Our Team
Meet the people shaping MUN Unbound to help more students access high-quality MUN education.
Our Instructors
38
Years of collective MUN experience
80
Awards across conferences
12
Chairing experiences
Angela Song
Founder
Angela Song founded MUN Unbound to bring MUN education to students everywhere, regardless of their background or resources at their disposal, and provide the guidance that she and her team wish they had when they first started. She has competed in MUN for three years and earned Best Delegate and Outstanding Delegate awards at Harvard’s, UCLA’s, and UCI’s MUN conferences. In particular, she loves debating topics at the intersection of global health, science, and environmental issues. Angela also leads her school’s MUN team, which has won Best Large Delegation multiple times, spearheaded its inaugural MUN conference, and chaired for NHSMUNC. Outside of MUN, she enjoys playing tennis and trying new cuisines.
Lucy Lam
Director of Partnerships & Outreach
Lucy Lam is going into her senior year of high school and her third year of Model UN. Throughout her MUN experience, she has won awards such as Best Delegate, Outstanding Delegate, and Research at conferences like UCLA MUN, OC MUN, and UCI MUN. She has chaired multiple local conferences as both head and co-chair, and led crisis backrooms for the South Bay Invitational MUN Conference. Lucy also participates in social justice platforms such as the California Youth Climate Program, Youth Climate Action Network, and PVPUSD’s Superintendent Advisory Council. She is passionate about her volunteer work with Torrance Memorial Medical Center and the PVP Land Conservancy. In her freetime, she loves reading, watching films, working out, and exploring new places!
Katilyne Logan
Director of Workshops & Training
Katilyne Logan has participated in MUN for approaching six years and earned Outstanding delegate and Honorable Mention at UCLA, USC, and Jackrabbit conferences. Within her school's MUN team, she especially loves welcoming and supporting newcomers. However her main focus is bringing light to human rights on an international scale that can include food insecurity or language gaps in vital resources. She has been nominated for the Head of Operations in her school’s annual Valley Regional MUN conference; this role has prepared her to navigate the large financial scale planning to help initiate innovation among delegates. Besides MUN she enjoys thrifting, watching true crime, and baking!
Aya Boujaber
Director of Junior Programs
Aya Boujaber has been apart of MUN for 2 years and has competed in several conferences including BRUINMUN, SCMUN, and more. In addition, she is a member of her schools MUN team and has collaborated in her schools MUN conferences as Secretary of Conference Management, chair, and even supporting staff. Aya is a member of her school’s debate team where she qualified and competed in the State Competition. Her favorite activities outside of school includes volunteering at the animal shelter and baking.
Arissa Ghole
Co-Director of Social Media
Arissa Ghole hopes to foster an inclusive and supportive environment for delegates of all backgrounds. Her Model UN journey began during her freshman year of high school, on her school’s academic team. Since then, she has competed at various conferences, including at UCLA and USC, where her school’s team has won Large Delegation awards on numerous occasions. Additionally, she has chaired for the annual Valley Regional Model United Nations (VRMUN) conference, and is acting as a Head Chair for VRMUN 2027. Outside of Model UN, she enjoys participating in multiple forms of creative expression (such as photography and graphic design) and reading.
Letasha Lam
Director of Curriculum
Letasha Lam serves as the Secretary-General of her school's MUN program Now going into her fourth year of MUN, she has spent her time serving on her school’s MUN board running specialized committees, training other board members, and managing operations for her school’s conferences. Letasha has also amassed a variety of awards from previous conferences, including Best Delegate and Outstanding Delegate, has chaired at both her home school and other high schools as a guest chair. When not in school, she spends her time dabbling in photography, window shopping, and spending time with her dogs.
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Wei-Ning Isabella Ko
Director of Music Production
Wei-Ning Isabella Ko served as the Co-Secretary-General of her school's MUN team during the 2025-2026 school year. With three years of MUN experience, she has won over fifteen individual awards and two team awards from high school and collegiate conferences, including BruinMUN. Outside of MUN, her advocacy for endangered species reaches into her YouTube channel, TurtleTunes, focused on spreading awareness through animation and music.
Raffaella Gardner
Director of Video Production
Raffaella Gardner has participated in Model UN for four years as an independent delegate and led her school's first-ever delegation to a Model UN conference. Her favorite types of committees are ones that focus on advocating for human rights issues as well as chaotic specialized crises. Other than Model UN, Raffaella spends her time reading and drinking too much matcha.
Hannah Hu
Assistant Director of Video Production
Hannah Hu is a member of the editorial team, where she contributes to developing course videos for accessible MUN content. She is passionate about sharing knowledge and creating resources by editing content into finished videos. In the past, she has developed personal video production projects and has photography experience. In her free time, she enjoys creating art and music.
Alison Chan
Director of Mentor Programs
Alison Chan serves as the president of the MUN club at her high school, and has been a part of the MUN class for three years, leading class committees and guiding new MUNers. She has a special interest in sustainability, which, combined with her love of biology, has led her to pursue a future career in sustainable GMOs. Outside of MUN, Alison likes teaching kids as a volunteer at Pretend City. In her free time, she enjoys crocheting and knitting as hobbies.
Zoey Rosen
Chapter Lead
Zoey Rosen is a dedicated Model United Nations competitor and serves as President of her school's MUN club, where she helps mentor newer delegates and foster a passion for diplomacy. In addition to competing in conferences, she has extensive experience in public speaking through Speech and Debate and is deeply involved in civic engagement as a member of the Torrance Youth Council. Passionate about education and service, Zoey also volunteers with multiple community organizations, has helped establish Little Libraries to expand access to books, and enjoys encouraging younger students to develop confidence in leadership and public speaking. Outside of academics and MUN, she enjoys baking, crafting, solving puzzles, and exploring her interests in law, government, and international affairs.
Ellie Mady
Co-Director of Social Media
Ellie Mady is currently on her school's MUN board serving as a Delegate trainer, and has been doing MUN for almost three years. Through MUN, she has been able to meet so many different people (or countries!), chair committees, and win several awards. In school, she also leads operations for her school's debate team, and helps bring MUN to her district’s middle schools through a program called Junior MUN! Moreover, Ellie loves to debate topics personal to her, and last year she led a committee about the humanitarian impact of the Thai-Cambodian border dispute. Ellie uses public speaking to channel her passion for advocacy and awareness.
Alexander Gasser
Educational Consultant
Alexander Gasser won Outstanding Delegate at Yale MUN and Diplomatic Commendation at Harvard MUN Canada, and has also competed at Princeton MUN and Harvard MUN Boston. He is currently doing research on International Law with a Northwestern University professor.