FECRR BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 1892

ABOUT THE COMMITTEE

Orange You Glad We Built This Railroad!

Set in 1892, delegates in this committee will have the power and influence to change Florida forever! From railroads, to new cities, to government intervention, delegates will be entrusted with industrialist Henry’s Flagler corporate empire. As the single most influential entity on the development of South Florida, when delegates take charge of the Florida East Coast Railroad (FECRR), Florida’s future will be decided. Will The final frontier of Key West be reached? Will Miami grow from its state of just a small village and dilapidated fort? Or will Flagler’s Legacy be that of a failed businessman? Only the delegates in this committee can decide!

CHAIR

JACKSON KUSTER

Jackson Kuster (he/him) is a proud Double ‘Cane, pursuing both a BSBA in Accounting and a MS in Accountancy from the University of Miami’s Business School. He is has traveled across North America representing UM at multiple collegiate Model conferences and has shared more conferences than he can count, with this being his fourth MICSUN! Last year, he was honored with the highest recognition possible for a Model United Nations chair, being the first UM Student to receive such an award! His chairing expertise was present in last year’s “No Plane, No Gain” specialize committee delegates discussed the future of aviation industry.

Jackson, his Dias, and the rest of the University Miami Model United Nations team are excited to see you all in Coral Gables in February! If you have any questions or concerns regarding this committee, feel free to email jacksonkuster@miami.edu.Jackson Kuster (he/him) is a proud Double ‘Cane, pursuing both a BSBA in Accounting and a MS in Accountancy from the University of Miami’s Business School. He is has traveled across North America representing UM at multiple collegiate Model conferences and has shared more conferences than he can count, with this being his fourth MICSUN! Last year, he was honored with the highest recognition possible for a Model United Nations chair, being the first UM Student to receive such an award! His chairing expertise was present in last year’s “No Plane, No Gain” specialize committee delegates discussed the future of aviation industry.

Jackson, his Dias, and the rest of the University Miami Model United Nations team are excited to see you all in Coral Gables in February! If you have any questions or concerns regarding this committee, feel free to email jacksonkuster@miami.edu.