IMPAMUN began as a dream over 15 years ago, born from our school’s first debate experience. We saw the power of diplomacy, critical thinking, and global awareness, and envisioned a space of our own to inspire future leaders. Today, that dream is a reality. IMPAMUN is more than a conference, it is a legacy built by more than 10 generations who believe in the power of ideas to ignite change. Together, we continue shaping a tradition of dialogue, leadership, and global impact.
Meet our Secretariat
Secretary General
Secretary General
Yaretzi del Rocío | 9th Grade
Vivian Akemi | 9th Grade
Operations Secretary
Nahomi Morales | 9th Grade
Chief of Staff
Vaimiti Córdova | 9th Grade
Chief of Pages
Lillian Guzmán | 9th Grade
Content Secretary
Sofía Quintana | IMPA Alumni
Protocol Undersecretary
Academic Undersecretary
Betsabé Salazar | IMPA Alumni
Paula Alejandra Cruz | IMPA Alumni
Alumni
IMPAMUN wouldn’t be possible without our incredible alumni community, the living proof of our institution’s lasting impact. Their dedication and leadership keep this tradition alive. As former delegates and now mentors, they continue to shape IMPAMUN, inspiring new generations to leave their own mark on history.
Vivian Akemi | Secretary General
“At IMPAMUN, we believe leadership is not about having all the answers, but about fostering an environment where ideas can grow and voices can be heard. This project was born from the knowledge we have gained through countless debates, each shaping our perspectives and deepening our passion for diplomacy. We encourage you to express your ideas with confidence, always respecting diverse viewpoints. May this debate inspire you, challenge you, and leave a lasting impact on your journey, just as many debates have shaped ours.”
Yaretzi del Rocío | Secretary General
“The world doesn’t change overnight, but every step toward progress begins with young leaders who dare to think differently. IMPAMUN is the result of years of hard work, lessons learned, mistakes made, and the resilience to keep going even when giving up seems easier. It was born from a desire to innovate, to create a stronger community, and, above all, from our love for what we do: our passion for diplomacy and our commitment to those around us. We want to build a better world, and that is why we started this project, hoping it will make a lasting difference for generations to come.”
Turning ideas into action by becoming a launchpad for young minds to challenge, collaborate, and lead with purpose.
Mission
To build a legacy where every IMPAMUN edition shapes bold leaders, ignites global change, and proves that diplomacy starts with a single voice.
Vision
Faculty Advisory Council
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Jacobo Cortés Vázquez
IMPA Academic General Director
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Diego Cortés Álvarez
IMPA LeaP Programme Coordinator
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Citlali Baltazar Guerrero
IMPA Middle School LeaP Coordinator
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Regina Alvarez Tovar
IMPA Elementary LeaP Coordinator
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Erika Palacios
IMPA Middle School Languages Coordinator
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Vanya Reséndiz
IMPA LeaP Program Advisor
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Ilse De Dios
IMPA LeaP Programme Communications
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Jennifer Huerta
IMPA Elementary Languages Coordinator
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Salvador Cruz
IMPA Media and Marketing
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Fabiola Maldonado
IMPA Academic Assistance
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It is a simulation of the United Nations where participants take on the roles of diplomats to debate global issues. It is open to students with an interest in international relations, diplomacy, and critical thinking, regardless of prior experience.
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No! IMPAMUN welcomes both beginners and experienced delegates. We provide training sessions and materials to help all participants prepare for the debates and understand UN procedures.
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Participants should bring only a notepad and pens. Electronic devices are allowed without any internet connection and prior authorization of the chair. Formal attire is required in accordance with Model UN protocol. Position papers and relevant research materials are also recommended.
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Faculty advisors can guide students in their research, help them understand diplomatic procedures, and encourage them to engage in discussions. During the event, advisors are welcome to observe but should allow delegates to debate independently. They may also attend faculty sessions and provide feedback after the conference.
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Yes, parents are welcome to attend all activities of IMPAMUN as observers. However, to maintain the authenticity of the debate environment, general committee sessions (simple caucus) are reserved for delegates, and official conference staff. Additionally, all attendees must follow the Dress Code.