Leadership
Camille Benoit (President)
Camille Benoit has served as the Model UN president for the past two years and previously served as the secretary. Camille is a senior political science international affairs major with a minor in global studies. Camille has attended over six conferences with the organization including as a Head Delegate, won Best Delegate at the first NMUN international trip in Japan since the pandemic, chaired as part of the volunteer staff at NMUN DC 23, and served as a security council delegate representing France at NMUN NY 23. Camille has also represented the organization at many other events around campus such as speaking in front of the academic affairs council, an article in the Stockton Argo, mentoring the international team in Fall 2024, and at other various political science events. When not involved in MUN or classes, Camille works as a full time manager at a major corporation and enjoys travelling in her free time. Camille hopes to continue her studies in International affairs with concentration in economics and continuing her volunteer work with NMUN staff after her graduation in May.
Lyndsey Grande (Co-Vice President)
As the co-Vice President of Stockton Model United Nations, she has attended three conferences, one international conference and two national conferences. Representing Spain in GA1, India in CSocD, and the United Kingdom in Security Council. Lindsay also was honored to mentor the 2024 International conference team on their trip to Galapagos. Lindsay is currently a Dual Degree Criminal Justice student expecting to graduate in 2026 and 2027 respectively.
Té Sammons (Co-Vice President)
Té Sammons is a senior dual degree business finance and psychology student and the co-Vice President of Stockton Model United Nations. Té has attended 3 conferences, being 1 international conference in Germany as a Security Council head delegate to Ghana, and two national conferences (NY and D.C.) as an UNESCO delegate representing India and an ECOSOC delegate representing the United Kingdom, respectively. Té hopes to continue with NMUN through the volunteer staff after graduating, and plans to enter medical school after completing their MBA.
Jenna Samiz (Secretary)
Jenna is a senior social work major and secretary of Stockton Model UN. Jenna has attended 4 national conferences and 1 international conference in Germany 2023. Outside of Model UN, Jenna serves as a Cultural Engagement Officer and Resident Assistant. After graduation in May, Jenna hopes to pursue a career in community organizing and social policy development/advocacy.
KT Muller (Public Relations)
KT Muller is a Political Science and Sociology / Anthropology major with concentrations in International Affairs and Archaeology respectively. KT has been a part of MUN since high school, and has enjoyed continuing her MUN career into college with 4 NMUN conferences, 2 of them as PR! KT also has a job at an animal rescue and enjoys other extracurriculars such as Stockton Democrats and Stockton Intramurals.
Sean Labrie (Treasurer)
Sean LaBrie is a senior political science major with a minor in holocaust studies. Sean serves as the treasurer for the club and has attended 3 conferences, NMUN NY 24, DC 24, and Galapagos International Trip 24. When Sean is not involved in Model UN he is involved heavily with intramural sports and referees games as well.
Dr. Tina Zappile (Dr. Z) (Faculty Advisor)
Dr. Tina Zappile, Director of the Hughes Public Policy Center and Associate Professor of Political Science, has led the campus-wide Model UN program at Stockton since its inception in 2012. She enjoys traveling with students in the U.S. and abroad, and watching them grow both personally and professionally.