2007 - The Second Conference, August 11th ~ 13th
Secretary-General: Hyungjoon Kim
MUNOS Summit observed a year of spectacular growth with more than a
twofold increase in its size with more than 160 total participants.
The Economic and Social Council was introduced as Summit's third
committee. The first Undersecretary-General for Conference Management,
Munseok Chang, was appointed to meet logistical challenges from the
growing size of the conference. The conference relocated its venue to
the COEX Conference Center, continuing its commitment to providing an
unrivalled environment for professional debating.
2008 - The Third Conference, August 15th ~ 17th
Secretary-General: Joonhak Choi
Under the leadership of the second Secretary-General, Joonhak Choi,
MUNOS Summit took steps to become more independent from its high school-level MUNOS counterpart. The student organization was able to successfully
organize the conference without exterior operational or financial
control, becoming a complete student-led effort. The Human Rights Council
was introduced as Summit's fourth committee. The COEX ASEM Hall, host
venue of the 2000 Asia-Europe Meeting, was the venue for the 2008
conference.
2009 - The Fourth Conference, July 24th ~ 26th
Secretary-General: Jaepil Yoon
The Fourth Annual Conference of MUNOS Summit was held again at COEX ASEM Hall. Organized independently by the MUNOS Summit Secretariat, the conference entertained opening speeches from Dr. John D. Clemens, Director General of the International Vaccine Institute; Mr. Liberato C. Bautista, President of the Conference of NGOs in Consultative Relationship with the United Nations; Ms. Sun Hee Min, Host of Arirang Today of Arirang TV & Radio. Approximately one hundred college students took part in the event.
2010 - The Fifth Conference, August 6th ~ 8th
Secretary-General: Eun Jung
Every year of MUNOS Summit was a milestone in its own aspect, and the Fifth Annual Conference enjoyed significant development in becoming closer to a global conference with greater impact on the world. In its fifth year, MUNOS Summit joined membership at the international directory MUN Central and established affiliation with MUN conferences across the globe. Through this network, the conference saw an increase of 6 of foreign participants and a 111 increase of total applicants. As an attempt to become a more substantial contributor to international cooperation and development, MUNOS Summit 2011 stepped beyond its handicap as a mock conference and launched a donation programme to World Vision Korea in support of actualizing one of the resolutions produced in the conference, which was to expand relief measures in Pakistan. The conference featured three committees, the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council, and the Security Countil, and invited Darren Zook, Professor, UC Berkeley, Mr. Choi Jong Mook, Head of Chosun Education, and Mrs. Junglim Lee, World Vision Korea as guest speakers to celebrate MUNOS Summit's continous growth and prestige.