Norman is a second-year PPE student at the LSE. He has been involved in MUN for the past three years in the UK and his native Denmark. Norman has served as last year’s USG Finance for LSEMUN and a delegate for TeamLSE. He currently serves as MUN Director for TeamLSE and USG Admin and Finance for London YouthMUN 2026. In his free time, he enjoys having a cup of coffee and reading, whilst trying to avoid sinking into a fit of existential dread. 🇩🇰 

Kelvin is a final year Master of Public Administration student at the LSE. Kelvin is currently President of UNSOC and has spent way too much time doing MUN, making 2026 Kelvin’s fifth and final LSEMUN. He looks forward to transforming LSEMUN into one of the best ones in the UK Circuit with a lot of bold initiatives with committee offerings. He looks forward to meeting you all during the conference for one final dance. ☕️

Aidan graduated from the London School of Economics with a BSc in International Relations and Chinese. He has previously served as Under Secretary-General for Academics (Specialised Committees) in LSEMUN High School 2024. He is also currently serving on the Board of Trustees at the London Youth Diplomacy Foundation.

Prashon is a 2nd year Philosophy and Economics student at LSE who is originally from Hyderbad, India but has lived in Watford his whole life. He has been a delegate and chair at multiple conferences, and is also USG Logisitics for London YouthMUN 2026. He is excited to be part of LSEMUN as USG Chairing. Outside MUN, Prashon is a tennis player, and also someone who loves watching sports such as tennis, cricket and F1. He also loves to cook, and his favourite thing to make is biryani. He cannot wait for LSEMUN 2026 and is excited to see everyone there! 🎾

Ethan is a 2nd Year Politics and International Relations student at the LSE. He has been part of LSE UNSOC as a delegate, and is also the society Treasurer. He is incredibly thrilled to join the team as USG for external relations! He spends a lot of his free time swimming, and increasingly sending far too many email to try and land some brilliant speakers for you all to hear from at LSEMUN! 🔊

Jaeden is a 2nd year International Relations student at the LSE, from Malaysia. Having previously been a delegate for TeamLSE from 2024-2025, and a chair within the UK MUN circuit, he is excited to join LSEMUN’S 20th Edition as USG for Logistics. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with friends, playing some video games, and questioning how he survives at LSE. 💾

Ayla is a 1st Year Politics and International Relations student at the LSE. Having enjoyed delegating for TeamLSE in the London circuit this year, she is excited to be joining LSEMUN as ASG for Delegate Affairs in the conference’s 20th Edition. She loves the productive debate MUN offers, and has a particular interest in sustainable development and the protection of refugees. In her free time, she enjoys reading, dance and drinking lots of coffee. ☕️

Kathrin is a 3rd year International Political Economy student at LSE. She is from Vienna and studies full time at Colorado College with her current study abroad in London at LSE. Following her experience co-leading the MUN club at Colorado College, she is excited to engage with the European circuit at LSEMUN. As the Assistant Secretary-General for Academics for the 20th Edition of LSEMUN, she contributes to the design of our committees, supports the chair selection process and assists with academic planning. Outside of LSEMUN, she enjoys running with her London running club, discovering new parts of the city, and relaxing in hidden cafés with a good book.

Joshua is a 1st year Politics and Economics student at the LSE. After delegating for TeamLSE at ULMUN and BathMUN, he’s excited to help plan LSEMUN XX and oversee its move towards exciting new committees and away from its Crisis niche. He’s quite new to MUN, but loves handling complex issues like [redacted by admin] in the 2025/26 circuit, and looks forward to fruitful and respectful debate at LSEMUN. If he’s not yapping about politics and constantly changing his views, he’ll be on a tennis court, in [redacted by admin], or wondering how MUN’s still a thing after high school. 👨‍💼