She is very excited to be a co-CD for a fascinating committee about such an eccentric individual, and can’t wait to see what interesting things delegates get up to. When she is not in class, hanging out with her few friends or sleeping, she can be found searching for the spiciest food in Chicago or dousing her food in Sriracha sauce in order to remedy the lack of spice in most food in this country. Born into a happy family that is tragically ravaged by smallpox, Miss Priscilla Butterworth uses her wits to survive a series of outlandish trials. Apart from ChoMUN, Adriana is involved in Amnesty International’s UChicago Chapter, Smart Women Securities and the Undergraduate Economics Research Organization, Oeconomica. She served as an assistant chair for ‘The Life and Times of Lee Kuan Yew’ during ChoMUN XX and ‘The Walt Disney Company’ during ChoMUN XIX. This is her third year staffing ChoMUN and first time as a committee executive. Like the figure on which it is based, this committee will be unorthodox in more ways than one, but the executives are confident that the unique setting will provide delegates a weekend to remember.Īdriana is a second year Economics and Public Policy major from India, but as she has lived all her life in Kuwait, she likes to think that she is an honorary Kuwaiti. They will be responsible for carrying out the siege of Ulaanbaatar, uniting warring Mongolian factions, and planning the Baron’s wedding to a Chinese princess - just to name a few. In this committee, delegates will represent the closest confidants of the Bloody Baron, ranging from the Baron’s staff physician, to a Mongolian puppet khan, to a respected fortune teller and shaman. With few resources aside from a small council of skilled advisors, the Bloody Baron attempted to reestablish the Mongol Empire and expand its reach across Asia - and, for however briefly, he was successful. The Mad Baron of Mongolia: The Rise and Fall of Baron von Ungern-Sternberg, 1919-1930Ī psychopathic Buddhist warrior-king who saw himself as the reincarnation of Genghis Khan, the former Tsarist general Baron von Ungern-Sternberg had a dream for Mongolia.

Her mad baron