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PMUNC 2025 Secretariat
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Secretary-General: Chloe Ng​
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Chloe is a junior in the English department with minors in History and Creative Writing. Originally from Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Shanghai, she is a retired delegate who was active in PMUNC for the past two years. Chloe is incredibly excited to welcome all the delegates to this year’s PMUNC! Outside of MUN, she can be found singing in choirs, doing research in psychoanalysis and literature, or working on literary magazines.
Chargée d'Affaires: Ziyi Yan
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Ziyi is a sophomore at Princeton University planning to major in History, with minors in Creative Writing and Humanistic Studies. In addition to serving as chargé d'affaires for PMUNC, Ziyi is deputy captain of Princeton's Model UN travel team. She has also previously served as Director General of Committees for the Princeton Diplomatic Invitational. Ziyi is originally from Shanxi, China, but has lived in Greenwich, Connecticut for most of her life. Outside of IRC, Ziyi is passionate about poetry, and she loves watching movies and taking inordinately long walks in her free time. Ziyi is so excited to see everyone at PMUNC this year!
Secretary-General: Evan Li​
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Evan Li is a junior at Princeton University majoring in Geosciences, with a passion for climate science and international collaboration. He currently serves as Secretary-General of PMUNC 2025, where he leads conference planning, oversees logistics, and supports a large team of staff and chairs. Previously, he was the Director-General of Crisis at PMUNC 2024. Evan is committed to fostering meaningful, engaging delegate experiences that connect global challenges to real-world problem-solving. Outside of Model UN, he explores climate systems and the role of science in shaping environmental policy.
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Chief of Staff: Saibatou Kassim-Bah
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Saibatou is a sophomore from Newark, New Jersey, and plans to major in the School of International and Public Affairs and minor in Gender and Sexuality Studies.
As the DEI Chair of the IRC and the Chief of Staff for PMUNC 2025, she looks forward to bringing together diverse backgrounds and celebrating these communities.
Outside of IRC, she is the Vice President of KoKo Pops Dance Company and also a member of the Black Arts Dance Company on campus. She also enjoys listening to music and hanging out with her friends.
Chargée d'Affaires: Lael Laing​
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Lael Laing is a sophomore planning to major in SPIA at Princeton University. She is from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and is a member of the Whig-Clio society and Princeton Model UN. While in high school, Lael participated in Youth and Government and afterschool advocacy. As the daughter of a teacher and a small business owner, Lael's experiences working alongside her family fueled her interests in education and public service. Within the field of public policy, Lael is particularly interested in international law and political theory.
Director General of General Assemblies: Nikhil Kuntipuram​
Nikhil Kuntipuram is a sophomore at Princeton University studying Public and International Affairs, and is thrilled to serve as this year’s Director-General of General Assemblies. Now in his ninth year of Model UN, Nikhil also serves as the treasurer of Princeton’s International Relations Council and is a member of the university’s competitive Model UN team. Outside of MUN, he’s a passionate jazz drummer and works as an event assistant at Richardson Auditorium. In his free time, Nikhil enjoys long walks around campus and late-night conversations about politics, sports, and anything else in between. He is excited to make PMUNC an incredible experience for you all!
Director General of Specialized Committees: Anaya Willabus​
Anaya Willabus is a sophomore from Brooklyn, NY, majoring in the School of Public and International Affairs with minors in Environmental Studies and Spanish. Aside from competing on the MUN Team, Anaya is an EcoReps Leader, Daily Princetonian copy editor, and Rocky College Council Social Chair. She loves spending time outdoors and watching movies at the Garden Theatre. Anaya is thrilled to be a DG and cannot wait to meet you all!
Director General of Crisis Committees: Gabe Lopez​
Gabe is a sophomore intending to declare as a Classics major in the spring, with a potential minor in pure mathematics. He has been a serious Model UN competitor since his junior year of high school, and he has both competed at PMUNC as a delegate and staffed a crisis backroom. In his free time, Gabe enjoys studying classical poetry and philosophy as well as 19th century Catholic theology regarding the relationship between Church and State. He can read Latin and Greek, speaks a little bit of Spanish, and is also studying French in the hopes of becoming fluent.
USG of General Operations: Eric Mohorea​
Eric is a second-year student at Princeton University majoring in Public and International Affairs and minoring in Computer Science. He will be serving as the USG of operations for the 2025 PMUNC conference, ensuring that the chairs and crisis directors are able to get the resources they need to run their committees. Outside of Model UN, Eric is a student leader at Princeton’s Davis International Center, writes for several sections on the Daily Princetonian, and occasionally features in the performative arts. When not working, you’ll probably find him listening to metal, playing guitar, or tormenting his friends with unfunny jokes and unhealthy levels of sarcasm.
