Mun Northwest Media Internship

Emily Rincon is a senior at Logan High School. She attended her first PACMUN conference in 2019, where she admired the Media Interns from her seat in the UNEP committee. Now she is ecstatic to be a part of the Media Team that will work towards finding creative ways to capture a virtual conference. Besides being Secretary of her Model UN club, Emily is also serving as the Historian in Student Government and is involved in both the Multicultural Club and the Photo Club. When she’s not taking photos of people or editing on Lightroom (which she loves), Emily is found spending time in the outdoors, listening to indie pop music, reading the news, watching Netflix, and educating herself on systemic racism. Follow @emiliannaphoto on Instagram to see her work!

Kelly Tran is a senior at Lake Washington High School. As an amateur photographer, she often takes candid photos of her friends and family with serene landscapes to log her travels. She initially joined Model UN through her friends, but quickly grew to love the flow and energy of the conferences. This year, as a MUN Northwest Media Intern, she hopes to capture some of these special moments so everybody can look back at all the exciting memories they had at MUN Northwest conferences. In her free time, you can find Kelly watching anime, decimating her friends at Wordhunt, and of course, doing photography!

Nicole Yang is a junior at International School of Bellevue and is beyond excited to be taking photos and videos for you this year to capture memories that you will never forget. She wrote and sponsored her first ever resolution paper at PACMUN 2020 and immediately knew that she wanted Model United Nations to be a part of her high school adventure. She adores moments of chasing sunsets, trying out new boba flavors, and going hiking with her friends. When she is not editing graphics or taking photos and videos, she is most likely actively debating and taking photos for JSA, advocating for children’s lives inUNICEF or practicing endless hours of piano. She is so honored to be working with MUN Northwest to create some of the most amazing content this year. Using only a few sentences to describe all of her is quite difficult, but follow her on Instagram @nic.yangg to be updated with all the crazy adventures that she goes on!

Bentley Eldridge is a senior at Bainbridge High School. He fell victim to the MUN epidemic in freshman year and hasn’t questioned that decision since. Model UN “literally blew up” his life, since the various conferences he has attended vastly expanded his understanding of international politics, to the point of mental and spiritual enlightenment. The Great Flood of Knowledge, as he called the experience, then lead to an almost predestined opportunity to apply for the PACMUN Media Team. Right then and there, Bentley’s passions for MUN and cinematography merged into one frame. This would be his shot at redemption, having missed this opportunity many times in alternate universes. In his free time, Bentley enjoys boredom and the potential it holds. More often, however, you can find him rowing on the Bainbridge varsity rowing team, shooting music videos, and trying to break the norms of filmmaking. The excitement of this biography doesn’t stop here. To stay up to date with the chaos and cinematography in his life, follow @bentley.eldridge on Instagram.​