-conference inquiries and the conduct form during the conference.

The NUNATO Diversity, Inclusion, & Equity Statement

Contact and Conduct Forms

These forms are monitored daily by NUNATO Staff. Please use the contact form for all conference inquiries.

Conduct form can only be viewed by the Secretary General and Faculty Advisor and should be used to report any violations in committee conduct.