USG of General Operations: Lily Noda​
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Lily is a sophomore at Princeton University from Tokyo, Japan, planning to major in the School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) with a minor in computer science. With her international background, Lily is passionate about broad topics surrounding global affairs, diplomacy, and economic development. On campus, outside of PMUNC, she is involved in development economics research, writes for the Princeton Political Review (PPR), works as a research assistant in the politics department, and is a freshman orientation leader for Outdoor Action (OA).
USG of Publications & Media: Ian Liu​
As flies to wanton boys, we are for the Gods. They kill us for the sport. Soon the science will not only be able to throw down the ageing of the cells, the science will fix the cells to the state, and so we’ll become eternal. Only accidents, crimes, wars will still kill us. But unfortunately, crimes and wars will multiply. I love football. Thank you.
USG of Security: Anuj Krishnan​
Anuj is a junior in public policy with minors in Italian and finance. He is originally from Edmonton, Canada but has also lived in Italy and been to over 30 countries. On campus, he is International Policy Associate with the Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination, an executive of the Undergraduate Student Government, and a Residential College Advisor with Rocky College. In his free time he runs, reads, and drinks lots of tea. He is excited to meet you all at PMUNC 2025!
USG of Transport: Aishwarya Swamidurai​
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Aishwarya is a senior majoring in the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA). A member of the Princeton Model UN Team since her freshman year, Aishwarya has enjoyed traveling and competing with the team and helping run Princeton's two conferences, PMUNC and our collegiate conference, Princeton Diplomatic Invitational (PDI). Besides MUN, she is involved in Princeton's Undergraduate Student Government, is a Peer Academic Adviser, and is in the Princeton Rose Castle Society and other similar civic & service groups on campus. In her free time, Aishwarya loves watching a good TV show or movie and playing board games with friends. She's excited to meet you all, and can't wait for another great PMUNC this year!
USG of Technology: Abdullah Rizvi​
Abdullah Rizvi is a junior in the great class of 2027 majoring in the School of Public and International Affairs with a minor in Religion. He will be managing all the technology for the conference and making sure it runs smoothly. Outside of PMUNC, he is a proud member of the Muslim Students Association having served in multiple positions on their board. He is also a co-convener for the Princeton Religious Life Council, an Outdoor Action leader, and an incoming Peer Academic Advisor. For fun, he enjoys creative writing, competing in wrestling and jiu-jitsu, and exploring nature with friends.
USG of Food & Hospitality: Maki Flauta​
Maki was raised in both the Philippines and Hong Kong, and is now a junior majoring in Public and International Affairs. An avid event planner and attender, she is also the Secretary of the Princeton International Relations Council, President of the Princeton Filipino Community, and an orientation leader with Outdoor Action. When not inside a conference room, she is usually hiking, trying to cook, and thinking about traveling. She has eaten at Kentucky Fried Chicken in Kentucky, and one day hopes to achieve her dream of dining at Texas Roadhouse—in Texas.
DEI & Oversight: Aarushi Adlakha​
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Aarushi is a Senior in the Psychology department, and an international student from India. Other than being involved with PMUNC, she is a Residential College Advisor and a Class Officer for Class of 2026 at Princeton. As Sec-Gen Emeritus, she is very excited to be at her 4th PMUNC, and for all the attendees to experience the weekend that is her favorite part of every year.
Oversight: Aly Rashid​
Aly Rashid is a Senior from Lahore, Pakistan majoring in Economics. He has previously served as the President of the International Relations Council, the governing body of PMUNC. He has been heavily involved with Model UN at Princeton throughout his Princeton Career, having chaired both PMUNC and PDI twice and having served as Deputy Captain of the MUN travel team. Outside of IRC, Aly works for International Student Life at Princeton and tutors for several courses in the Economics/Maths department. He can't wait to see you all at his fourth and final PMUNC!
IRC President: Alejandra Ramos​
Alejandra Ramos is a junior at Princeton University, majoring in Politics with minors in Translation and Intercultural Communication, Latin American Studies, Spanish, and a certificate in the Teacher Preparation Program. She has previously served as a co-chair and chargé d'affaires for PMUNC, was the DEI chair for the International Relations Council, and currently serves as the President. Alejandra is the Executive Director of El Centro and is a Community Engagement Fellow with Princeton’s Pace Center. She has organized youth enrichment programs, led civic reflection circles, and developed resources to strengthen campus-community partnerships. You can find her at the weekly farmers' market of which she is the president, creating oddly specific playlists (rumor has it she's on #1723), or hitting the wave.