BAY MINETTE, Alabama — Baldwin County High School had 25 students take part in the annual Baldwin County Model United Nations, held Dec. 1-2 at Fairhope Civic Center.

During the event students debated topics such as The Refugee Crisis, ISIS, and Organ Trafficking. The Model UN brings high school students together to play the roles of the United Nations. Students serve as delegates, diplomats and other leadership positions representing countries from around the world.

Three BCHS students – Madeline Seale, Allison Jones and Kylie Golden – were selected for the Organizational Team Council as committee chairs for Security Council and Social/Humanitarian (SOCHUM). Because of their hard work and dedication to the program, seniors Kylie Golden and Madeline Seale were awarded their very own gavel. This was Golden’s fourth year to participate and Seale’s third.

Seale was also awarded premier chair by her fellow OT Council members and judges. Sophomore Cameron Williams came home with two awards: premier delegate and outstanding delegate for Malaysia Security Council. This marks the second year in a row that Williams has received these awards.